Journalism of Courage
How Ayush Shetty gave Indian badminton fans another smash hit to savour
Hockey World Cup: India's low block cost them a game they led twice
How Ayush Shetty used the tactical lift to defeat World No 1 Chinese Shi Yuqi
Unnati Hooda has the shots, but can she control her mind on World Championships debut
Making of Navneet Kaur: From a cricket-loving home to India's World Cup spark
In beating World No.1 & defending champ Shi Yuqi in the first round of Worlds – despite a late wobble - he has shown himself to be one for the big stage
A home crowd, an easy win, and a seven-year wait for another Sindhu medal begins
Ravi Shastri has said that Bangladesh's win in the first Test against Australia will be remembered far more than any of their memorable wins in other formats.
Pique joins former international cricketer Ravichandran Ashwin, who is also a strategic shareholder at the American Gambits franchise.
A tactic that won them Olympic bronze became the reason they lost control in Amsterdam
Suthar took 4/76 in 21.4 overs to help India bowl Sri Lanka out for 284 and take a 178 run-lead with two days left
The 21-year-old from Mangalore sets the Delhi World Championships stage on fire with a 21-14, 13-21, 21-19 upset victory packing off the defending World champion in Round 1
Backed by a partisan crowd at the Indira Gandhi Indoor Stadium in New Delhi, Ayush started with a lead in the first game. He started with three consecutive points and never gave away the lead.
India conceded three goals in the second half and squandered a 2-1 half-time lead. The defeat has left India at second spot in Pool D and their next match against Pakistan becomes crucial to them qualifying to the next round, in addition to the spotlight already on the match on account of the historic rivalry between the two teams.
Reduced to 90/5 in reply to visitors' 462, Sonal Dinusha and Niroshan Dickwella counter with century partnership to avoid follow-on, and keep the weather as a factor on the last two days
Unnati's draw is not the toughest and a few realistic upsets can get her a medal in her first outing
The forward, from India’s famous hockey nursery in Shahbad, led from the front against China in the opening match and will remain central to the team’s hopes in the next two games
Canadian Johnna Rymes gets in a behind-the-back winner in her women's doubles match but on a morning of mad-shot making
Gavaskar has urged the IPL authorities to have full transparency in terms of trades of players between two teams in the league.
Former Australian opener David Warner feels Bangladesh were hungry in the first Test at Darwin against hosts Australia
The rockback, the hip drive, the release point: a former India spinner breaks down what he sees.
The nine-wicket win is also Bangladesh’s second biggest win by wickets in Tests and former Australia batsman and selector Mark Waugh has termed Australia’s loss as ‘possibly the biggest upset’.
Former India captain Kris Srikkanth has urged the franchise to consider their batting coach and former Australian batsman Michael Hussey.
Lionel Messi's father, who passed away last week, was a worker in a metal factory but that didn't stop him from allowing his son to dream big.
Pant's shot selection was found wanting yet again as he fell just four deliveries after Sri Lanka took the second new ball on the seventh over of the day.
Sonal Dinusha scored a lovely century, and Niroshan Dickwella managed to get a half-century, which helped Sri Lanka avoid the threat of following on on Day 3 of the first Test in Galle. Follow all lupdates.
India want to move the ball quickly and create controlled chaos; England are structurally disciplined and organised. It results in thrilling matches, evidenced by the close encounters over the last few years
The Norwegian went unbeaten against a series of elite opponents, which had Andrey Esipenko, Hans Niemann, Nihal Sarin, Alireza Firouzja, and Lazavik, to cruise to his second straight Esports World Cup title beating Denis Lazavik in the final
India probably didn’t expect Bangladesh to keep up their momentum, but Najmul Hossain Shanto and his team have rapidly improved in Test cricket.
The crackdown comes after “some teams” in the Tamil Nadu Premier League (TNPL) came “under the ACSU's watch for suspected corruption-related activities” since the previous season
