Rohit Sharma on May 7 announced his retirement from Test cricket. His decision to retire from the longest format came on the back of a dismal Test series loss for India in Australia. 

However, Weber turned the tables and took the top spot with his sixth and final throw, measuring 91.06m. Chopra was leading before Weber's final attempt

Neeraj Chopra made history at the Doha Diamond League 2025, crossing the 90-metre mark in javelin for the first time with a throw of 90.23m. Despite this personal best, he secured second place as Julian Weber of Germany won with 91.06m.

Neeraj Chopra etched his name in history at the Doha Diamond League 2025, surpassing the coveted 90-metre mark for the first time. His impressive 90.23m throw in the third round made him only the 25th person ever to achieve this feat. C ...more

Two-time Olympic medalist Neeraj Chopra became the first Indian athlete to breach the 90m mark in javelin throw event.  

The retirements of R. Ashwin, Rohit Sharma and Virat Kohli have left India at a tipping point ahead of the England tour. Will the new generation stay invested in the five-day game? A lot will depend on coach Gautam Gambhir and the vision he has for a rather young team

The 29-year-old overcame his disappointment of not making the cut for the Asian Championships by breaking the National record. He has ambitions of qualifying for September’s World Championships and piecing together a historic sub-1:45 run in the near future

Shubman Gill, who is set to be appointed India's Test captain following Rohit Sharma's retirement, and B. Sai Sudharsan will be available for the second four-day game against England Lions starting in Northampton from June 6.

At the Wankhede Stadium, the unveiling of the Rohit Sharma Stand became a touching moment amplified by Ravi Shastri's humor. Shastri playfully urged Rohit to hit the ball into his newly named stand, sparking laughter. Beyond impressive ...more