Both teams missing key players due to their India-A commitments will take the sheen away from what should have been a grand occasion

Two-time world champion Nikhat Zareen survived a gritty contest, while debutant Minakshi impressed on her maiden appearance as both Indian boxers advanced into the quarterfinals of the World Boxing Championships on Tuesday.

The main talking point from the squad announcement was the omission of left-arm spinner Fran Jonas.

Rishabh Pant is in a race against time to recover from a foot fracture sustained during the fourth Test against England. While he aims to return for the West Indies Test series starting October 2, his participation is uncertain. A more ...more

Paris Paralympics gold medalist wants to better his personal best at home

Rinku Singh shared a harrowing tale of how he was bitten by a monkey while growing up, even putting his life at risk.

Team India is gearing up for the Asia Cup 2025, starting with a match against the UAE in Dubai. Shoaib Akhtar humorously highlighted India's strong squad, while Suryakumar Yadav emphasized the team's aggressive approach. All eyes are on ...more

Magnus Carlsen has commented on Hikaru Nakamura's approach to qualify for the Candidates Tournament. Carlsen finds Nakamura's strategy shameless but pragmatic. Nakamura is playing in smaller open events to gain rating points. He recentl ...more

Former South Africa captain AB de Villiers speaks about Sourav Ganguly's appointment as head coach of Pretoria Capitals in SA20. 

Jitesh Sharma highlighted the adaptability needed for T20 finishers, noting the uncertainty they face compared to top-order batters. He argued that traditional matchup theories are outdated, as modern batters innovate against all bowler ...more