Sachin Yadav, a World Athletics Championships debutant, stunned with a personal best of 86.27m in the men's javelin final in Tokyo, securing fourth place. Yadav outshone seasoned athletes, including Olympic champion Arshad Nadeem and co ...more

Shubham Ranjane, carrying forward a three-generation cricketing legacy, transitioned from Mumbai's competitive cricket scene to Major League Cricket in the USA. Inspired by his grandfather, a former India Test player, and his father, wh ...more

R Ashwin bid adieu to international cricket last December, midway through the tour of Australia

The Paralympic Committee of India (PCI) revealed the official medals for the New Delhi 2025 World Para Athletics Championships, a historic event set to host over 2,200 athletes from across 104 nations. The medals blend Indian cultural m ...more

Raul Asencio and three ex-Real Madrid youth players will stand trial for allegedly recording and sharing a sexual video involving a minor at Gran Canaria in June 2023.

Ruthless but not clinical would be a fair assessment of the Reds’ campaign so far; for all the flair and potency in its attack, the Premier League title-holder is also susceptible to conceding goals

Neeraj Chopra's impressive streak of podium finishes ended at the World Athletics Championships in Tokyo, where he finished eighth with a best throw of 84.03m. Keshorn Walcott of Trinidad and Tobago won gold, while India's Sachin Yadav ...more

India cricket legend and 1983 World Cup-winning captain Kapil Dev has urged both India and Pakistan to concentrate on cricket and not blow the recent handshake row out of proportion during the ongoing Asia Cup 2025.   

India A captain Shreyas Iyer scored 8 off 13 on Day 3 of the first unofficial Test against Australia A at the Ekana Stadium in Lucknow.

India's latest javelin throw sensation Sachin Yadav outperformed Olympics and world gold medallist Neeraj Chopra in Tokyo.