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Cincinnati Open: Sabalenka advances, Medvedev’s frustrations evident
Aryna Sabalenka triumphs at the Cincinnati Open, advancing to the fourth round. Meanwhile, Daniil Medvedev faces a frustrating defeat despite holding multiple m
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India gain ground in Galle with clinical bowling display against Sri Lanka
India takes control in Galle Test against Sri Lanka, needing 288 runs on Day 5 for victory. Clinical bowling puts them in a strong position in the ICC World Tes
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Dambulla: Virat Kohli marks 18 years in international cricket
Virat Kohli celebrates 18 years in international cricket since his debut in Dambulla. Relive his journey from a modest start to becoming a cricketing legend.
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National Sports Awards: No Khel Ratna, Arjuna honour for 17 athletes
17 athletes, including Tejaswin Shankar, receive Arjuna Awards 2025. No Khel Ratna awarded this year. Get details on India’s National Sports Awards recipients.
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Ravindra Jadeja opens up on early career confidence challenges
Ravindra Jadeja opens up about his early career struggles in Test cricket, revealing how batting at lower positions impacted his confidence and morale. Read his
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Darwin: Bangladesh achieves first Test victory on Australian soil
Bangladesh cricket team makes history with their first Test victory against Australia on Australian soil, securing a dominant nine-wicket win in Darwin.
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Pakistan captain believes rankings secondary in India clash
Pakistan captain Abu Bakar Mahmood downplays rankings ahead of the FIH Men’s Hockey World Cup clash against India on August 19, emphasizing on-day performance.
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Cardiff: Community Shield may offer early insights for Arsenal and Manchester City
Explore if the Community Shield predicts Premier League success for Arsenal and Manchester City. Historically, only 8 of 34 winners since 1992-93 also won the l
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Pakistan hockey captain optimistic despite past results against India
Pakistan hockey captain Abu Bakar Mahmood is optimistic about defeating India at the FIH World Cup, despite a decade-long winless streak. The highly anticipated
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Darwin: Australia considers batting changes after Bangladesh defeat
Australia considers batting changes after a defeat to Bangladesh in Darwin. Captain Pat Cummins acknowledges ongoing struggles early in their Test match schedul
