Pranavi, Kochhar shares honours in IGPL Mumbai
Pranavi Urs produced a stunning six-under 62 to share the lead with her male counterpart Karandeep Kochhar after the opening day of the IGPL Invitational Mumbai, becoming the first woman player to hold a share of the lead at any stage on the Tour. Playing her first IGPL event, Pranavi notched...
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The blind swimmer who sees with his heart
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Pat to captain SRH for third straight IPL season
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FIDE World Cup: Arjun draws easy with black pieces
Seeking to qualify for the Candidates’ event, India’s top-rated Arjun Erigaisi walked off with an easy draw with his Chinese counterpart Wei Yi in the first game of the quarterfinals on Monday. On what turned out to be an easy day for Arjun, Alexander Donchenko finally realised about things being...
Anuya prasad, Pranjali seal air pistol gold and silver at Deaflympics
Young Anuya Prasad gave herself a birthday present while Pranjali Prashant Dhumal added to India’s joy as the duo completed a 1-2 finish in the women’s 10m air pistol event at the Deaflympics, in Tokyo on Monday. Anuya clinched the gold medal in style, breaking the Deaf Final World Record...
No matter who sits out, SA still wins: Rabada
South African pacer Kagiso Rabada, who missed the first Test against India here due to a rib injury, is in awe of his team’s ability to rebound from setbacks and “find a way to win” no matter who is left out. The reigning World Test Championship winners completed a 30-run...
Something is wrong if a strong squad is losing at home: Pujara
Former India Test batter Cheteshwar Pujara has strongly rejected the notion that India’s crushing defeat to South Africa in the first Test at Eden Gardens can be blamed to a transition phase. Pujara contended that while overseas losses during a rebuilding period can be understood, losing at home — especially...
Split captaincy wise amid pressure on Gill: Mukund
Former India opener Abhinav Mukund believes the pressure on Shubman Gill has reached a critical point as he called for split captaincy in the wake of India’s opening Test defeat to South Africa. With Gill absent in the second innings due to neck spasm, India were bowled out for 93...
Eden turner highlights Gill–Gambhir disconnect
The pitch row triggered by India’s embarrassing 30-run loss to South Africa while chasing a modest 124 has also opened up a larger question — are young skipper Shubman Gill and coach Gautam Gambhir on the same page on what construes ideal home conditions? The collapse, India’s lowest failed chase...
India needs good coaches of football: Lothar
Only best coaches can produce good football players and India will need to bring in legends and former players of the game to train their coaches, says German football legend Lothar Matthaus. Matthaus said India, the world’s most populated country, cannot be in a situation where it does not play...
