ICC Confirms India as Host for First Women
India will host the inaugural ICC Women's Champions Trophy in 2027 with Mumbai and Vadodara as the two venues for the six-team tournament. The tournament will take place from February 14 to 28, 2027 at Cricket Club of India in Mumbai
Sri Lanka Names Former Captain Charith Asalanka White-Ball Vice-Captain for England Series
Sri Lanka have given Charith Asalanka a new challenge in their white ball set up as they name him vice-captain for their upcoming limited-overs tour of England, just months after he lost the T20I leadership. Kusal Mendis will continue as captain
Premier League Clubs Smash Transfer Record as Euro 3.46 billion Spent on New Signings
Premier League clubs continue their record-breaking spending spree this summer, with clubs collectively having spent
India Squad Announced For Afghanistan T20Is: Bumrah, Samson Back, Hardik Pandya Misses Out
India have announced the squad for T20I series against Afghanistan and the team has opted for a blend of experience and young lads. With this three match T20I series, Jasprit Bumrah and Sanju Samson have made comeback to squad. While Shreyas
Roger Federer Honored With Tennis Hall of Fame Ring at US Open Ceremony
Swiss tennis legend Roger Federer has been honored at the US Open with the International Tennis Hall of Fame ring. The 20-time major champion was presented with the award at Arthur Ashe Stadium, where International Tennis Hall of Fame president Kim
Pakistan vs England: Mickey Arthur Slams PCB For Sacking Coach And Players Ahead of Final Test
Former Pakistan skipper Mickey Arthur criticized the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) for chopping off crucial players from the Test squad in the middle of their series against England. Arthur was quick to respond after Pakistan lost heavily in the opening two
Hockey World Cup | Faith in youth and a robust defence behind Germanys dominance
Hockey World Cup 2026: Argentina, Germany Crowned Champions
The 2026 Hockey World Cup saw Argentina break the Netherlands' dominance in women's hockey, while Germany successfully defended their men's title. The tournament, co-hosted by the Netherlands and Belgium, featured simultaneous men's and women's events, highlighting shifting hierarchies and India's mixed performance with promising women's results and disappointing men's outcomes.
Vaibhav Sooryavanshi Smashes Record-Breaking 92 In Duleep Trophy Semi-Final
Vaibhav Sooryavanshi continues to make headlines, this time rewriting the Duleep Trophy records. The teenage sensation has created his own history, scoring a brilliant 92 runs off just 81 deliveries for the East Zone against the Central Zone in the Duleep
US Open Shock: Novak Djokovic Suffers Stunning First-Round Defeat After Gruelling Battle
Novak Djokovic's early exit from the US Open is a major shock to tennis fans after a stellar quest for the 25th record-breaking Grand Slam fell victim in the very first round. Fourth seed Djokovic was defeated by Argentina's Mariano Navone
Germany Pip Spain, Claim Record-Equalling 4th Hockey World Cup
Germany retained the Men's Hockey World Cup with a disciplined 1-0 victory over Spain, matching Pakistan's record four titles, while Argentina secured bronze by defeating the Netherlands.
The Indian mens hockey teams selection process leaves a lot to be desired
The squads abysmal World Cup campaign has again raised questions over coach Fultons role and the continuation of several senior players in the side
Womens Hockey World Cup | Argentina breaks Dutch hearts in a shootout
Hockey World Cup: India goes down fighting to Belgium
Harmanpreet & Co. end up eighth after losing to the co-host on penalties
Hockey World Championships: Indian mens team lose 1-3 to Netherlands to crash out of semifinal race
India needed to win this match at all costs to reach the last four stage, but despite a good start, the team committed mistakes in the final 10 minutes to get knocked out of podium contention
India beats Pakistan 5-3 in men's hockey World Cup
India roar past Pakistan 5-3 in Hockey World Cup 2026, book top-8 spot in thrilling clash
The Indian men's hockey team delivered when it mattered most, defeating arch-rivals Pakistan 5-3 in a high-voltage Pool D clash at the Hockey World Cup 2026 in Amstelveen. After suffering a setback against England in their previous outing, India bounced back in style to keep their campaign alive and secure their place in the top eight. With their World Cup hopes hanging in the balance, Harmanpreet Singh and his men produced a confident display against Pakistan. India controlled the contest from the opening quarter and never allowed their opponents to take complete control of the game.
HOCKEY WORLD CUP | Marijne seemingly taps into Indian folklore to instill unity in team
When and where to watch India vs Pakistan FIH Men's Hockey World Cup clash?
India will meet Pakistan in a decisive Pool D encounter at the FIH Mens Hockey World Cup 2026 on Wednesday, August 19. The match will be played at the Wagener Hockey Stadium in Amstelveen, Netherlands....
HOCKEY WORLD CUP | Indias inexperience hurts it in a stalemate against China
The womens team dominates the opening 30 minues but with eight debutants on show it is unable to stop its higher-ranked rival from fighting back for a draw
Savita Punia confident India can challenge world's best at Women's Hockey World Cup
India will enter the FIH Womens Hockey World Cup with renewed confidence after winning the Nations Cup. Goalkeeper Savita Punia believes that the team has shown it can compete against the strongest sides in international hockey and is confident of their success in the forthcoming tournament.
Nations Cup was a great success, now determined to win World Cup: Salima Tete
India head into the World Cup on the back of winning the FIH Nations Cup in New Zealand, and Tete believes the momentum from that success can propel the team to another medal-winning campaign on the biggest stage, the World Cup, to be held at jointly hosted by the Netherlands and Belgium from August 15 to 30
No Indian umpire at Hockey WC after 28 years, veterans say focus should be on structured pathway
Raghu Prasad, the first Asian umpire to officiate in 200 international matches before retiring last year, said appointments for elite events are based on sustained performances in top-level competitions
