Para Badminton Coach Khanna Responds To Critics
Indian para badminton coach Gaurav Khanna has responded to allegations that his social media post deflated players' morale at the Asian Para Games. Khanna claims the accusations are a misleading public narrative designed to discredit him for highlighting documented irregularities in player selection. He questions the timing of the complaints, suggesting they are a diversion from his concerns about deserving players being excluded from the squad.
How Red Bull tapped Max Verstappens sensitive side
The four-time champions extraordinary feel for the car has proven invaluable in the energy drink giants maiden attempt at building its own power unit. Red Bulls turnaround although too late to affect the title race shows why Verstappen evokes such reverence within F1 .
India Kabaddi Teams Secure Spots In Commonwealth Finals
India's men's and women's kabaddi teams have reached the finals of the inaugural Commonwealth Kabaddi Championship in Ahmedabad. The men's team will face Sri Lanka after defeating Bangladesh, while the women's team will play Uganda following their victory over Sri Lanka. Both Indian teams displayed dominant performances in their respective semifinals, setting up exciting title clashes.
Manisha's Golden Moment Carries a Father's Dream
Manisha Bhanwala became India's first woman wrestling world champion, dedicating her historic gold medal victory to her late father, Suresh, whose dream it was for her to achieve this feat. Her journey was marked by personal tragedy and immense resilience, culminating in a powerful display of dedication.
Manisha Becomes First Indian Woman to Win Wrestling World Gold
Manisha Bhanwala has made history by becoming India's first woman World Champion in wrestling, securing a gold medal in the women's 59kg final at the World Championships. She achieved a remarkable comeback, overcoming a six-point deficit against American Abigail Nette to win 8-6 on Friday. This triumph marks a significant milestone for Indian wrestling, following only legendary Sushil Kumar's feat in 2010.
Bengaluru FC Snatch Late Draw In ISL Thriller
Bengaluru FC secured a dramatic 1-1 draw against NorthEast United FC in their Indian Super League encounter. Substitute Vinith Venkatesh scored in the 93rd minute to cancel out Jithin MS's earlier goal for NorthEast. Both teams had multiple chances, with goalkeepers Gurmeet Singh and Gurpreet Singh Sandhu making crucial saves throughout the match.
Asian Champions Trophy: India Demolish Japan, Storm Into Semis
Five-time champions India secured their third consecutive win at the men's Asian Champions Trophy hockey tournament, defeating Japan 4-1. Striker Abhishek Nain scored two field goals, while captain Harmanpreet Singh and Vishnukant Singh also found the net. Japan's lone goal came from Shota Yamada via a penalty stroke. India will next face Malaysia on Sunday.
Nagaland United Start IFL With Win Over Real Kashmir
Debutants Nagaland United SC made a strong start to their Indian Football League campaign, defeating Real Kashmir FC 3-1 in the season opener. Goals from JH Remlala and a brace from Vanlalhriatzuala K secured the historic victory for the visitors.
Indian Badminton Stars Reach Hylo Open Semis
Indian badminton stars P V Sindhu, Anmol Kharb, and Lakshya Sen have all reached the semifinals of the Hylo Open Super 500 tournament in Germany. Sindhu and Kharb will face each other in an all-Indian women's singles semifinal, guaranteeing an Indian finalist, while Sen will compete in the men's singles last four.
Tammer Tournament: Indian Boxers Secure Semifinal Berths
Four Indian boxers, including Commonwealth Games gold medallist Arundhati Choudhary, advanced to the semifinals of the 46th International Tammer tournament in Tampere, Finland, on the opening day. Aarti Dhariyal, Ankushita Boro, and Hussam Uddin Mohammed also secured wins, while World Champion Jaismine and Hitesh are scheduled to compete later on Friday.
Asia-Pacific Amateur: Indian Trio Misses Cut
The Indian golf trio of Anshul Mishra, Arkesh Bhatia, and Ribhav Verma failed to make the 36-hole cut at the Asia-Pacific Amateur golf tournament in New Zealand. Defending champion Fifa Laopakdee of Thailand maintained his lead despite windy conditions, positioning himself well for the weekend.
SAFF Championships: India's U23 Squad Announced
India has announced a 28-member U23 squad for the upcoming SAFF Championships in Dhaka, led by coach Naushad Moosa. The defending champions are sending a second-string team due to international friendlies for the main squad and ISL club reluctance to release players. India aims for its 10th title in the tournament, which runs from November 5 to 17.
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India Beats Cuba 6-4 In FIFA U15 Festival
India's U15 football team concluded their FIFA U15 World Cup and Festival campaign with a 6-4 victory over Cuba. The Blue Colts finished 87th among 189 nations, securing five wins, four defeats, and one draw in the tournament.
Dinesh Arora has resigned as treasurer of the All India Tennis Association (AITA) Interim Executive Committee on ethical grounds. This follows his resignation from the Punjab Lawn Tennis Association (PLTA) amid allegations of financial irregularities, which are currently unestablished. AITA is set to hold elections on November 27.
India's Mixed Fortunes At World Wrestling Championships
Indian wrestlers faced a challenging day at the World Wrestling Championships in Astana, with most failing to advance past the pre-quarterfinal stage. Despite some promising starts, including a strong comeback by Nikhil, key athletes were eliminated, though Manisha Bhanwala is set to compete for gold later.
Chopra's Comeback: Training Resumes After Ankle Injury
Two-time Olympic medallist Neeraj Chopra is set to resume training and rehabilitation after his ankle injury, which forced him to miss the Asian Games, has significantly improved. He also commented on the new Khelo India Sports Goods Manufacturing Scheme and wished luck to Youth Olympic Games participants.
Indian Contingent Ready For Youth Olympic Games In Dakar
India is sending a 35-member contingent, including 17 athletes, to the Youth Olympic Games in Dakar, Senegal, starting on Saturday. Former shot-putter Om Prakash Karhana will serve as the chef-de-mission. The team features promising young talents like table tennis player Syndrela Das and swimmer Dhinidhi Desinghu, aiming to build on India's previous best performance of 13 medals in 2018.
Vinesh Gets Two Weeks' Relief in WFI Disciplinary Case
The Delhi High Court has directed the Wrestling Federation of India (WFI) to decide on show-cause notices issued to wrestler Vinesh Phogat within two weeks, acknowledging concerns that pending disciplinary proceedings could hinder her preparations for upcoming competitions.
TVS ARE GP Season 3: Motorsport For All
TVS Racing announces the global expansion of its Apache Racing Experience GP Season 3, starting November 15.
Hockey India's Vision: 2030 World Cups And National Expansion
Hockey India Secretary General Bhola Nath Singh revealed that Punjab, Odisha, and Tamil Nadu are strong contenders to host the 2030 FIH Men's and Women's World Cups, with Odisha being the preferred choice. He also outlined Hockey India's strategy to expand the sport's reach across the country by bringing international tournaments to various states and focusing on infrastructure development. The article also touches upon player selection for the 2028 Los Angeles Olympics, with Hockey India giving team management a free hand.
Djokovic's ATP Finals hopes take a hit after Basel defeat
Novak Djokovic's chances of qualifying for the end-of-year ATP Finals have been significantly hampered after a surprising loss to Jan-Lennard Struff at the Swiss Indoors in Basel, leaving him with limited opportunities to secure a spot in Turin.
Zverev becomes world No. 1 after Vienna Open win
'...Sometimes you've got to wait for the best things in life': Alexander Zverev only second German after Boris Becker to become World No. 1.
The stage is set for a crucial clash in the ongoing season of the Premier League. 20-time champions Manchester United will be taking on Chelsea. The two sides will meet at Stamford Bridge in London on October 31st. It is worth noting that Manchester United are going through some tough times of late.
Medvedev's meltdown, match-point escape steal the show in Vienna
Daniil Medvedev overcame frustration and a match point to defeat Cameron Norrie at the Vienna Open, reaching his 100th tour-level quarter-final. This victory extends his winning streak and keeps his ATP Finals hopes alive. Carlos Alcaraz also advanced to the quarter-finals.
IWF Worlds: Chanu's back woes return as Gyaneshwari finishes 8th
Commonwealth Games silver medallist Gyaneshwari Yadav achieved a commendable eighth-place finish in the women's 53kg event at the IWF World Championships in Ningbo, China, topping Group C. Meanwhile, star Indian weightlifter Mirabai Chanu withdrew from the competition due to a back injury, missing her debut in the 53kg category.
U15 World Cup: India suffer penalty heartbreak after epic comeback
India's U15 football team, led by Victor Lalawmpuia's four goals, staged a remarkable comeback from a 0-3 deficit to draw 5-5 against Kazakhstan in the FIFA U15 World Cup and Festival Tier C semi-final. Despite the heroic effort, India ultimately lost 4-5 in a penalty shootout for positions 85 to 88.
Why India coach is happy after beating China
Indian men's hockey team chief coach Craig Fulton expressed satisfaction with his side's consistent performance across all four quarters in their 5-2 victory over China at the Asian Champions Trophy. This marks India's second consecutive win in the tournament, following a dominant 13-0 triumph against Bangladesh. Fulton highlighted the third quarter as particularly strong and praised the team's penalty corner defence, while also acknowledging China's efforts.
Asian Champions Trophy: Harmanpreet, Sukhjeet shine as India beat China
India defeated China 5-2 in the Asian Champions Trophy hockey tournament, securing their second consecutive win. Skipper Harmanpreet Singh and striker Sukhjeet Singh both scored a brace, with Jugraj Singh adding another goal. China managed to score two goals from penalty corners, but India maintained control throughout the match.
India Advances Unbeaten In Commonwealth Kabaddi
India concluded its group-stage campaign at the Commonwealth Kabaddi Championship 2026 with a decisive 45-24 win over Sri Lanka, maintaining an unbeaten record and securing a semi-final spot. Key players Pankaj Mohite and Aditya Shinde led the raiding, while Nitesh and Yogesh Dahiya contributed defensively.
Olympic Dream For Arm Wrestling, Mallakhamb?
Former Sports Minister Anurag Thakur has called for the inclusion of popular sports like arm wrestling and Mallakhamb in the Olympics, citing their growing global popularity. His remarks came during the opening of the 47th WAF World Armwrestling Championship in New Delhi, an event also attended by Union Minister Kiren Rijiju, who pledged full government support.
Sindhu, Sen Enter Hylo Open Quarterfinals
Double Olympic medallist P V Sindhu and India's top-ranked men's singles player Lakshya Sen have both secured spots in the quarterfinals of the Hylo Open Super 500 badminton tournament. Sindhu delivered a dominant performance, while Sen won a hard-fought match. However, compatriots Malvika Bansod and Isharani Baruah were eliminated.
Real Kashmir face Nagaland United in IFL season opener
Former champions Real Kashmir FC are set to kick off their Indian Football League 2026-27 season against debutants Nagaland United SC in Srinagar on Friday. Real Kashmir, under coach Ishfaq Ahmed, aims for a strong start after a challenging previous season, while Nagaland United makes its historic entry into the national league, led by coach Kaizad Ambapardiwalla and a young squad.
Manisha Bhanwala Secures Spot In World Wrestling Final
Indian wrestler Manisha Bhanwala has advanced to the women's 59kg final at the World Wrestling Championships in Astana. She secured her spot with a dominant win by fall over Kazakhstan's Altyn Shagayeva, leading 10-0 before the pin. Manisha is now the third Indian to reach a gold medal bout at this edition, aiming to end India's wait for a world champion. She will compete against Pan American champion Abigail Elizabeth Nette in the final.
Osaka's 2026 season ends with Pan Pacific Open defeat
Former world number one Naomi Osaka was defeated 6-3, 7-5 by 18-year-old Slovakian wildcard Mia Pohankova in the second round of the Pan Pacific Open, bringing an end to Osaka's 2026 season.
Bruno Fernandes clears the air with Michael Carrick after recent rift rumours
Manchester United are all set for a crucial clash in the ongoing Premier League season. The 20-time league champions will be taking on Chelsea in their upcoming clash. The two sides will meet at Stamford...
Indians Struggle As Laopakdee Dominates Asia-Pacific Amateur Opener
The Indian trio of Ribhav Verma, Anshul Mishra, and Arkesh Bhatia faced a challenging opening day at the Asia-Pacific Amateur Championship in New Zealand due to strong winds and a difficult course layout. While they struggled, defending champion Fifa Laopakdee of Thailand delivered an exceptional eight-under 63 to take a commanding lead. The Indians now need a significant improvement on Friday to make the halfway cut.
Pranavi Urs Finishes Round 1 Tied 33rd
India's Pranavi Urs finished the opening round of the Wistron Ladies Open tied 33rd with a two-under-par 70. South Africa's Cassandra Alexander leads the tournament after an impressive eight-under-par 64, followed by Chinese Taipei's Cheng-Hsuan Shih.
Uttar Pradesh Duo Wins U-19 National Squash Titles
Yusha Nafees and Unnati Tripathi from Uttar Pradesh secured their first U-19 boys' and girls' titles at the Sub-Junior and Junior National Squash Championships in Jaipur on Thursday. Other winners included Hridhaan Shah (U-17 boys'), Alia Kankaria (U-13 girls'), and Inaya Andrabi (U-11 girls').
AITA Launches AI Coach Beta For Tennis Insights
The All India Tennis Association (AITA) has launched 'AI Coach', a new digital tool in beta, aimed at providing tennis players with access to player-specific information, rankings, and head-to-head match-up insights. The tool is designed to help players better understand opponents and prepare for competitions, with future upgrades planned to integrate more tournament data for comprehensive insights.
Indian Wildcards For Chennai Open Qualifiers
Shrivalli Bhamidipaty and Diya Ramesh have been granted wildcards for the WTA 250 Chennai Open tennis tournament qualifying rounds. The qualifiers, featuring strong international players like Linda Fruhvirtova and Storm Hunter, begin on Saturday, with the main draw starting Monday.
NorthEast United FC Vs Bengaluru FC: Key ISL Clash
NorthEast United FC's strong defence will face a tough challenge from Bengaluru FC's potent attack in an upcoming Indian Super League match. Both teams are currently unbeaten this season, setting the stage for an intriguing contest as they aim to build momentum.
Elena Rybakina Clinches Year-End World No. 1 Ranking
Elena Rybakina secured her first year-end world No. 1 ranking after beating Yulia Putintseva in Tokyo, capping a season featuring Australian Open and US Open triumphs.
India U-15 lose to Afghanistan, face Kazakhstan next
India's U15 football team suffered a 1-2 defeat against Afghanistan in the quarter-finals for positions 81 to 88 in the FIFA U15 World Cup and Festival. Despite creating early opportunities, India conceded two goals before Nibas Meetei Wahengbam scored to reduce the deficit. The Blue Colts were unable to find an equaliser and will now face Kazakhstan in the semi-finals for positions 85 to 88.
Sujeet Kalkal Loses In Quarterfinals
Indian wrestler Sujeet Kalkal's impressive one-year, 24-match winning streak concluded with a heartbreaking 3-3 criteria defeat to Tajikistan's Abdulmazhid Kudiev in the men's 65kg quarterfinals at the World Championships on Thursday. This loss dashed India's hopes for a second world champion, despite Sujeet having previously beaten Kudiev in the Asian Games final. Other Indian wrestlers like Tanu Sharma and Manisha Bhanwala showed promising performances.
How Djokovic Inspired Pankaj Advani To 29th World Title
Indian cue sports legend Pankaj Advani secured his 29th world title by winning the WBL World Billiards Championship in Birmingham.
Former Sri Lanka cricket captain Kumar Sangakkara has accused Irish airline Ryanair's gate staff of discriminatory behaviour at Dublin airport. The Rajasthan Royals head coach has shared his experience on social media, saying he and his family faced threatening behaviour during
Bhagat Demands Action Against Ex-Coach For Medal Prediction
Tokyo Paralympic champion shuttler Pramod Bhagat has urged authorities to take action against former head coach Gaurav Khanna. The controversy stems from Khanna's public prediction of India's medal tally before the finals at the recently concluded Asian Para Games, which Bhagat deemed unprofessional and unethical, causing undue pressure on athletes.
Former Star Wars boss Kathleen Kennedy To Produce LA28 Olympics Ceremonies
Veteran Hollywood producer Kathleen Kennedy, former president of Lucasfilm, has been appointed to lead the production of the opening and closing ceremonies for the 2028 Olympics and Paralympics in Los Angeles.
Serie A: Inter Milan beat Venezia to go joint top; AC Milan lose
Inter Milan secured a 2-0 victory over Venezia to stay level on points with Serie A leaders Lazio, while AC Milan suffered a surprising 4-2 home defeat against Bologna despite holding a halftime lead.
Bayern coach Kompany discharged from hospital after collapse
Bayern Munich coach Vincent Kompany has been discharged from hospital after collapsing in training last week due to a meningeal irritation. He is now resting and taking medication, with no set date for his return to the touchline.
Ronaldo Beats Messi To Win Inaugural Ballon d'Or BOAT Award
Cristiano Ronaldo has been named the first winner of the BOAT (Ballon d'Or of All Time) award, with fans voting his 2008 season with Manchester United as the greatest individual year in Ballon d'Or history, surpassing Lionel Messi's 2012 campaign.
VidantaWorld Mexico Open: fall swing betting guide and locker room whispers
Wyndham Clarke favourite ahead of VidantaWorld Mexico Open while smart bettors say Neal Shipley is a smart play. The post VidantaWorld Mexico Open: fall swing betting guide and locker room whispers appeared first on Golf365 .
As LIV 2.0 readies itself for launch keeping big names like Dustin Johnson, Bryson DeChambeau and Cameron Smith remains key. The post LIV 2.0: Whos departed, whos still onboard and what does the future hold for the troubled breakaway league? appeared first on Golf365 .
Mouth-Covering Misconduct Lands Neymar Two-Game Ban
Santos captain Neymar received a two-match ban for covering his mouth during an altercation with Bahia's Rodrigo Nestor, extending his absence to three games pending appeal.
Maicon In Kolkata For Grassroots Football
Former Brazil international Douglas Maicon is set to visit Kolkata on November 13-14 as a global brand ambassador for King Sports Management. His visit aims to bolster grassroots football development, youth scouting, and provide technical insights to young Indian talent, including a talent hunt programme.
ISL: Goa's Last-Gasp Goal Frustrates Delhi
FC Goa secured a dramatic 1-1 draw against Sporting Club Delhi in an Indian Super League match in Margao. Juan Pena gave Delhi the lead in the second half, but Alex Vallejo scored a stoppage-time equaliser for Goa, denying Delhi their first win of the campaign.
Hylo Open: Indian Women Shuttlers Progress
India's Isharani Baruah, Malvika Bansod, and Unnati Hooda have progressed to the women's singles pre-quarterfinals of the Hylo Open Super 500 tournament in Germany after winning their respective round of 32 matches on Wednesday. Aakarshi Kashyap, however, was eliminated.
Para Badminton Chief Slams Ex-Coach For 'Anti-National' Remarks
India's para badminton chief K Prabhakar Rao has criticised former head coach Gaurav Khanna for publicly predicting the country's medal tally a day before the Asian Para Games finals. Rao stated that Khanna's comments put players under psychological pressure, potentially costing India more gold medals. Players have lodged a formal complaint seeking an inquiry and disciplinary action against Khanna, who had predicted fewer medals than India ultimately won.
Teen Trailblazer Antonelli Targets Historic F1 Crown
Kimi Antonelli can become Formula One's youngest world champion in Mexico City with a top-nine finish, while Sergio Perez celebrates his 300th start before home fans.
Top Seeds Battle For National Squash Glory
Nafees and Akanksha Gupta have both reached their second consecutive U-19 boys and girls finals, respectively, at the Sub-Junior and Junior National Squash Championship in Jaipur. Nafees will face Purav Rambhia, while Akanksha will compete against Unnati Tripathi for the title. Other notable results include upsets in the U-17 and U-15 categories.
India U15 Suffers Defeat Against Honduras
India's U15 football team, the Blue Colts, lost 1-2 to Honduras in a Round of 32 Tier C match of the FIFA U15 World Cup and Festival on Wednesday. Despite equalising in the second half, Honduras reclaimed the lead, pushing India into the lower bracket to compete for positions 81 to 96. India will next face Trinidad and Tobago.
The stage is set for a crucial clash in the ongoing season of the Premier League. Arch-rivals Chelsea and Manchester United will be locking horns. The two sides will take on each other at Stamford Bridge in London on October 31st. It is interesting to note that Chelsea will look to put in a good showing and will be hopeful of a victory, considering Uniteds recent form .
Early Exits For Indian Wrestlers In Astana
India experienced a disappointing day at the World Wrestling Championships in Astana, with four wrestlers suffering early defeats and Rajnita being eliminated from the medal race. Nishu, Srishti, Neha Sangwan, and Tanu Sharma all lost their respective bouts. Despite these setbacks, India still holds two medal opportunities with Kajal Dhochak and Neelam Sirohi set to compete in gold medal bouts later in the day, following their strong performances on Tuesday.
India Faces China In Asian Champions Trophy Hockey
Five-time champions India, fresh off a dominant win against Bangladesh, are set to face a youthful and unfamiliar Chinese side in their second Asian Champions Trophy round-robin match on Thursday. Coach Craig Fulton acknowledges the challenge of playing an unknown opponent, while veteran striker Mandeep Singh's hat-trick against Bangladesh signals his return to form.
Racing returns to Buddh Circuit after 13-year wait
The Indian Racing Festival is bringing FIA-level F4 Indian Championship and Indian Racing League races to the Buddh International Circuit on October 31 and November 1, marking the return of major motorsport to the venue after 13 years. The event will feature intense competition, including the F4 title battle where Luviwe Sambudla currently leads, and the second round of the IRL.
Three-time para Asian Games gold medallist Neeraj Yadav dies by suicide, consumed poison: Police
Indian para-athlete Neeraj Yadav, a three-time Asian Para Games gold medallist, has allegedly died by suicide after reportedly consuming poison at his residence. A postmortem examination was underway at a Delhi hospital on Wednesday, while...
Buddh Circuit Hosts Indian Racing Festival After 13 Years
The Indian Racing Festival is set to make a grand return to the Buddh International Circuit after a 13-year hiatus, featuring the F4 Indian Championship and Indian Racing League on October 31 and November 1. The event will host crucial rounds for both championships, with the F4 title race intensifying and a new youngest winner emerging.
'This has to be just the beginning': Antonelli on brink of F1 history
Twenty-year-old Mercedes driver Kimi Antonelli is poised to become Formula One's youngest world champion, needing just two points in Mexico City to clinch the title, a feat he views as and quot;just the beginning and quot; of a career he hopes will include racing with his father.
F1: How Ferrari Let Kimi Antonelli Slip Away To Mercedes
Kimi Antonelli, now 20, is poised to become Italy's first Formula One champion in 73 years and the youngest ever, a testament to Mercedes' nine-year investment in his career after Ferrari missed the chance to sign him as a young go-karter.
Three-time Asian Para Games gold medallist Neeraj Yadav dies by suicide
Indian para-athletics was left in shock after three-time Asian Para Games gold medallist Neeraj Yadav allegedly died by suicide at a flat on Tuesday night. The 42-year-old, who competed in the F55 category, suspected to have consumed poison. A postmortem examination was underway at Delhis GTB Hospital on Wednesday at the time of filing the report.
'No Regrets': Wawrinka brings career to a close with defeat in Basel
Three-time Grand Slam champion Stan Wawrinka has played the final match of his career at the Swiss Indoors in Basel, losing to Jiri Lehecka. The 41-year-old Swiss star, known for his powerful one-handed backhand, announced his retirement after a career spanning 24 years, marked by major victories over Rafael Nadal and Novak Djokovic.
Major Upset! Fourth-tier Fleetwood stun Arsenal in League Cup shootout
Fourth-tier Fleetwood Town secured a stunning upset victory over 10-man Arsenal in the League Cup last 16, winning 5-3 on penalties after a 1-1 draw. Aaron Loupalo-Bi put Fleetwood ahead, and despite Viktor Gyokeres levelling for Arsenal, a red card for Max Dowman hampered the Gunners. Fleetwood's goalkeeper Lynch was the hero, making crucial saves and denying Guimaraes in the shootout.
How Mbappe's Mao Meme Backfired
Kylian Mbappe apologised to China after a Mao Zedong meme sparked backlash and commercial fallout, contrasting with his previous outspoken stance against extremism, racism and police violence.
Nilakanta Sharma Announces Retirement From Hockey
Veteran Indian midfielder Nilakanta Sharma has announced his retirement from international hockey after the ongoing Asian Champions Trophy, citing a desire to make way for younger talent. The decision, made after India's Asian Games gold medal win, is part of Hockey India's transition strategy for the 2028 Los Angeles Olympics. Sharma plans to focus on coaching the next generation of players.
India Hammer Bangladesh in Asian Champions Trophy Hockey Opener
Five-time champions India began their Asian Champions Trophy hockey campaign with a dominant 13-0 victory over Bangladesh. Mandeep Singh scored a hat-trick, while Harmanpreet Singh, Dilpreet Singh, and Hardik Singh each netted a brace, showcasing India's strong title defence.
Aditya Crowned World U-19 Boxing Champion
Indian boxer Aditya secured a gold medal in the men's 55kg category at the World Boxing U-19 Championships in Budva, Montenegro, defeating Russia's Islam Magomedov. India concluded the championships with one gold, one silver, and two bronze medals, despite Megha Sheokand's loss in her final bout.
Nalanda Welcomes India-New Zealand Rugby Teams
Bihar Chief Minister Samrat Choudhary inaugurated the India-New Zealand Under-20 International Rugby Sevens Series in Nalanda district. The event, held from October 23 to 28 at the Rajgir Sports Complex, marks 100 years of bilateral sporting relations and aims to promote rugby in Bihar. Matches were played between the men's and women's teams, with the Indian women's team securing a victory.
Agarwal, Verma Triumph In National Squash Quarterfinals
Shiven Agarwal and Riyansika Verma secured hard-fought victories in the quarterfinals of the Sub-Junior and Junior National Squash Championship in Jaipur on Tuesday. Agarwal won in five games in the U-17 category, while Verma also came from behind to win her U-17 match. Subhash Choudhary caused an upset in the U-19 boys' category, advancing to the semifinals.
Commonwealth Kabaddi: Kenya Extends Dominance
Kenyan women maintained their undefeated record at the Commonwealth Kabaddi Championships with a decisive 61-16 victory over Scotland. Malaysia also secured a significant win against Singapore, while Bangladesh and Canada recorded strong performances against Singapore and Scotland respectively, highlighting competitive action on the fifth day of the tournament.
Kapil Dev: Golf Offers More Than Just Elite Status
Kapil Dev, president of DP World PGTI, advocates for golf to shed its 'elite' image, highlighting its potential for career opportunities and relationship building. Speaking at the announcement of the 27th BT Golf season, he emphasised how corporate support and media partnerships, like that between Business Today and DP World PGTI, are crucial for increasing the sport's visibility and integrating it with corporate India. Other speakers, including PGTI chief Amandeep Johl and golfer Saptak Talwar, echoed the importance of such collaborations for the growth of golf as a sport and a business networking tool.
India's Amateur Golfers Compete For Global Spots
Three Indian amateur golfers, Arkesh Bhatia, Anshul Mishra, and Ribhav Verma, are set to compete in the Asia-Pacific Amateur Championship in Te Arai, New Zealand, from October 29 to November 1. The prestigious tournament offers the winner invitations to the Masters Tournament and The Open, providing a significant opportunity for the region's top amateur talent.
Sharma's T11 Finish Boosts Race To Dubai Standing
Indian golfer Shubhankar Sharma finished tied 11th at the Genesis Championship in South Korea with a score of 9-under par, improving his Race to Dubai rankings and securing conditional status on the DP World Tour. Japan's Yuto Katsuragawa won the tournament.
Punjab and Haryana HC directs BFI to keep no-confidence meeting in abeyance
Golf's Great Divide: LIV's Future In Question
LIV Golf is facing an uncertain future, operating under Chapter 11 bankruptcy with significantly reduced funding and prize money. Many prominent players are seeking to leave or have already left, while the PGA Tour and European Tour grapple with how to reintegrate defectors, leading to ongoing tension and debate over player loyalty and the future of professional golf.
Carrick stays on as Man United manager, faces crucial Chelsea test
Michael Carrick continued to lead Manchester United training despite mounting pressure following a winless run of eight matches, with the club focusing on preparations for their upcoming match against Chelsea.
Mbappe apologises for 'ill-judged' Mao Zedong comment, faces backlash in China
France football captain Kylian Mbappe has issued an apology after Chinese brands severed ties with him over a comment referring to late Chinese leader Mao Zedong, highlighting the swift repercussions international celebrities face in the crucial Chinese market.
Jamie Carragher names next 'perfect' coach for Manchester United amid terrible form
20-time Premier League champions Manchester United are going through one of their most desperate times in recent years . The side has gotten off to a horrid start to their Premier League season; they currently sit in 16th place in the league standings with one win, four draws, and three losses in eight matches.
Flight Of Fancy, Perfect Attitude, Battle Crown, Shining Dwan and Pledge shine
Flight Of Fancy, Perfect Attitude, Battle Crown, Shining Dwan and Pledge shine
