Como thrash Lens 9-1, equal Champions League record!
Italian side Como secured a historic 9-1 away victory against Lens in the Champions League on Wednesday, equalling the biggest winning margin in the competition's history. This dominant performance, featuring a hat-trick from Anastasios Douvikas, saw them climb to fourth in the standings and marked them as only the second team to score nine goals in a Champions League match.
PIX: Real Madrid, Man City, Arsenal win; Liverpool stunned
Real Madrid secured a dramatic 3-2 victory over AEK Athens with a stoppage-time goal from Federico Valverde, maintaining their perfect Champions League start. Meanwhile, Liverpool suffered a 3-2 defeat at Fenerbahce, surrendering their lead twice and ending their winning run in the competition.
PIX: Real Madrid edge past AEK; Fenerbahce stun Liverpool
Real Madrid secured a dramatic 3-2 victory over AEK Athens with a stoppage-time goal from Federico Valverde, maintaining their perfect Champions League start. Meanwhile, Liverpool suffered a 3-2 defeat at Fenerbahce, surrendering their lead twice and ending their winning run in the competition.
Sania's Successor? Teen Sensation Maaya Ends 14-Year Wait
Maaya Rajeshwaran Revathi, a 17-year-old Indian tennis player, has become the first Indian woman since Sania Mirza in 2012 to reach a WTA Tour-level singles quarterfinal. She achieved this milestone at the Chennai Open by defeating Polish qualifier Weronika Falkowska in straight sets. This victory marks a significant moment for Indian women's tennis and highlights Maaya's rapid rise in the professional circuit.
AFC Women's CL: East Bengal Take a Beating But Stay in Knockout Race
East Bengal suffered a 1-4 defeat against South Korea's Hwacheon KSPO in their second AFC Women's Champions League group match in Kolkata. Despite an early lead through Fazila Ikwaput, Hwacheon dominated the second half, scoring three goals to secure the win. This loss puts East Bengal in a precarious position ahead of their final group match against DPR Korea's 4.25 SC.
Asian Champions Trophy: India Rout Korea to Set Up Japan Final
Five-time champions India defeated South Korea 8-1 in the men's Asian Champions Trophy hockey semifinal, with Shilanand Lakra and Dilpreet Singh scoring two goals each. India will now face Japan in the final on Thursday, having remained unbeaten throughout the tournament.
Athlete Parvejs sanction reduced on technical grounds
Tanvi Patri Scripts History At Youth Olympics
Indian shuttler Tanvi Patri has made history by becoming the first Indian woman to reach the badminton semifinals at the Youth Olympic Games in Dakar. The 15-year-old defeated Thailand's Kungkaew Kakanik and will now face Japan's Yuzuno Watanabe in the last four.
Arsenal are favourites, but I am backing Manchester City to win Premier League title: David James
Former Premier League and Kerala Blasters goalkeeper David James expects Manchester City to go on and lift the title again. He highlighted that defending champions Arsenal are the favourites to do it again, but City under new manager Enzo Maresca has impressed him heavily. The club is currently second on the top of the points table , having amassed 21 points in nine games, while Arsenal are top with 24 points in same number of matches.
ISL: Churchill Brothers Look To Halt Slide Vs NorthEast
Churchill Brothers, after two consecutive defeats, will host the unbeaten NorthEast United FC in an Indian Super League match on Thursday. While Churchill's coach Dimitris Dimitriou seeks a more disciplined performance, NorthEast's coach Juan Benali anticipates a challenging game against an aggressive opponent.
ISL: Mohun Bagan Eyes Fourth Straight Win Against Odisha
League leaders Mohun Bagan Super Giant will face Odisha FC in an Indian Super League match on Thursday, aiming to extend their winning run and consolidate their top position. Mohun Bagan seeks its fourth successive victory, while Odisha FC, yet to win this season, looks to turn its campaign around.
Rafael Nadal Enters Football's Power Circle!
Real Madrid have nominated 22-time Grand Slam champion Rafael Nadal as a director, with the tennis legend accepting the invitation as speculation over future presidential succession continues.
International Victories At Himalayan Race
Duncan Cruttenden of the United Kingdom and Annie Williams of the United States clinched the men's and women's titles respectively at the 35th Himalayan 100 Mile Stage Race in Darjeeling. India's Ramanjit Oberoi and Mexico's Nahila Hernandez won the 100K Stage Race. The event, supported by the Ministry of Tourism, promoted adventure sports and sustainable tourism with participants from several countries.
Indian Athletics Team Announced For BIMSTEC U23 Meet
India has announced a 95-member athletics contingent for the inaugural BIMSTEC U23 Athletics Meet in Bhubaneswar from November 25 to 27. The team will be led by promising sprinter Neil Samraj, a double gold medallist and national record holder. Sprinter Abinaya Rajarajan is a key name in the women's section. Over 400 athletes from seven nations are expected to participate.
Why was India's only shooter disqualified in Doha?
Indian rifle shooter Shambhavi Kshirsagar was disqualified from the 10m air rifle mixed team event at the ISSF World Championships due to an equipment regulation violation concerning apparel stiffness. This marks her second such disqualification in five months and highlights a recurring issue for Indian shooters, prompting concerns and calls for accountability from coaches and officials.
AITA's 2027 Junior Tennis Calendar Announced
The All India Tennis Association (AITA) has announced an expanded calendar of 21 international junior tennis tournaments across India in 2027. This initiative aims to provide Indian junior players with more opportunities to earn world ranking points and gain international exposure without extensive overseas travel, aligning with AITA's ACE 2032 vision.
Can India's second string stop Pakistan in SAFF opener?
India's second-string football team is set to kick off its SAFF Championship campaign against arch-rivals Pakistan on Thursday in Dhaka. The main Indian squad is unavailable due to international friendlies and ISL club reluctance to release players outside the FIFA window. U-23 coach Naushad Moosa leads the team, which will gradually reach full strength after November 9.
India's Anmol Kharb, Tanvi Sharma Reach Korea Open Second Round
Indian shuttlers Anmol Kharb and Tanvi Sharma have made a strong start at the Korea Open Super 500 badminton tournament, both advancing to the women's singles second round on Wednesday. While Kharb defeated Rachel Chan, Sharma overcame Manami Suizu. However, HS Prannoy and the mixed doubles pair of Dhruv and Maneesha faced early exits.
Archery: India Confident Of Olympic Medal At LA28
Twenty-year-old Indian compound archer Ganesh Mani Ratnam Thirumuru expresses strong confidence in India's ability to secure an Olympic medal at Los Angeles 2028. Following his success at the Asian Games, he believes recent landmark performances, including securing a mixed team compound quota and recurve team victories over South Korea, have positioned India to challenge traditional powerhouses and achieve Olympic glory. He highlights the importance of consistency and institutional support in this journey.
India Start ODI Series With Win, Virat Kohli Becomes First To Score 13,000 Runs At No. 3
India started their five-match ODI series against New Zealand with a five-wicket victory at Eden Park in Auckland on Wednesday, 4 November. Chasing a revised target of 143 runs under the Duckworth-Lewis-Stern (DLS) method, India reached the target in the 23rd
Olympic Medallist Sindhu Highlights Recovery, Cross-Sport Learning
Two-time Olympic medallist PV Sindhu discusses the critical role of recovery in an athlete's performance, advocating for monitoring parameters like sleep and heart rate variability. She also highlights the importance of interactions with athletes from different sports, citing how conversations with Virat Kohli and Neeraj Chopra have provided her with inspiration and helped her navigate challenging phases in her career.
Modi To Interact With Asian Para Games Contingent
Prime Minister Narendra Modi is scheduled to meet and interact with India's medal-winners from the recent Asian Para Games on Thursday at the Indira Gandhi Sports Complex. India achieved its best-ever performance at the Games, securing 114 medals.
Sindhu raises red flag over badminton's 25-second rule
PV Sindhu, two-time Olympic medallist and BWF Athletes' Commission chair, has voiced player concerns regarding the Badminton World Federation's 25-second shot clock rule. The innovation, currently being trialled, has led to issues like yellow and red cards, sparking debate among players about its fairness, especially after a controversial incident at the French Open. Sindhu expects the system to undergo a review soon.
Robin Montgomery: More Than Just A Tennis Player
American tennis player Robin Montgomery, a former junior world champion, discusses how a serious wrist injury forced her to look beyond her identity as an athlete. The 22-year-old found new hobbies and perspectives during her time off, realising that while tennis is a big part of her life, it doesn't define her entirely. She also reflects on her transition from junior success to professional challenges, her family's influence, and how doubles play has boosted her singles confidence.
Showdown in the desert: six things to watch at the 2026 Abu Dhabi Aldar Championship
Rory McIlroy, Tommy Fleetwood and Jon Rahm the favourites as Aaron Rai returns to defend his title at 2026 Abu Dhabi Aldar Championship. The post Showdown in the desert: six things to watch at the 2026 Abu Dhabi Aldar Championship appeared first on Golf365 .
Bruno Fernandes weighs in on Michael Carrick and his time as coach after MUFC return to winning ways
After going nine games without a victory, Manchester United have managed to register a win as they defeated Roma with a brilliant score of 3-2 as Matheus Cunha scripted a comeback for the Red Devils at Old Trafford. The two sides met in the Champions League on November 4th.
India Women's Hockey Team To Open Asian Champions Trophy Campaign
The Indian women's hockey team will commence its campaign in the six-nation Asian Champions Trophy on November 19 in Bhopal, aiming for a third consecutive title. Following their recent Asian Games gold, India will face Malaysia in their opening match, with the tournament concluding on November 28.
Andorra's Owono Faces Police Probe Over De Miguel's Death
FC Andorra Goalkeeper Jess Owono Facing Involuntary Manslaughter Investigation Following Death of Tenerife striker Jesus de Miguel on Tuesday.
WTA Finals: Rybakina Faces Gauff, Sabalenka Eyes Redemption
World number one Elena Rybakina and American Coco Gauff have been drawn in Group One for the WTA Finals, while second-ranked Aryna Sabalenka will face third-ranked Mirra Andreeva in Group Two at the season-ending championship.
PSG hit Villarreal for six; Manchester Utd fight back
Bayern Munich and Paris St Germain secured significant victories in the Champions League on Tuesday, while Manchester United staged a dramatic comeback against AS Roma. Barcelona and Inter Milan also recorded convincing wins, with matches across Europe observing a moment of silence for Jesus de Miguel.
Chanu Wins India's First Wushu Medal
Rajkumari Lanchenbi Chanu has made history by becoming the first Indian to win a wushu medal at the Youth Olympic Games, securing a bronze in the women's Changquan combined event. This adds to India's medal tally at the ongoing games, which also includes a silver in judo and a bronze in swimming.
'Getting closer': Djokovic shares major health update
Novak Djokovic revealed he is nearing a solution to the health problems that have affected his season, expressing optimism for a strong finish at the Paris Masters and securing a spot in the ATP Finals. He noted a shift in focus from playing well to feeling well on court, attributing recent struggles to health rather than preparation. Despite early exits in some majors, Djokovic aims to regain form for the season's concluding tournaments.
Who will fund young shuttlers? Sindhu's big question
Two-time Olympic medallist PV Sindhu has called for continued institutional support for Indian badminton players, highlighting the significant financial challenges faced by younger shuttlers without sponsors. She pointed out the vast disparity in prize money between tennis and badminton, despite similar high expenses for international competitions. Sindhu's comments come after she and Lakshya Sen had to self-fund their recent European tour, prompting a discussion on investment in India's sporting future.
Indian Star Adkar Claims First WTA Tour-Level Victory
Vaishnavi Adkar, a 21-year-old Indian tennis player, secured her maiden WTA Tour-level victory at the Chennai Open on Tuesday. She overcame a 3-5 deficit in the deciding set against Britain's Jodie Burrage, winning 3-6, 6-3, 7-5, showcasing remarkable grit and endurance in humid conditions.
Korea Open: Indian Shuttlers' Mixed Fortunes
Indian badminton players Sonali Singh and Ritika Thaker withdrew from the Korea Open Super 500 women's doubles event on Tuesday, while Achutaditya Rao Doddavarapu and Arjun Reddy Pochana lost in men's doubles qualification. HS Prannoy, Tanvi Sharma, Anmol Kharb, Dhruv Rawat, and K Maneesha are set to compete in other categories.
India Strengthens Anti-Doping With New Research Policy
Sports Minister Mansukh Mandaviya launched the Extramural Research Grant Policy of the National Dope Testing Laboratory (NDTL) at the WAADS meeting in New Delhi. This policy aims to promote advanced research in doping detection and prevention, reinforcing India's commitment to clean sports ahead of major international events like the 2030 Commonwealth Games and 2036 Olympics.
Annu Rani's Road To Recovery After Knee Operation
Ace Indian javelin thrower Annu Rani has successfully undergone knee surgery in Doha, Qatar, after struggling with a persistent injury for almost a year. She has expressed strong determination to make a comeback and represent India again, despite missing the recent Asian Games.
Pro Kabaddi League Season 13 pushed to 2027 amid media rights impasse
The Pro Kabaddi League faces a year-long break after its broadcast deal negotiations hit a roadblock. A reported 50% cut in the media rights offer has left Season 13 delayed until 2027.
Bhullar In Joint Lead At Green Fuels Invitational
Indian golfer Gaganjeet Bhullar carded a three-under 69 to share the first-round lead at the Green Fuels Maritime Invitational in Vizag on Tuesday. He is joined by Deepak Yadav, Ravi Kumar, and Kanav Chauhan. Bhullar, an 11-time Asian Tour winner, aims for another back-to-back title. Other notable performances include Yashas Chandra in fifth and Nayanika Sanga as the leading woman.
Defending Premier League champions Arsenal FC are once again at the top of the league standings. After a magnificent season in 2025/26, the side has once again managed to clinch the top spot in the standings. With nine matches played, the side has won eight games and lost just one been playing some excellent football .
Top Athletes Join IOA Athletes' Commission Unopposed
Olympic medallists PV Sindhu and Mirabai Chanu, along with eight other prominent sportspersons, have been elected unopposed to the Indian Olympic Association's (IOA) Athletes' Commission. The election was not required as only 10 candidates remained for the 10 available seats after some withdrawals. These members will serve a four-year term from 2026-2030 and will have representation in the IOA Executive Council and General Body.
Goa's New Focus: Attracting Sports Tourists Globally
Goa is actively expanding its tourism appeal beyond traditional beaches by strategically positioning itself as a premier international destination for sporting events. This initiative aims to attract athletes and sports enthusiasts globally, diversify tourism offerings, and ensure year-round visitor engagement, fostering economic opportunities for local communities.
Total Chess Pilot To Feature Renowned Chess Personalities
Total Chess has announced its broadcast team and a new highlight show for its upcoming pilot tournament in Budapest. The team includes renowned chess creator Levy Rozman (GothamChess) as the lead for the highlight show, alongside experienced commentators Anna Rudolf, Fiona Steil-Antoni, David Howell, and Jovanka Houska for the main broadcast. The pilot event, featuring Magnus Carlsen, aims to innovate chess coverage and build towards a 2027 World Championship Tour.
ISSF World Cup: Indian men win 50m team gold; Ravinder bags individual silver
The Indian shooting trio of Ravinder Singh, Saurabh Chaudhary, and Amanpreet Singh secured a team gold medal in the men's 50m pistol event at the ISSF World Championships in Doha. Ravinder Singh also clinched an individual silver medal in the same non-Olympic event, contributing to India's leading position on the medal table.
VETO brings the iconic India vs Pakistan rivalry to your screens
VETO , Indias family-first, subscription-free OTT platform, has secured the streaming rights to the SAFF Championship 2026, adding another international sporting tournament to its growing live sports portfolio. Scheduled to take place from November 5 to 17, the tournament will feature six South Asian nations, with the much-anticipated India vs Pakistan fixture scheduled for November 5 at 3:00 PM IST.
India-Pakistan Face Off In SAFF Championship Opener
The South Asian Football Federation (SAFF) Championship is set to begin in Bangladesh on November 5, with India and Pakistan playing the opening match. Six teams will participate, and Video Assistant Referee (VAR) technology will be implemented for the first time in South Asia during the semi-finals and final.
Tenerife's Jesus de Miguel Dies After On-Field Collapse
Tenerife have mourned the death of striker Jesus de Miguel, 30, after he suffered a cardiac arrest following an on-field collision against FC Andorra.
Manchester Uniteds horrid form in the ongoing 2026/27 season refuses to change. The 20-time Premier League champions sit in 17th place in the league standings with just one victory in the nine games that they have played so far in the league.
Manu Bhaker to contest ISSF athletes committee elections 2026
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'I'm still in the race': Lakshya Sen Targets BWF World Tour Finals
Indian shuttler Lakshya Sen, fresh from his Hylo Open victory, is focused on maintaining his momentum and qualifying for the BWF World Tour Finals.
Indian badminton stars PV Sindhu and Lakshya Sen have given the country a reason to celebrate with their recent performances. However, behind these achievements, Indian shuttlers have faced a funding problem during their European tour. The Sports Authority of India (SAI)
Adkar's Journey: From Rising Star To Global Tennis Force
Vaishnavi Adkar, India's top-ranked woman tennis player, has made significant progress, climbing nearly 400 places in world rankings over the past year. Her coaching team, including M Balachandran and Maria Gaidano, is focusing on enhancing her physical strength, endurance, and tactical game to help her consistently compete at higher levels. Adkar aims for a top-250 ranking soon and a long-term goal of reaching the top 100.
KCL Season 2: 10 Teams, Rs 5 Crore Auction Purse
The Kabaddi Champions League (KCL) is expanding its second season to include 10 franchises, up from eight, and has increased its player auction purse to Rs 5 crore. This expansion comes as the league aims to fill a void created by the uncertain scheduling of the Pro Kabaddi League's next season. The recent player auction saw over 300 players, with Ayan Lochab fetching the highest bid.
Asian Champions Trophy: India Meet South Korea Semis
Five-time champions India, unbeaten in the Asian Champions Trophy, are set to face South Korea in the semifinal. Despite a dominant performance against South Korea in the round-robin stage, concerns linger over striker Abhishek's injury. India's strong squad depth, led by captain Harmanpreet Singh and a solid midfield, aims to secure a spot in the final.
Senthilkumar Triumphs At Czech Open Squash Tournament
Indian squash player Velavan Senthilkumar secured his second PSA Copper-level title by winning the USD 35,000 Czech Open in Brno. He defeated top seed Greg Lobban in the final. Meanwhile, at the US Open, Indian players Abhay Singh and Veer Chotrani were defeated by world No.1 Mostafa Asal.
BFI Chief Ajay Singh Out of World Boxing Board Race
Boxing Federation of India (BFI) president Ajay Singh has been deemed ineligible to contest for a place on World Boxing's Executive Board in its November 20 elections. His candidature was rejected on technical grounds not related to boxing. Meanwhile, Singh has questioned the legitimacy of a meeting held by a rival BFI faction last week, which aimed to move a no-confidence motion against him.
Abhishek Doubtful For India's Semifinal Clash
India's chief coach Craig Fulton has expressed doubt over striker Abhishek's availability for the upcoming semifinal against South Korea due to an ankle injury sustained on Sunday. Despite India's dominant 8-0 win over South Korea, Fulton remains cautious about risking Abhishek. Captain Harmanpreet Singh, however, is optimistic about his return for the crucial match.
India Crush Korea, March Into Asian Champions Trophy Hockey Semis
Five-time champions India maintained their perfect record in the Asian Champions Trophy hockey tournament, defeating South Korea 8-0 in their final round-robin match on Monday. This dominant victory secured India's top spot in the standings with 15 points, setting up a semifinal clash against South Korea on Wednesday in Mohali.
'What Happens....': Carrick Refuses to Worry About United Future
Michael Carrick brushed aside questions about his Manchester United future, urging his struggling side to end their nine-game winless run against Roma while insisting the dressing room remained united.
IOA Athletes' Commission: Srikanth Withdraws, Sindhu and Chanu In Race
Ace shuttler Kidambi Srikanth has withdrawn his candidature from the Indian Olympic Association's (IOA) Athletes' Commission polls, leaving 10 contestants for nine positions. Olympic medallists PV Sindhu and Mirabai Chanu are prominent candidates in the virtual elections scheduled for Tuesday. The commission's rules mandate specific representation for medallists and Olympians, with Manjeet Singh already elected unopposed.
Antonellis coronation could well be the change of guard
It was fitting that he was joined on the rostrum by Verstappen (winner) and Hamilton (second), the two drivers who have been the icons of Formula One for the last 15 years
Katarkiunanimously elected chairman & senior steward of Bangalore Turf Club
Juan Carlos Ferrero to coach Ben Shelton from 2027
Former world number one Juan Carlos Ferrero, who previously coached Carlos Alcaraz, will join American tennis player Ben Shelton's coaching team ahead of the 2027 season, working alongside Shelton's father Bryan.
Key Consultation For Women In Sports
The National Commission for Women, in collaboration with the Ministry of Youth Affairs and Sports, is organising a national consultation titled 'Khel Shakti' on Tuesday. The event aims to address challenges faced by women athletes, strengthen their safety, welfare, and participation, and promote equity and leadership in sports. Key stakeholders will discuss expanding participation, ensuring safe environments, and fostering career continuity for women in the Indian sporting ecosystem.
Japan Edges Malaysia In Asian Champions Trophy Hockey
Japan secured a 2-1 victory over Asian Games silver medallists Malaysia in their final round-robin match of the Asian Champions Trophy hockey tournament, finishing third in the standings. Kentaro Fukuda scored both goals for Japan. Earlier, China and Bangladesh drew 1-1, eliminating them from semi-final contention.
Adkar's Unique Forehand: A Game-Changer In Indian Women's Tennis
Vaishnavi Adkar, India's women's tennis number one, is making waves with her distinctive heavy topspin forehand, a rare weapon in Asian women's tennis. The 21-year-old, currently ranked 344, aims to break into the world's top 200 and play in Grand Slams, attributing her recent success to a structured training approach at the Rohan Bopanna Tennis Academy and a focus on physical and mental strength.
Chennai Open Day 1 Cancelled Due To Heavy Rain
The opening day of the WTA 250 Chennai Open was completely washed out on Monday due to persistent heavy rain, exacerbated by an active northeast monsoon and a cyclonic weather system over the Bay of Bengal. Organisers have rescheduled all 16 first-round singles matches for Tuesday, with play set to begin at 11 am, as they grapple with the challenging weather conditions that also affected last year's event.
Why Advani Sees Televised Cue Sports League as Game-Changer
Pankaj Advani urged a televised cue sports league, simpler formats and more academies to popularise billiards and snooker, while reflecting on his record-extending 29th world title triumph.
Polo WC: Cocaine Controversy Rocks India's Squad Selection
A controversy has erupted over the selection of the Indian polo team for the upcoming World Cup Zonal Playoffs, with a dropped player alleging irregularities and questioning the inclusion of an athlete who previously tested positive for cocaine. The coach defended the player's selection, stating his ban had ended, while an IPA executive committee member confirmed a panel had decided against allowing the player to represent India internationally for two years, making his inclusion puzzling.
Sutar Challenges Paes In AITA VP Election
Maharashtra State Lawn Tennis Association (MSLTA) president Prashant Sutar has announced his candidature for the All India Tennis Association (AITA) vice-president's post, setting up a direct contest against tennis legend Leander Paes in the upcoming November 27 elections. Sutar emphasizes his vision for Indian tennis administration over individual stature.
KSLTA Pioneers Sports Governance Act Adoption In India
The Karnataka State Lawn Tennis Association (KSLTA) has become the first state tennis body in India to adopt the National Sports Governance Act, 2025. This move, following AITA's earlier adoption of constitutional amendments, aims to promote transparency, accountability, and ethical administration in sports.
My dad didn't want me to race in F1: Kimi Antonelli
Kimi Antonelli, the 20-year-old Mercedes driver, has become Formula One's youngest champion, a culmination of a lifelong passion for racing shared with his father and significant investment from Mercedes in his generational talent.
India Shines At Youth Olympics: Judo Silver Assured, Swim Final Berth
Khushbu Rajakbhai Darjada has secured at least a silver medal in judo at the Youth Olympic Games, becoming only the second Indian judoka to reach the final. She aims for gold against Germany's Jolina Reinhold. Meanwhile, Dhinidhi Desinghu became the first Indian female swimmer to qualify for a Youth Olympics final in the 100m freestyle.
PWL's Impact On Manisha Bhanwala's Historic Gold
India's first woman Senior World Wrestling Championships gold medallist, Manisha Bhanwala, attributes her mental toughness and success to the rigorous schedule and international exposure gained from the Pro Wrestling League (PWL). She highlights how PWL's back-to-back bouts and shared training with global stars prepared her for high-pressure situations, especially after her Asian Games disappointment. Manisha also looks forward to PWL Season 6 for Olympic qualification practice and believes the league helps popularise wrestling's technical aspects.
Erik Ten Hag points out where he realised it was 'over' for Cristiano Ronaldo
Former Manchester United head coach Erik Ten Hag has been quite active in interviews of the late former coach of the Red Devils. He had an unfortunate exit from the club after he was sacked...
India's Badminton Hopes Rest On Prannoy At Korea Open
India's badminton contingent, led by HS Prannoy, is set to compete at the USD 500,000 Super 500 Korea Open. Newly-crowned Hylo Open champion Lakshya Sen has withdrawn, placing more responsibility on Prannoy. Young talents like Tanvi Sharma, Malvika Bansod, and Anmol Kharb will also feature, alongside Indian doubles pairs.
Meet F1's Youngest 5 World Champions
Italy's Kimi Antonelli, who turned 20 last August 25, became Formula One's youngest world champion at the Mexico City Grand Prix on Sunday.
2027 won't be a two-horse race, says Carlos Alcaraz
'I don't like to say it's going to be Jannik and me and the rest. Let's see who's going to be there. I'm pretty sure that a lot of players are going to show up.'
14 Medals: Indian Shine at Tammer Boxing Tournament
India secured the top spot on the medals table at the 46th International Tammer Boxing Tournament in Tampere, Finland, with a total of 14 medals, including four gold, two silver, and eight bronze. This strong performance highlights India's growing depth in boxing ahead of upcoming Olympic qualifiers.
Ten Hag: Manchester Utd Relegation 'Certainly Possible'
Former Manchester United manager Erik ten Hag has warned that relegation is a 'real possibility' for the club, citing the Premier League's strength, after their recent 2-0 loss to Chelsea left them just one spot above the drop zone. United are currently 17th with seven points from nine games and are on their longest winless run since 1984.
'When your teammate works against you...': Hamilton slams Leclerc
Lewis Hamilton has openly criticised teammate Charles Leclerc following their opening-lap collision at the Mexico City Grand Prix, which he believes cost Ferrari a potential one-two finish and handed the victory to Max Verstappen. Hamilton stated it was 'tough when a teammate works against you' and called for changes in their team dynamics.
AICF Power Battle Gets Very Complicated!
The AICF's proposed constitution could change the symbolism of its top office. The president may no longer remain merely the king on the chessboard -- important to the organisation but with limited reach -- and could become something closer to the queen, influencing internal governance, external representation and emergency decision-making.
Why F1 champion Antonelli wants to keep No. 12
Newly crowned Formula One champion Kimi Antonelli will continue to race with number 12, citing both superstition and a desire to remain grounded, rather than adopting the traditional number one.
Senthilkumar Advances To Czech Open Squash Final
Indian squash player Velavan Senthilkumar has reached the final of the USD 35,000 PSA Czech Open in Brno after defeating higher-ranked Frenchman Auguste Dussourd in straight games. Senthilkumar, ranked 42nd, will now compete against top seed Greg Lobban of Scotland for the title.
Kimi Antonellis historic title-winning F1 season: Five key moments
Securing the title on November 1, 2026 at the Mexico City Grand Prix confirms the rapid rise of a 20-year-old driver who hadn't won a race when 2026 began
Kimi Antonelli makes history as youngest F1 world champion at 20
Kimi Antonelli, at just 20 years and 68 days old, has become Formula One's youngest world champion, securing the title with a third-place finish for Mercedes in a dramatic Mexico City Grand Prix won by Red Bull's Max Verstappen.
Kimi Antonelli Becomes Youngest F1 Champion At 20, Max Verstappen Takes Mexico City GP Victory
Kimi Antonelli has made Formula 1 history by becoming the youngest world champion at the age of 20 years and 68 days. The Italian driver secured his first title after finishing third at the Mexico City Grand Prix. Antonelli
Kimi Antonelli becomes youngest F1 champion; Max Verstappen wins in Mexico
Antonelli celebrated his first F1 world championship at 20 years and 68 days old, more than three years younger than Germanys Sebastian Vettel when he set the previous record in 2010
Marquez wins in Malaysia to stand on brink of MotoGP world title
Marquez, who is now 44 points ahead of his closest rival Jorge Martin, has seven victories to his name this season
EPL: Arsenal end 14-year Anfield wait with huge win
Arsenal secured a crucial 1-0 victory over Liverpool at Anfield, with Kai Havertz scoring the decisive goal. This win propelled Arsenal three points clear at the top of the Premier League, marking their first league triumph at Anfield in 14 years and leaving Liverpool in fifth place.
