Exclusive

Publication

Byline

Location

Babar Azam in doubt for start of desperation Test series in England

India, Aug. 18 -- Two teams desperate for success meet when England and Pakistan begin a three-test series on Wednesday in Leeds. Neither has won a series of two tests or more in almost two years. Eng... Read More


Premier League is back and uncertainty pervades start of post-Guardiola era

India, Aug. 18 -- The post-Pep Guardiola era is getting underway in English soccer amid uncertainty and upheaval - not just at Manchester City but across the whole of the Premier League. Heading into... Read More


This is probably my last year in football, says Cristiano Ronaldo

India, Aug. 18 -- Cristiano Ronaldo says this Saudi Pro League season is likely to be the last of his professional career. The 41-year-old superstar's contract with Riyadh club Al-Nassr, signed in De... Read More


Indian women's team eyes big win over South Africa

India, Aug. 18 -- High on confidence after holding Olympic silver medallists and world No. 4 China to a draw, India will look to strengthen their bid for a top-two finish in Pool D when they face Sout... Read More


Mission Olympics: How PVL is helping Indian volleyball create its own pathway

India, Aug. 18 -- India's growing franchise volleyball ecosystem and dedicated Under-21 tournaments are creating a clearer pathway for young players to progress from the grassroots to the professional... Read More


Praggnanandhaa draws with Aronian; remains joint 2nd

India, Aug. 18 -- India's R Praggnanandhaa played out another draw with GM Levon Aronian of United States in the sixth round of the Sinquefield Cup, part of the Grand Chess Tour. The Indian GM remain... Read More


Badminton has now become a chess game: Kirsty Gilmour

India, Aug. 18 -- Badminton has become as much a mental game as it is physical, said reigning European women's singles champion Kirsty Gilmour as she compared the modern playing style to a game of che... Read More


England's Jack Whaley wins US Amateur

India, Aug. 18 -- Jack Whaley of England used double gloves, needed an umbrella, was stung by a wasp at rainy Merion Golf Club and still pushed through the inconveniences to cap a tremendous tournamen... Read More


Wings for Bharat

India, Aug. 18 -- Why technical and operational drone training is India's next great skilling frontier - for its youth and its veterans It is widely believed and understood that India has missed the ... Read More


India protects its neem better than its DNA

India, Aug. 18 -- Section 2(c) of the Biological Diversity Act protects every living thing in India except Indians. The law that might fix it closes in nine months Your DNA is written in a chemical a... Read More