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It is possible that the most far-reaching result at the Tokyo Olympics might have been achieved by gymnast Simone Biles. After all the celebrations ar

Boxer Lovlina settles for bronze in women’s welterweight

Neeraj tops javelin qualification; McLaughlin shatters world record

Ashwin omitted; Root hits half-century but receives little support from the rest of the batsmen

Being my first Olympic medal as coach, I cherish it: Park

Indian pacers breathed fire in helpful conditions to dismiss a vulnerable England batting line-up for 183 and put their team in a strong position on day one of the first Test on Wednesday.

India's Ravi Dahiya endured a painful bite on his biceps from opponent Nurislam Sanayev during the Tokyo Olympics semifinal but the in-form wrestler is perfectly fine and raring to go for the final, a support staff member of the team assured. After Ravi Dahiya scripted one of the greatest comebacks on the mat, the pictures revealed the deep bite mark on […]

Afif Hossain and Nurul Hasan remained unbeaten as Bangladesh beat Australia by five wickets in the second Twenty20 international to lead the series 2-0 on Wednesday.

On seaming English tracks where spinners are going to be used sparingly, Ravindra Jadeja, with his restrictive wicket-to-wicket bowling and superior batting, was always going to trump number one tweaker, Ravichandran Ashwin, feels former India spinner Harbhajan Singh.

The Rani Rampal-led side will now face Great Britain in the bronze medal match on August 6

The German quartet of Franziska Brausse, Lisa Brennauer, Lisa Klein and Mieke Kroeger set another world best time of 4min 04.242sec, which lowered the record they had set less than two hours earlier

“So, if there is grass left on it, India have got a strong seam attack as well. “I would be hoping for some good pitches, we want pace and carry in our pitches, certainly from seam attack’s selfish point of view, we want pace and bounce, because we know it’s going to swing, so nicks just carry.

Ankola praised Siraj (16 wickets in five Tests) for his commitment and positive attitude. “I love Siraj’s intensity. He is always eager to bowl at the same pace and is hungry for wickets. But it’s very important to get a chance to take wickets,” Ankola said. 

According to British tabloid, The Sun, new video footage shows women laughing into the camera as they reveal how Rooney stopped them from entering the room with their mobile

New Delhi, July 07: Anurag Thakur on Wednesday replaced Kiren Rijiju as the country''s sports minister with just over two weeks left for the Tokyo Olympics. The 46-year-old former Cricket Board President was given charge of sports along with

New Delhi, June 24: The introduction of chip-enabled e-passports will greatly strengthen the security of Indian travel documents, External Affairs S Jaishankar said on Wednesday, emphasising the need to expedite their roll out. In his address via video conference

Bengaluru, Apr 29: The Karnataka government has sought the help of ISRO on improving the efficiency of road transport corporations in the state, using its technology. Deputy Chief Minister Laxman Savadi, who is also the Minister in-charge of Transport Department,

At the height of his prowess, Kevin Pietersen was one of the most destructive batsman in world cricket. The sight of the flamboyant Englishman sending the bowlers on a leather hunt was a pleasing to the eye. It was no wonder

Berlin, Oct 16: Ten-men Frankfurt carved out a 2-2 draw against front-runners Bayern Munich while Cologne defeated Ingolstadt 2-1 to move at the second spot in the seventh round matches of the German Bundesliga.The German giants were unable to defend their

P V Sindhu: Hasn't sunk in that I have won back to back Olympic medals

Cricketers Yuzvendra Chahal, K Gowtham test positive for Covid-19

Saikhom Mirabai Chanu: These earrings were a reminder of my Olympic medal goal

Saikhom Mirabai Chanu: I had left all hope once. This medal is my redemption

Krunal Pandya tests positive for Covid-19, 2nd T20I vs SL postponed to 28th July