HOCKEY INDIA LEAGUE | Tigers and Pipers want to avoid the travails of sudden death
The Hindu
Tigers and Pipers prepare for a high-stakes Women’s Hockey India League final, aiming to avoid sudden death.
Kalinga Lancers secures a thrilling 2-1 victory over Bengal Tigers, marking their second consecutive win in the Hockey India League.
Viswanathan Anand secures two wins, sharing the lead with Nihal Sarin in the Tata Steel Chess India rapid event.
Manush Shah aims for success at the WTT Feeder event, excited to compete on home turf in Vadodara.
Vellore-born Adithya Ashok is thrilled to represent New Zealand in India, embracing his unique cultural journey and cricket aspirations.
Indian players Manas Dhamne and Dhakshineswar Suresh exit Bengaluru Open singles after quarterfinal losses to French opponents.
Smriti Mandhana reflects on the World Cup win as RCB prepares to face MI in the Women’s Premier League opener.
SG Pipers falter before finals, losing 5-2 to Ranchi Royals in a thrilling Women's Hockey India League match.
Shardul Thakur criticizes Mumbai batters for poor application after a narrow loss to Punjab in the Vijay Hazare Trophy.
Sam Ward defies a career-threatening injury, showcasing resilience and determination on his journey to adapt and succeed in hockey.
Saurashtra wins against Gujarat by 145 runs, securing a quarterfinal spot in the Vijay Hazare Trophy.
Tilak Varma will miss at least two T20Is against New Zealand due to a groin injury requiring a minor procedure.
PV Sindhu triumphs over Tomoka Miyazaki to reach the quarterfinals at the Malaysia Open badminton tournament.
Aryna Sabalenka plans to skip events in 2026 to prioritise her health despite potential WTA sanctions.