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ArticleAsian Games

Women accoun­ted for 14 of the 21 gold medals India won at the Aichi-nagoya Asian Games. Dis­sect­ing India’s per­form­ance across every sport Rid­ing on 17-year-old debutant Kumkum Mohod’s stel­lar per­form­ance, the Indian arch­ery squad achieved...

Asian Games

ArticleThe Indian Super League returns with hope, but so do the

“Teams are leav­ing. Clubs have no money. There is no word on the broad­caster. I think the ISL shop is going to shut down this year.” No, these are not the words of the author, but lines from a pro­mo­tional ad for the new Indian Super League (ISL)...

The Indian Super League returns with hope, but so do the

ArticleAaryavir Sehwag is learn­ing to handle the atten­tion that comes

Aaryavir Sehwag knows that being Virender Sehwag’s son will always invite ques­tions. He is proud of his father’s achieve­ments, but is keen to make his own way in Indian cricket. His Under-19 debut, against Aus­tralia in Rajkot, was a reminder of how...

Aaryavir Sehwag is learn­ing to handle the atten­tion that comes

ArticleRanji Trophy is no longer the pre­serve of a famil­iar few

For years, the Ranji Trophy had a famil­iar hier­archy. Mum­bai set the bench­mark, with Karnataka, Delhi, Bengal and Tamil Nadu among the main con­tenders. Their strong grass­roots struc­tures made them for­mid­able. That hier­archy, however, has...

Ranji Trophy is no longer the pre­serve of a famil­iar few