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Shubhankar Sharma won the Kapil Dev Invitational Tour Championship by six strokes after shooting a three-under 69 in the final round. The Chandigarh golfer finished at 14-under 274 and will lead India’s contingent at next week’s DP World India Championship
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Eight players share the lead with three points after three rounds of the 245th Brilliant Trophy chess tournament in Dilsukhnagar. Five players trail with 2.5 points in the junior section, while four players jointly lead the Open category
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Arhaan Satwalekar’s 88 and bowling efforts from M. Ved Reddy and M. Durga Ujwal powered Hyderabad to a 137-run victory over Baroda in the BCCI Vinoo Mankad Trophy at Rajkot. Women’s Under-19 T20 and C-Division league results also featured
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Telangana Cricket Association general secretary D. Guruva Reddy has sought an independent audit of apparel contracts, scrutiny of cricket selection records and verification of conflicts of interest. He also called for fitness and age checks and a timely CID report to the Lokayukta
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The Blue Tigresses will seek improvement against Russia in Sunday’s second friendly in Kolkata after losing the opener 0-4. Defender Juli Kishan and debutant Babysana Devi Thingbaijam stressed better finishing and execution as coach Crispin Chettri accepted responsibility for the defeat
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The International Handball Federation has reaffirmed Handball Association India as the country’s sole recognised handball body and ruled out referring the matter for possible suspension. It has also asked the Indian Olympic Association to restore HAI’s full membership rights
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The International Handball Federation has reaffirmed the Handball Association of India’s recognition, ruled out referring the matter for possible suspension of handball activities and asked the Indian Olympic Association to restore HAI’s full membership rights ahead of its 2027 elections
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Mohammed Siraj-led Hyderabad take on Tripura in their Ranji Trophy season opener at Gymkhana Ground. Tanmay Agarwal anchors the batting line-up, while the hosts will rely on their bowling attack. Tripura welcome back Mandeep Singh and feature Hanuma Vihari
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Maan Kesharwani and Vaidehee Chaudhari won the men’s and women’s singles titles at the 31st Fenesta Open in New Delhi. Chaudhari claimed her third crown, while Kesharwani secured his maiden title. Ribhav Saroha won the boys’ U-18 singles title
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The Baseball Association of Telangana conducted selection trials for the senior men’s and women’s teams ahead of the South Zone Senior Baseball Championships in Nandyal, Andhra Pradesh, from October 16 to 18, 2026. Officials highlighted players’ challenges and extended their best wishes
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Organisers of the ongoing Archery Premier League arranged transport for around 80 students from two tribal welfare schools to watch the competition at Necklace Road. Khammam District Archery Association general secretary Putta Shankaraiah said the initiative would inspire young archers
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Government College of Physical Education, Domalguda, defeated Villa Marie College 2-1 to win the Osmania University inter-college women’s volleyball tournament. Loyola Academy Degree & PG College secured third place with a 2-0 victory over TGSWRDC, Sangareddy
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Former footballer B. Vivekanand, who represented erstwhile Andhra Pradesh, South Central Railway, Secunderabad and Indian Railways, passed away at 72 on Saturday morning. Former India captain Victor Amalraj, coach E S Shyam and others recalled his contributions to football
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Thirteen-year-old Hyderabad martial artist Navjyot Singh Thakur has completed 50 consecutive full-contact karate fights in the Senkoukai endurance challenge. The achievement has earned recognition from the London Book of World Records, following training under Grandmaster Shaswat Kumar
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The Delhi Golf Club has elected Amandeep Johl as Captain, bringing together national champions, professional golfers, coaches and experienced administrators. The new leadership team aims to preserve the Club’s legacy, strengthen governance and nurture India’s next generation of golfing champions
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Former India all-rounder Robin Singh backed Rohit Sharma and Virat Kohli for the 2027 ODI World Cup, citing their form, fitness and experience. He also discussed India’s selection strategy and said Bhuvneshwar Kumar and Mohammed Shami deserved consideration
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Yuzvendra Chahal questioned batter-friendly T20 conditions after the West Indies chased down 250 against India in Ranchi. He said flat pitches, dew, smaller boundaries and the IPL’s Impact Player rule were making life increasingly difficult for bowlers
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The Premier League resumes after the international break with Liverpool hosting unbeaten Manchester City in Matchweek 6. Arsenal, Manchester United, Tottenham, Chelsea and other clubs also face crucial fixtures as teams seek points, momentum and improved performances early in the season.
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Aakash Chopra praised Mayank Yadav’s comeback after an injury lay-off, highlighting his three-wicket haul against the West Indies in Ranchi. The fast bowler’s pace offered renewed confidence, although India lost the second T20I as the visitors levelled the series 1-1
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India and the West Indies prepare for the third T20I in Indore after a 501-run thriller in Ranchi. Flat conditions, short boundaries and expected dew could favour a high-scoring contest, while both teams face pressure to sharpen bowling and fielding
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Roston Chase praised Shai Hope for shutting out criticism after his unbeaten 102 powered the West Indies to a record chase against India in the second T20I. Chase also discussed Hope’s fitness work and his own three-wicket bowling performance.
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Dinesh Karthik wants the IPL Impact Player rule retained through 2027, arguing that scrapping it midway through the current cycle would unfairly affect teams. The RCB coach also believes the rule has reduced India’s chances of producing all-rounders.
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Ajinkya Rahane has called for the IPL impact player rule to be scrapped, arguing that it hampers the development of all-rounders and gives batters an advantage. He said removing the rule could help bowlers and strengthen Indian cricket's all-rounder pool.
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Sunil Gavaskar questioned India’s bowling choices after the West Indies chased down 250 in Ranchi. He said Arshdeep Singh or Mayank Yadav could have bowled the 18th over and suggested Kuldeep Yadav over Shivam Dube earlier.