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Unbeaten teams shine on third day of Sub-junior National Basketball Championship

Unbeaten teams shine on third day of Sub-junior National Basketball Championship

  • HK Simha century and Aniketh Reddy five-for headline Hyderabad cricket matches

    HK Simha’s century and Aniketh Reddy’s five-wicket haul were the highlights of Hyderabad cricket matches. The senior multi-day game ended in a draw, while Hyderabad defeated Bengal Under-23 and several junior and women’s league matches produced notable performances
  • Sree Charani reaches highest-ever ICC Women’s T20I bowling rating

    India spinner Sree Charani has set a new record in the ICC Women’s T20I Bowling Rankings with 817 rating points. Smriti Mandhana has returned to the top five, while several Indian, Pakistani and Bangladesh players have improved their rankings.
  • Andhra Kabaddi Association General Secretary gets grand welcome on return from Asian Games

    Andhra Kabaddi Association General Secretary Srikanth Yalamanchili received a warm welcome from association office-bearers at Gannavaram airport on his return from the Asian Games in Aichi-Nagoya, Japan. He served as a jury member for kabaddi, his second such international assignment after the Asian Youth Games in Bahrain in 2025.
  • Hyderabad-based national shooter develops wearable tech to prevent sports injuries

    Homanshika Reddy, a 21-year-old national-level rifle shooter from Hyderabad, is developing 'Somatrace', a wearable sensor technology designed to track spinal movement in real time.
  • Who is Neeru Dhanda, India’s first individual Asian Games gold medallist in women’s trap

    Indian shooter Neeru Dhanda won gold in women’s trap at the Aichi-Nagoya Asian Games, becoming the first Indian woman to win an individual Asian Games trap medal. She scored 28 hits, setting an Asian record and securing India’s landmark victory
  • Asian Games: India’s women’s trap team bags silver, shooting medal tally reaches 13

    India’s women’s trap team of Neeru Dhanda, Aashima Ahlawat and Manisha Keer won the silver medal at the Asian Games 2026, helping take India’s shooting medal tally to 13. Neeru also qualified for the individual final after finishing joint-top in qualification.
  • India to face Sri Lanka in Asian Games cricket semifinal

    India will face Sri Lanka in the Asian Games men's cricket semifinal after Sri Lanka advanced on the basis of a higher ranking when their rain-hit quarterfinal against Nepal was abandoned. All four quarterfinals were washed out due to persistent rain in Nagoya.
  • Railways beat Andhra Pradesh to win 12th ball badminton title

    Indian Railways defeated hosts Andhra Pradesh 35-23, 36-11 in the final to win the Senior National Ball Badminton Championship for a record 12th time. Railways also defeated Tamil Nadu and Puducherry in the knockout stages to continue their title-winning streak.
  • WPL 2027: MI part ways with G Kamalini, release six players

    Mumbai Indians have released promising wicketkeeper-batter G Kamalini along with five other players ahead of the 2027 WPL season. RCB have also let go of Grace Harris, while Delhi Capitals, UP Warriorz and Gujarat Giants have made changes to their squads
  • Varun Goud hits 109 as HCA practice match ends in draw

    A Varun Goud scored 109 retired hurt as Team A made 324/4 against Team B’s 336 in an HCA senior men’s practice match. The day also featured Under-23, Under-19 and Under-14 girls’ matches, with several individual batting and bowling performances.
  • Osmania University announces women’s inter-college sports events

    Osmania University will conduct its inter-college women’s chess tournament at St Ann’s Women’s College, Mehdipatnam, on September 29 and 30. The university has also announced dates and venues for women’s fencing, cross country, basketball, volleyball and judo tournaments
  • Shreya Ghoshal explores softer side with new independent song ‘Bairi Piya’

    Playback singer Shreya Ghoshal says independent music gives her the freedom to explore sounds beyond the usual playback space. With her new song ‘Bairi Piya’, she ventures into contemporary pop while retaining subtle Indian classical influences
  • Anirudh’s 114, Devashvith’s 5/15 headline HCA U-16 matches

    Ch Anirudh’s 114 and Devashvith Yadav’s five-wicket haul were among the highlights of the HCA Under-16 two-day selection matches in Hyderabad. Anirudh struck nine fours, while Devashvith returned impressive figures of 5/15 for Team K
  • Indian powerlifter Vanisha Surineni claims three gold medals

    Hyderabad’s Vanisha Surineni won three gold medals at the AWPC World Powerlifting Championship 2026 in Manchester, representing India in the Women’s Teen-2 (60kg) category. She topped the SBD, deadlift and bench press events with impressive performances
  • Asian Games athletics: Gulveer claims second silver, Sable misses podium

    India’s Gulveer Singh won silver in the men’s 1,500m at the Asian Games in Nagoya, clocking a personal best of 3:36.72. Avinash Sable finished fourth in the 3,000m steeplechase, while Yoonus Shah placed ninth in the 1500m final
  • Asian Games: Kapil Dev urges Indian golfers to play fearlessly

    DP World PGTI president Kapil Dev has extended his best wishes to India’s six-member golf contingent ahead of the Asian Games in Japan. Yuvraj Sandhu, Saptak Talwar, Veer Ahlawat, Aditi Ashok, Diksha Dagar and Pranavi Urs will compete
  • HPRC lose to Madrid Polo Club in closing minutes of Clubs Cup

    The Hyderabad Polo and Riding Club, representing India, lost 4-3 to Madrid Polo Club, representing Spain, in the Clubs Cup at San Fernando de Henares. HPRC led through goals from Chaitania Kumar and Arsalan Khan before a late winner
  • Local Basketball: Rajasthan register 41-point win over MP in Vijayawada

    Rajasthan defeated Madhya Pradesh 98-57 in the Boys Level I Top 10 Elite Tier at the Sub-junior National Basketball Championship in Vijayawada. Harshvardhan Singh top-scored with 49 points, while Maharashtra edged Delhi 66-63 in an overtime thriller
  • Perry’s return gives RCB more options ahead of WPL auction

    Ellyse Perry’s availability for WPL 2027 has strengthened defending champions Royal Challengers Bengaluru across departments, head coach Malolan Rangarajan said. RCB retained 13 players, including captain Smriti Mandhana, while releasing four ahead of the October 28 auction in Kochi
  • Aga Khan Academy honours junior golfer Vivaan Pinnapureddy

    National junior golfer Vivaan Pinnapureddy, who trains under Sanjay Kumar Singh, has been felicitated by Aga Khan Academy for securing crucial points in the IGU Order of Merit through his performances in national tournaments held in Chandigarh and Noida
  • Sakshi Rao’s bowling transformation fuels India dream

    Sakshi Rao’s switch from medium pace to off-spin and eventually left-arm spin has shaped her cricketing journey. After impressive spells for Hyderabad, including six for 13 in the 2024 BCCI Under-23 Trophy, she now hopes to push for higher honours
  • Seema Kaliramna throws personal best 59.88m, finishes fourth

    Commonwealth Games bronze medallist Seema Kaliramna finished fourth in the women's discus throw final at the Asian Games in Nagoya after recording a personal best of 59.88m. China's Feng Bin and Jiang Zhichao won gold and silver, respectively
  • Kohli vs Tendulkar: Comparing their journey to 15,000 ODI runs

    Virat Kohli reached 15,000 ODI runs in fewer innings than Sachin Tendulkar, but their numbers came in different eras. Changes to rules, fielding restrictions, balls and batting positions provide important context to comparisons between the two Indian batting greats
  • Sai Sudharsan says injury layoff was a learning curve ahead of red-ball challenges

    India batter Sai Sudharsan said his recent injury layoff was a valuable learning experience rather than a frustrating period. He returned to competitive cricket with scores of 57 and 39 for India A in their win over Australia A.
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