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Trupti Murgunde hails India’s return as BWF World Championships host after 17 years

Trupti Murgunde hails India’s return as BWF World Championships host after 17 years

  • PBKS spinner Harpreet Brar says respect for Virat Kohli remains despite IPL battles

    Punjab Kings spinner Harpreet Brar has dismissed talk of a rivalry with Virat Kohli, calling it a social media creation. Brar said respect remains intact while stressing that bowlers must focus on their job rather than being affected by a batter’s aggression
  • Nurjahan Jamani’s inspiring comeback earns Sardar Patel Sports Award

    India’s top-ranked para table tennis player Nurjahan Noorali Jamani received the Sardar Patel Sports Award from the Gujarat government. The honour recognises her remarkable comeback after a decade-long break and comes as she prepares for the 2026 Asian Para Games qualification
  • Neeraj Chopra Foundation, Gopichand launch Indian School of Coaching Excellence

    The Neeraj Chopra Foundation, Pullela Gopichand’s Badminton Gurukul and AISTS India have launched the Indian School of Coaching Excellence to transform coach education. ISCE will offer multidisciplinary programmes covering sports science, technology, physical literacy and career development.
  • ‘I am ready for any chance I get’: Praveen Dubey eyes bigger IPL role

    Punjab Kings spinner Praveen Dubey is determined to make his next IPL opportunity count after years of limited chances. Drawing on lessons from Virat Kohli and Yuzvendra Chahal, Dubey has focused on development, wicket-taking and improving his batting
  • Morkel urges India seamers to adapt quickly to Sri Lanka conditions

    India bowling coach Morne Morkel has warned the team’s seamers that the Kookaburra ball could soften after 25-30 overs in Sri Lanka. He urged them to adapt to the heat, humidity and changing conditions while maintaining intensity throughout the Tests
  • Dhruv Jurel at crossroads as Sri Lanka series offers Test career lifeline

    Dhruv Jurel faces a crucial Test audition against Sri Lanka after a string of modest scores and repeated dismissals to spin. With Sarfaraz Khan competing for his batting slot, Jurel needs to adapt quickly to Galle’s conditions and deliver
  • After Commonwealth Games gold, Sakshi Chaudhary targets Asian Games glory

    Commonwealth Games gold medallist Sakshi Chaudhary has shifted her focus to the Asian Games 2026 after a dominant campaign in Glasgow. The Indian boxer said she will use her Commonwealth Games experience to sharpen her skills and target another major international title
  • Gardner seeks privacy after personal controversy as CA backs her leadership

    Australia vice-captain Ashleigh Gardner has asked for privacy amid a personal controversy involving her estranged wife, Monica Wright. Gardner thanked Cricket Australia for retaining her in the leadership role and said she would focus on supporting her teammates in the coming season
  • Patience paid off for Auqib Nabi with maiden India Test call-up

    Jammu and Kashmir pacer Auqib Nabi’s long wait for an India Test call-up ended after he was drafted into the squad as Jasprit Bumrah’s replacement against Sri Lanka. Nabi said patience, consistent performances and his family’s support helped him realise his dream
  • Starc overtakes Herath with 434 wickets to become most successful left-arm Test bowler

    Mitchell Starc became Test cricket’s most successful left-arm bowler after surpassing Rangana Herath’s tally of 433 wickets. The Australian pacer reached 434 wickets during the Bangladesh Test and is now closing in on Dale Steyn’s mark for a place in the top 10
  • Third World Cup a huge achievement, says Savita Punia ahead of 2026 Hockey World Cup

    Goalkeeper Savita Punia believes India’s women’s hockey team has the confidence and ability to challenge the world’s best at the 2026 FIH Women’s Hockey World Cup. She said the Nations Cup triumph has boosted morale and strengthened the team’s belief ahead of the tournament
  • T20 leagues have already pushed international cricket to the backseat, says Harbhajan

    Former India spinner Harbhajan Singh has warned that the rise of T20 leagues, led by the IPL, could threaten bilateral international cricket. He urged stakeholders to protect Test cricket, calling it the sport’s ultimate examination amid changing player and fan preferences
  • No curfew for England players ahead of Pakistan Tests: Joe Root

    England Test captain Joe Root has scrapped the team’s midnight curfew ahead of the Pakistan series, urging players to behave responsibly and make smart decisions. Root also reflected on Brendon McCullum’s departure, Jofra Archer’s workload and his return to captaincy
  • ISSF electronic scoring target course begins in New Delhi

    The ISSF Electronic Scoring Target Course has begun in New Delhi, bringing together 28 technical officials from India, Japan, South Korea and Saudi Arabia. Hosted by the NRAI, the five-day programme aims to strengthen expertise in electronic scoring systems
  • Siraj set to spearhead India’s pace attack in Lanka

    Mohammed Siraj will lead India’s pace attack in the absence of Jasprit Bumrah during the two-Test Sri Lanka series. With spin expected to dominate, Siraj’s experience, intensity and ability to deliver crucial breakthroughs could prove decisive for India
  • Murali Kartik backs Kuldeep for consistent role in India’s Test side

    Former India spinner Murali Kartik has backed Kuldeep Yadav for a consistent role in the Test side, saying the Sri Lanka series will be crucial for India’s WTC campaign and spin transition. He also favoured Dhruv Jurel ahead of Sarfaraz Khan
  • Md Habib Memorial Junior Football Tournament from August 17

    Sports Coaching Foundation in Masab Tank will organise the Md Habib Memorial Junior Football Tournament from August 17. The tournament will be held for Under-12 and Under-14 players. Interested players can register by contacting the SCF team on the given number
  • Shubham Dey, Jatin Jairam enter U-11 final

    Shubham Dey of AVSC and Jatin Jairam of SITTA advanced to the boys’ Under-11 final of the sixth Gujarati Seva Mandal Telangana State-ranking table tennis tournament after recording five-game semifinal victories in Hyderabad on Wednesday
  • Sri Lanka Tests crucial for India’s WTC hopes, future spin leaders: Murali Kartik

    Former India spinner Murali Kartik says the Sri Lanka Test series will be crucial for India’s WTC hopes and for identifying the next generation of spin leaders. He believes Kuldeep Yadav must receive consistent backing as Ravindra Jadeja approaches the end of his career
  • Women’s cricket is heading in a great direction, says UP Warriorz coach Nayar

    UP Warriorz coach Abhishek Nayar says women cricketers are exceptionally eager to learn and improve, with their enthusiasm enriching his coaching experience. Ahead of WPL 2027, Nayar also discusses UPW’s Bengaluru camp, talent scouting, player development and the growth of women's cricket
  • Sreejesh urges India to stay calm and trust preparation at Hockey World Cup

    Former India goalkeeper PR Sreejesh has urged the men’s hockey team to stay calm, trust its preparation and enjoy the World Cup occasion. He backed India to target a top-four finish despite its eighth-place showing in the FIH Pro League
  • Amee Kamani, Brijesh Damani shine as Heyball World Championships begin

    Amee Kamani and Brijesh Damani made winning starts at the $400,000 Apex Sports 3rd WPA Heyball World Championships. Amee beat Australia’s Lilly Meldrum 6-2, while Damani defeated Morocco’s Ayoub Bakhtaoui 7-3 on the opening day in Pune
  • Sreejesh urges India men’s hockey team to stay calm, trust training ahead of World Cup

    Former India captain PR Sreejesh has urged the men’s hockey team to stay calm, trust their training and focus on their roles at the FIH Hockey World Cup in Belgium. He backed India to target a top-four finish at the tournament
  • TCA questions HCA over alleged constitutional violations

    The Telangana Cricket Association has questioned the Hyderabad Cricket Association over alleged statutory and constitutional violations, including unauthorised trials and district committees. TCA general secretary D. Guruva Reddy said HCA’s jurisdiction was limited to Hyderabad under existing judicial directives
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