Sport

Shravan Naidu scalped five wickets for 43 to guide Mahesh CC to a thumping 9-wicket win over Gagan Mahal

Telangana swimmers Shivani Karra, Ditya Chowdary, Meghana Nair and Annika Deborah clocked 02.08.98 to clinch gold

J Ramakrishna of Union Bank emerged champion of the V4 Chess Rapid Chess Tournament

Overnight batter K Rohit Rayudu scored (60) half-century as Hyderabad took a slender first innings lead against Assam

Mumbai Cricket Club (MCC) defeated Emerging Cricketers Development Group (ECDG) Hyderabad by two wickets

B Suryaprabhas and Gowri Krishna Chaitanya emerged champions of the U-19 boys and girls categories respectively

Satish Narredu-trained Ashwa Magadheera is in fine trim is expected to score in the South India 2000 Guineas (Grade-II) 1600 metres

Life Is Good, Tiger Mountain, Maximum Glamour, Sopranos and Anab E Shahi moved well when the following horses were exercised

2022 has been a great year for sports as it witnessed one of the most talked about sporting events like the FIFA World Cup and ICC T20 World Cup. This year, India also saw many athletes scaling greater heights in sports.

Ravi Teja scalped four wickets while Kartikeya Kak snared three wickets as Hyderabad bowled out Assam for 205

Good news for sportspersons and lawn tennis lovers Khammam city can now host national level tennis tournaments

Nisha Praveen Agarwal of Gaudium School, Kollur won the all-round individual championship title

Telangana swimmer Shivani Karra clinched gold in the 100M backstroke and 100M butterfly events

Cristiano Ronaldo received a Rolls-Royce Dawn, from his partner Georgina Rodriguez as a Christmas present

PC Tejaswi-trained Segera appeals most for the Dr R Rajendra Prasad Memorial Trophy 1400 metres

Elusive, Juramento, Humanitarian, Red Snaper & Cash Register impressed when the following horses were exercised

Parth Salunkhe and Mrinal Chauhan are the other members of the team which took down South Korea in the final.

The 11-year-old catcher was on a cloud nine after her impressive outing at the World Cup.

Reigning world champion defeats Anamika 4-1 in the summit clash

Pramukh Jain and Kapil scored half-centuries to guide Southend Raymonds to a 37-run victory over Roshanara

Hugh Capet was ably guided by Akshay Kumar to win the Shravan Kumar Memorial Cup 1600 metres

Mohd Zaid Ansari of Khel Gaon Public School and Neeti Doshi of Rajhans Vidhalaya clinched gold

Gourabdip Ghosh bagged top honours in the 30 years men’s singles category

Rajinder-trained Wonderful Lady looks set to win the Global Stud North India 2000 Guineas 1400 metres