The Indian women's hockey team clinched its second FIH Nations Cup title, defeating hosts New Zealand 2-0 in Auckland. The unbeaten campaign secures India's return to the Pro League, earning the players a cash reward from Hockey India
Liverpool teenager Rio Ngumoha, aged 16 years and 361 days, scored a stoppage-time winner against Newcastle to become the club’s youngest-ever scorer, securing a thrilling 3-2 Premier League victory at St. James’ Park
Hyderabad: While most of his peers are sitting at home enjoying a retired life, the 77-year-old boxing coach Emani Chiranjeevi is finding ways to train young boxers and help them achieve their goals. The renowned boxing coach, who played a key role in shaping careers of many boxers from twin cities, especially from Osmania University […]
In the under-16 boys category, Grizzlies downed AVR 12-19 for the title while The Future Kids School girls defeated ST Joseph’s Public School 13-10 for the title
50-run knock by Dharmik and good bowling performances from Ansh Gupta (4/20) and Ashwin Sooraj (3/27) helped Nizam Cricket Club to defeat Legala Cricket Academy
Fleming added that the loss to Mumbai Indians was symptomatic of the entire season which has gone totally wrong. He added that CSK deserve the bottom place in the points table. The Chennai franchise is placed eighth with six points.
