NOTTINGHAM: Skipper Joe Root led from the front with a superb counter-attacking hundred but Jasprit Bumrah‘s five-wicket haul on the fourth day made India favourites to chase down a tricky
NEW DELHI: Prime Minister Narendra Modi spoke to Olympic gold-medallist Neeraj Chopra after the javelin thrower’s momentous achievement in the Tokyo Games on Saturday, applauding him for not letting injuries
NEW DELHI: India’s Aditi Ashok missed a medal narrowly as she signed off 4th in the Olympic Games’ golf competition after carding a three-under 68 in the weather-hit final round.
TOKYO: In any other tournament, Aditi Ashok would have gladly taken a fourth-place finish but this was the Olympics and the golfer said it is hard for her to be
James Anderson is 39, but he still makes things look easy. And it’s not a coincidence that he is reaching one peak after another. On Friday, when he induced an
DHAKA: Bangladesh captain Mahmudullah guided his side to their first ever series win over Australia on Friday, masterminding a thrilling 10-run victory in the third Twenty20 international. Having taken an
NOTTINGHAM: Ravindra Jadeja vindicated the team management’s inspired call with a half-century before a wagging tail ensured a 95-run first-innings lead for India, even as comeback man Ollie Robinson kept
TOKYO: Jamaica surged to an emphatic win in the women’s 4x100m relay on Friday, posting a national record 41.02 seconds to finish well clear of the United States and Britain.
NEW DELHI: Thanks to her bronze medal winning feat at the Tokyo Olympics, boxer Lovlina Borgohain has become a household name now in the country. In her village of Barpathar
TOKYO: A “proud” Indian women’s hockey team chief coach Sjoerd Marijne would not ask his players to hold back tears after a heart-breaking defeat in the Olympic bronze medal match