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Delighted to see John Coates as IOC Vice-President: Hockey Australia
Hockey Australia President Melanie Woosnam has congratulated Australian Olympic Committee (AOC) President John Coates for his election as the Vice-President of the International Olympic...
Watford FC sack Pearson, appoint Mullins as interim head coach
Nigel Pearson has been sacked as Watford manager and head coach, the Premier League club has announced. Pearson has been replaced by Hayden Mullins...
Eng vs WI: We must make sure Archer doesn’t feel alone, says Stokes
England all-rounder Ben Stokes believes the team management really needs to support fast bowler Jofra Archer who was excluded for the ongoing second Test...
Sebastian Coe among five new members elected at IOC
World Athletics President Sebastian Coe was one of five new IOC Board members whose membership has been approved by the International Olympic Committee.
The other...
ATK-MB merger will help Indian football grow globally, feels Osman
The coming together of ATK and Mohun Bagan will not only help Indian football stride forward but it will also attract further global attention...
On this day: Kaif, Yuvraj script historic NatWest Trophy win
July 13 is etched into the memory of every Indian cricket follower as on this day, 18 years ago, Sourav Ganguly's troops defeated England...
AIFF President kicks-off virtual session of masters programme
Praful Patel, President, All India Football Federation kickstarted the virtual session of the first batch of the AIFF Masters Programme in an online meeting...
No BLM logo during 3TC match as jerseys have gone to print, says Smith
Cricket South Africa (CSA) will be discussing ways to express support for the Black Lives Matter movement but it may not be possible for...
Googly will be my most important weapon against Eng, says Yasir Shah
Pakistan spinner Yasir Shah is hopeful of dry wickets during their upcoming series against England as he feels it will aid his bowling against...
Ball tampering was rampant during 1989 Ind-Pak Test series, says More
Former India wicketkeeper Kiran More has said ball-tampering was almost a norm during the team's 1989 Test tour of Pakistan. More, however, said that...