Game On - Page 5

Young Turks like Carlos Alcaraz and Casper Ruud will need to show longevity and consistency if they are to fill in the shoes of legends like Roger...

Rohit Sharma’s lacklustre captaincy and form of several players in the Asia Cup is indeed worrying for Indian cricket

Rather than crying hoarse over entanglement of mutually inseparable sports and politics in India, there is an urge to stem the deeper rot —...

From being Serena Williams’ last Grand Slam to missing injured Sania Mirza and ‘adamant’ Novak Djokovic — the US Open, starting Monday, will be an...

Suspension of AIFF by FIFA has exposed the longstanding ills of Indian sports. It is time to ensure collective harmony among stakeholders and keep...

As entire India was preparing to celebrate the 75th Independence Day, our athletes in Birmingham, draped in Tricolour and holding their heads high...

India’s achievements at the Commonwealth Games are worth celebrating but one should avoid being obsessed with these as the next two big-ticket events...

The degree of business interest invoked by the upcoming SA T20 league bears testimony to the fact that the shorter format league cricket, with its...

Although the inclusion of shooting is ruled out, India’s medal prospects in Birmingham Commonwealth Games remain high as not only the time-tested...

Owners of the four Grand Slams, the International Tennis Federation, the ATP and the WTA should collaborate to ensure that tennis players are not...

The Edgbaston fiasco is partly a consequence of Indian team’s rapidly shifting leadership baton which, in turn, is a result of crude mismanagement by...

The defeat of ill-prepared Serena at The Championships is hurting for her fans. The moot question is if the tennis Diva is fit enough to pursue her...