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“I am not retiring since I know I still have more to give to the sport as a player. I have this thing in me to not give up. If I had to, I’d have given up after the Olympics,” Rampal had said during a HI event earlier this week.

India keen to host 2036 Olympics; 2026 CWG not in radar. Sports Minister Anurag Thakur reiterates govt's desire to host Olympics, outlines criteria for Asian Games participation. Relaxation of rules for Asian Games contingent requires certain criteria & performances. Strict action against federations not falling in line post Asian Games.

Rohan Bopanna, 43, has achieved an astonishing self-restoration project: winning an ATP Masters title, reaching a Major final and ranking No. 11 in doubles. He announced his decision to end his Davis Cup career after the tie against Morocco in Lucknow this September. He attributes his success to mental strength,…

Forty-seven years after winning silver as the first U.S. women’s basketball team at the Olympics, the squad is being inducted into the Basketball Hall of Fame.

Welshman returns to Worlds Individual TT after three-year gap

Patented technology is helping to reduce drag, whilst paper thin material keeps riders cool

NEW DELHI: India and Japan have a long-standing rivalry in international hockey, since playing their first match against each other way back in 1932 Olympics Games.

Pidcock will be a key medal hope for Great Britain this week when he takes to the mountain bike course in Glentress Forest for the short-track and cross-country Olympic races

Two brothers, Rehan and Imran Butt, were passionate about hockey. Rehan was a sensation for his school and club teams, while Imran was left-handed and unable to play. When Rehan won an Umrah ticket for his performance in a school tournament, their parents allowed him to pursue hockey. Imran was…