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I want a room full of medals before retiring: Chirag Shetty

GUWAHATI: Star Indian doubles player Chirag Shetty wants to retire with a room full of medals from big tournaments and his 'mantra' is to play "best badminton" which would take care of the results.

The Times of India

Track world championships the latest play by Orbán's Hungary for global sports spotlight

A country spends millions to deliver a major international sports event to the world

The Independent UK

'Commonwealth Games ending would be a huge loss for Scotland,' athlete warns

SCOTTISH hockey player Fiona Burnet looks back on Glasgow 2014 fondly, remembering the buzz all around the city as people visited venues from…

The National (Scotland)

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Lappartient’s grand vision of cycling ‘mini-Olympics’ realised in Glasgow

Britain did well not just in collecting world championship medals but also in rising to the occasion as hosts

The Guardian - UK

6 conclusions from the Cycling Super World Championships

Glasgow criterium circuits, crowded women's road calendar, one peak for multi-discipline riders and UCI's MTB priorities

Cycling News

FIBA Olympic Pre-Qualifying Tournament Asia 2023: India continue unbeaten run with win over Indonesia

The Indian men’s basketball team continued its unbeaten run at the ongoing FIBA Olympic Pre-Qualifying Tournament Asia 2023 with a win over Indonesia by 90-74

The Hindu

Melbourne 1956: The Suez Crisis, the Hungarian Uprising and Olympic boycotts

1956 was one of the most turbulent years in the post-war era. Over a period of 12 months, the world witnessed the 20th Congress of the Communist Party of the Soviet Union, the Budapest uprising, the Poznan revolt, the Suez affair and the Algerian war among other events. The Melbourne…

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On this day in 2016: Max Whitlock wins double Olympic gymnastics gold

Whitlock clinched gold on both the floor and his favoured pommel horse apparatus.

The Independent UK

Tori's throwing everything at the Worlds

Our top javelin thrower has been in rich form heading into the world champs starting this weekend, and hopes to beat her personal best and set herself for the Paris Olympics. Sarah Cowley Ross reports.

Newsroom.co.nz

Changing of the guard: Meet the Great Britain track cycling coaches chasing gold medals

British Cycling replaced all four track head coaches last year. Here's how they're masterminding a path to Olympic titles

Cycling Weekly

Finals are cagier, they never go smooth: Craig Fulton after India's ACT title win

NEW DELHI: As the Indian hockey team rallied from a two-goal deficit to beat Malaysia 4-3 in the Asian Champions Trophy final, head coach Craig Fulton said winning the title will 'really count' as the team aims for the Asian Games gold to guarantee automatic qualification to the 2024 Paris…

The Times of India

Rani Rampal not picked in probables list for Asian Games

“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.

The Hindu

2026 Commonwealth Games not on the radar, India looking to host the 2036 Olympics: Sports Minister Anurag Thakur

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.

The Hindu

Our success shows age is just a number, says archer Jyothi Surekha Vennam

KOLKATA: Jyothi Surekha Vennam, who had little knowledge of archery when she picked up the bow in 2007, found her habits coming handy as she grew from strength to strength in the sport. "By nature I am quiet and that helps me handle pressure situations at the international stage better,"…

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Indian hoopsters return to international action, face Syria in FIBA Asia's pre-Olympic qualifiers opener

NAGPUR: After a four-month suspension from international competitions, India hoopsters will return to the court in the FIBA Olympic Pre-Qualifying Tournament Asia at Damascus, Syria, on Saturday.

The Guardian - UK

Dance off: Olympic breaking hopefuls set to battle for UK title

As breaking prepares for Olympic debut in Paris next summer, British B-Boys and B-Girls gather in London

The Independent UK

Who are the ITV World Cup commentators? Laura Woods, Karen Carney, Eni Aluko and full list of pundits

To give viewers the best experience in this year’s fixtures, household names such as Gabby Logan will be at the forefront of the BBC coverage, while Laura Woods will take on the lead for ITV’s coverage - here’s everything you need to know about the pundits and presenters

The Hindu

I wanted to end my Davis Cup career on my terms: Rohan Bopanna

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,…

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The Team That Forever Changed Women’s Sports

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.

Cycling News

Geraint Thomas: 'It's nice to be at the Worlds in decent nick'

Welshman returns to Worlds Individual TT after three-year gap

Cycling Weekly

Are these Team GB's new Olympic skinsuits?

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

The Times of India

India vs Japan: India's dominance over Japan in hockey

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.

The Independent UK

Why Tom Pidcock is a mystery before UCI World Championships assault

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

The Hindu

Asian Champions Trophy: The Butt siblings who did their bit to restore Pakistan’s glory as coaches

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…

The Conversation

One year to go: Will the Paris 2024 Olympics see a return to normalcy?

We haven’t had a “normal” Olympic Games since the 2018 Pyeongchang Winter Olympics. The 2020 Tokyo Summer Games and the 2022 Beijing Winter Games were both affected by the COVID-19 pandemic, resulting in significant changes and schedule disruptions.

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