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Staying fit, injury free Neeraj Chopra’s priorities ahead of Worlds, Asiad

NEW DELHI: Olympic gold medallist Neeraj Chopra is aiming to remain “injury-free” as he gears up for a long and gruelling season ahead — which includes the upcoming athletics World Championships and his title defence of Diamond League Finals and Asian Games.

The Times of India

Stefan Küng's Worlds TT goal 'tiny part of why I'm here at Tour de France'

Memories of compatriot Gino Mäder remain strong for Swiss TT specialist

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Deepak, Nishant, Parveen and Arundhati make it to the team for Hangzhou Asian Games

Boxing squad

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Bajrang Punia to train in Issyk-Kul; Vinesh Phogat in Bishkek & Budapest ahead of trials for Asian Games, Worlds

NEW DELHI: Bajrang Punia and Vinesh Phogat, the two leading faces of protest against Brij Bhushan Sharan Singh, have decided to focus on their respective playing careers keeping the upcoming selection trials for the Asian Games and World Championships in mind.

The Times of India

Vingegaard rules out riding Glasgow Worlds after Tour de France

Pedersen, Skjelmose, Asgreen and Kragh Andersen confirmed in Danish team

Cycling News

Maghalie Rochette: Unbound 200 is still a stretch, cyclocross is what I love

Canadian to miss road nationals and will focus on BC Bike Race, UCI Gravel World Championships and maybe E-MTB Worlds

Cycling News

Dumfries pool player set to represent Scotland at World Eightball Championships

Craig Robertson, who plays for the Normandy Bar in the local Tuesday League, has kept his place in the Scotland team after taking part in last year's Worlds in Ireland

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Wout van Aert takes higher road towards Tour de Suisse return

Belgian stays at 3,000m with Tour de France and Glasgow Worlds in mind

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Mathieu van der Poel to 'gamble', racing road and mountain bike at Glasgow Worlds

Dutchman returns to action at weekend ahead of Tour de France

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Geraint Thomas to race nationals, Worlds, and 'possibly' Vuelta a España

'Shut it down, then get going again' says Welshman after runner-up finish at Giro d'Italia

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Wild new Toot Racing track bike is custom printed to fit each rider

New bike will be raced at the Track Worlds and Paris Olympics

Cycling News

Bronze for Shaili at her first world-level international meet

Shaili Singh, the 2021 under-20 Worlds silver medallist, jumps a wind-assisted 6.65m to win bronze at the Seiko Golden GP

The Hindu

Boxer Deepak Bhoria finally gets his due, wins bronze at Worlds

NEW DELHI: Poor financial condition, injuries and always playing second fiddle to the formidable Amit Panghal could not prevent boxer Deepak Kumar Bhoria from reaching the top.

The Times of India

TT team’s preparatory camp in Bengaluru from Sunday

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Boxing Worlds: Winning start for Hussamuddin

Over the last decade, boxing has spread across India from traditional powerhouses like Haryana and Punjab. Several new centres have come up, ranging from the northeast to down south. Nizamabad, in Telangana, is one such city, away from the fold, that is making waves in the country's boxing ecosystem.

Cycling Weekly

From shattered elbow to Worlds top-10: Cameron Mason on willpower, patience... and the hunt for a decent vegan breakfast

Britain's top-tier cyclo-cross rider tells us how he keeps getting better year after year

The Times of India

Women's World Boxing Championships: Algerian boxer Imane disqualified ahead of final bout

Taiwan's Lin too loses bronze medal

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Women's World Boxing Championships: Nikhat Zareen defends Worlds crown; Lovlina Borgohain claims 1st gold medal

India top medals tally with 4 gold, hosts also bag 'Best Team' award

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Nitu, Nikhat, Lovlina, Saweety punch their way into World boxing finals

NEW DELHI: It will be an irony that India's two best women boxers of current generation - Nitu Ghanghas and Nikhat Zareen - will come head-to-head one day to earn the bragging rights to represent the nation at the Hangzhou Asian Games and later at the Paris Olympics in 2024.

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Sustaining cuts, a fatigued Nikhat Zareen leads brave India charge as eight boxers make cut for quarters

NEW DELHI: 10 days and six energy-sapping bouts. This would in a nutshell be Nikhat Zareen’s backbreaking journey at the boxing World Championships, if she manages to reach the final of her women’s 50kg category on Sunday.

The Times of India

Jaismine, Shashi in pre-quarters; boxers from boycotting nations New Zealand and Netherlands compete at Worlds

NEW DELHI: Jaismine Lamboria justified her selection for India’s World boxing championships squad as it took the Bhiwani boxer just 1 minute, 23 seconds to blow away the challenge of Tanzania’s Nyambega Beatrice Ambrose in the women’s 60kg category to sail into the pre-quarters of the event on Friday.

The Times of India

India off to flying start in boxing Worlds; Nikhat Zareen, Preeti win by RSC

NEW DELHI: A ferocious Nikhat Zareen delivered a blockbuster opening day performance when she outpunched and outmuscled Azerbaijan’s Anakhanim Ismayilova in the preliminary round of the women’s 50kg category to begin her World Championships title defence in style here on Thursday.

The Times of India

Reigning champ Nikhat Zareen unseeded for Worlds

NEW DELHI: Strange are the ways of the International Boxing Association (IBA). On the eve of the start of the women's World Championships here - which India will be hosting for a record third time - it was learnt that the country's reigning flyweight world champion, Nikhat Zareen, has been…

The Times of India

Boxers Nitu, Jaismine break silence on selection controversy, say didn't allow ‘external factors’ to affect prep for Worlds

NEW DELHI: Breaking their silence for the first time since a controversy over their selection hit the women’s world boxing championships, Nitu Ghanghas and Jaismine Lamboria, whose place in the 12-member Indian squad was challenged by teammates, said they didn’t allow ‘external factors’ to affect their preparations for the event.

Belfast Live

Paris 2024: Irish boxing medal hopes hanging in the balance due to shortfall

Olympic Federation of Ireland's chief executive Peter Sherrard said the "challenge is whether they are going to have the people required to run the tournament"

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