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World Para-Badminton Championships: Pramod Bhagat Beats Daniel Bethell To Clinch Gold Medal

Indian Para-Badminton player Pramod Bhagat on Sunday scripted a fine comeback to claim a gold medal in the World Para-Badminton Championships. Pramod defeated Daniel Bethell of the United Kingdom 14-21, 21-15, 21-14 (2:1) to claim the medal in a marathon match that lasted one hour and 40 minutes in the final of the MS SL3 category. In the semifinals, the ace shuttler defeated India's Manoj Sarkar in a tight 3-set match. The match lasted 75 minutes with the first set going to the wire and eventually Pramod getting the better of Manoj.

"A Bit Too Much Moaning": England Great Blasts Ben Stokes And Co Over Complaining About DRS

Former England cricket team skipper Michael Vaughan believes that Ben Stokes and Co. have done 'a bit too much moaning' about DRS decisions in the Ranchi Test series against India. Vaughan has been a vocal critic of the DRS calls but he believes it is not the reason why England are currently trailing 1-2 in the five-match series, with the fourth Test tilted heavily towards the hosts. In his column for The Telegraph, Vaughan wrote that England may feel like big decisions have gone against them but they have allowed the game to slip away both in Rajkot and Ranchi after solid starts.

House Sold, Savings Exhausted, Father's Love For Teen Rider Aleena Shaikh Mansur Knows No Bounds

As the sporting fraternity in India witnesses the second season of the Women's Premier League, a revetting story involving a father-daughter duo unfolded in the Indian Supercross Racing League. In its inaugural season, the ISRL has unearthed a gem in the form of Aleena Shaikh Mansur who is making waves in the world of motorsports at the tender age of 13 as a rider for the SG Speed Racers. Seeking inspiration from her father, who has been her role model, coach, and advisor since the age of 8, Aleena has over 60 trophies at home, having emerged as one of the most promising young female racers in the country.

Ireland end India series with another heavy loss

India 4-0 Ireland

PFL v Bellator: Shields and Ali Walsh win, Ferreira sends message to Ngannou in Riyadh

Saudi Arabia was at the centre of the Mixed Martial Arts world on Saturday night when the Professional Fighters League and Bellator put forward several of their champions in a promotion vs promotion event in Riyadh.

Bigrock Motorsports Wins Inaugural Season Of Indian Supercross Racing League

The CEAT Indian Supercross Racing League (ISRL) concluded its inaugural season with a breathtaking Grand Finale held in Bangalore. In an exhilarating display of skill and determination, the home team, BigRock Motorsport emerged victorious, securing their place as the champions of the inaugural CEAT ISRL season. The team dominated the Grand Finale, replicating their outstanding performances from earlier races. Star athlete Matt Moss, riding the Kawasaki, clinched the first place in the 450cc international race, solidifying his position as a true Supercross champion.

Rohit Sharma Completes 4000 Test Runs During Fourth Test Against England

Rohit Sharma completed his 4000 Test runs during the second innings of the fourth Test against England at JSCA International Stadium Complex on Sunday as he came out to bat during the 192-run chase. In the first innings, Rohit could not score much and was dismissed for just two while in the second innings, he is unbeaten at 24*. Rohit has not been able to capitalise on the starts that he has got in the series so far. In the four matches so far he has scored 266 runs at an average of 38 and at a strike rate of 65.35 with one century (131 in Rajkot). In 58 Tests, Rohit has scored 4,003 runs at an average of 44.97, with the best score of 212. He has smashed 11 centuries and 16 fifties in 100 innings. Coming to the match, India ended their day at 40/0, with skipper Rohit Sharma (24*) and Yashasvi Jaiswal (16*) unbeaten with 152 runs more to win the five-match series.

Army Tops Khelo India Winter Games 2024, Karnataka Finish A Close Second

Alpine skier Bobby Pandey's parallel slalom gold at the Kangdoori slopes made the difference on the final day of the Khelo India Winter Games 2024 in Gulmarg on Sunday. Pandey's victory helped Army finish on top of the medal tally with 10 golds, just one more than Karnataka and three more than No. 3 Maharashtra, the table toppers at the end of the first round of the winter Games in Ladakh from February 2-5. In Sunday's only other event, Mehak of Uttarkhand won the women's version of the parallel slalom.

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World Para-Badminton Championships: Pramod Bhagat Beats Daniel Bethell To Clinch Gold Medal

"A Bit Too Much Moaning": England Great Blasts Ben Stokes And Co Over Complaining About DRS

House Sold, Savings Exhausted, Father's Love For Teen Rider Aleena Shaikh Mansur Knows No Bounds

Ireland end India series with another heavy loss

PFL v Bellator: Shields and Ali Walsh win, Ferreira sends message to Ngannou in Riyadh

Bigrock Motorsports Wins Inaugural Season Of Indian Supercross Racing League

Rohit Sharma Completes 4000 Test Runs During Fourth Test Against England

Army Tops Khelo India Winter Games 2024, Karnataka Finish A Close Second