state Indiana - players.bio

First Time In 27 Years: India Pick Up Unwanted Feat After ODI Loss vs Sri Lanka

As Team India's batting collapsed to 208 all out in the second ODI against Sri Lanka, the side picked up an unwanted accolade. The loss meant that this will be the first time in 27 years that India will not win a bilateral ODI series against Sri Lanka, in which at least one match has been completed. India have won 11 consecutive bilateral ODI series since 1997, but that streak will come to an end here, as India can manage a 1-1 series draw at best.

Britain's Hudson-Smith sets up 400m showdown with Americans

PARIS : Britain's Matthew Hudson-Smith came a step closer to his dream of becoming the first Briton in a century to win Olympic gold in the 400 metres, qualifying on Sunday for the final along with the United States' Quincy Hall.

Vandersay heroics help Sri Lanka sink India in second ODI

:Sri Lanka leg-spinner Jeffrey Vandersay ripped through India's batting line-up with a maiden one-day international six-wicket haul to guide his side to a 32-run win in the second game of the three-match series in Colombo on Sunday.

Norway's Rooth secures shock decathlon win

PARIS :Norway's Markus Rooth captured a shock gold medal in the men's decathlon at the Olympics on Saturday after defending champion Damian Warner's title defence ended when he failed to clear a height in the pole vault.

Judo-Four-time champion Riner could take part in Los Angeles Games in 2028, coach says

PARIS : Teddy Riner is 35, he is judo's most decorated athlete at the Olympics and he claimed a record fourth gold on Friday, but the Frenchman might not even be done yet.

Buzzing Brendan Rodgers reveals Chelsea reaction to swashbuckling Celtic as mystery ex star raved ‘That’s a Brendan team’

Brendan Rodgers insists this has been his best pre-season EVER as a manager - and revealed how one of his former Chelsea stars could see his stamp all over Celtic during their pre-season pummelling.

Paris Olympics: Rower Balraj Panwar Places 5th In men's Singles Sculls Final D, Finishes 23rd

Indian rower Balraj Panwar's placed fifth in final D of the men's singles sculls, as a result, India's rowing campaign came to an end at the event at the Paris 2024 Olympics. Panwar clocked 7:02.37 to rank fifth in final D and finished 23rd overall on his Olympic debut. His sixth-place finish semifinal C/D saw him advance to final D which is a classification event to seal his ranking from 19th to 24th. He had two solid outings at the Games after finishing fourth in the first heat and second in the second repechage rounds but was eliminated from medal contention after finishing fifth in the quarterfinals with a time of 7:05.10.

Paris 2024: 'It's been the honuor of my life' - Sevens captain Lucy Mulhall Rock retires

Ireland captain Lucy Mulhall Rock has confirmed her retirement from sevens rugby, after the conclusion of their Paris 2024 Olympic campaign.

Contacts

State Indiana Sport News

First Time In 27 Years: India Pick Up Unwanted Feat After ODI Loss vs Sri Lanka

Britain's Hudson-Smith sets up 400m showdown with Americans

Vandersay heroics help Sri Lanka sink India in second ODI

Norway's Rooth secures shock decathlon win

Judo-Four-time champion Riner could take part in Los Angeles Games in 2028, coach says

Buzzing Brendan Rodgers reveals Chelsea reaction to swashbuckling Celtic as mystery ex star raved ‘That’s a Brendan team’

Paris Olympics: Rower Balraj Panwar Places 5th In men's Singles Sculls Final D, Finishes 23rd

Paris 2024: 'It's been the honuor of my life' - Sevens captain Lucy Mulhall Rock retires