Players.bio is a large online platform sharing the best live coverage of your favourite sports: Football, Golf, Rugby, Cricket, F1, Boxing, NFL, NBA, plus the latest sports news, transfers & scores. Exclusive interviews, fresh photos and videos, breaking news. Stay tuned to know everything you wish about your favorite stars 24/7. Check our daily updates and make sure you don't miss anything about celebrities' lives.

Contacts

  • Owner: SNOWLAND s.r.o.
  • Registration certificate 06691200
  • 16200, Na okraji 381/41, Veleslavín, 162 00 Praha 6
  • Czech Republic

Singh Sandhu Sport News

More
Igor Stimac - Singh Sandhu - Sunil Chhetri - From Igor Stimac's 'My Name Is Lakhan' Dance To Sunil Chhetri's "Yeh Mera India', India's Hilarious Asian Cup Buildup Is Viral - sports.ndtv.com - Denmark - Australia - Uzbekistan - India - Syria

From Igor Stimac's 'My Name Is Lakhan' Dance To Sunil Chhetri's "Yeh Mera India', India's Hilarious Asian Cup Buildup Is Viral

The Indian football team is gearing up for their AFC Asian Cup 2024 opener against Australia on Saturday but ahead of the tough fixture, the footballers and head coach Igor Stimac appeared in a video where they displayed their lighter sides. Along with well-known social media personality and comedian Danish Sait, Sunil Chhetri, Gurpreet Singh Sandhu, Sandesh Jhingan, Sahal Abdul Samad, Akash Mishra, Rahul KP and coach Stimac all featured in the video. The footballers took part in hilarious skits including Chhetri's 'GOAT' prank and coach Stimac dancing on a popular Bollywood song from the late 1980s.

Read More
Igor Stimac - Singh Sandhu - We Have Nothing To Lose But A Hell Of A Lot To Gain: Igor Stimac On Qatar Match - sports.ndtv.com - Qatar - India - Afghanistan - Kuwait

We Have Nothing To Lose But A Hell Of A Lot To Gain: Igor Stimac On Qatar Match

Head coach Igor Stimac on Monday said that India have nothing to lose but a hell of a lot to gain in their 2026 FIFA World Cup round 2 qualifiers match against Asian champions Qatar on Tuesday. India's 1-0 away win against Kuwait on November 16 will certainly boost their confidence but Stimac made it clear that "Qatar is out of our league", though the home side will seek to take inspiration from their famous goal-less draw against the Asian champions four years ago. "The Kuwait game was the most important game in our qualifiers in this group. We had an away win against our direct opponent for the second spot," Stimac said at the pre-match press conference. "We are very realistic, we know that Qatar is out of our league. But we also know that this is football, the most beautiful game in the world which provides opportunities and this is our opportunity." Stimac urged his players to consider Tuesday's match at the Kalinga Stadium as any other game and give their best.

Read More
Singh Sandhu - Sunil Chhetri - India Seek Inspiration From 2019 Stalemate Against Qatar In 2026 FIFA World Cup Qualifier - sports.ndtv.com - Qatar - India - Afghanistan - Kuwait

India Seek Inspiration From 2019 Stalemate Against Qatar In 2026 FIFA World Cup Qualifier

India will take inspiration from their famous goal-less draw against Asian champions Qatar four years ago when they face the same opponents in a 2026 FIFA World Cup second round qualifiers match in Bhubaneswar on Tuesday. Their confidence boosted after the 1-0 away win against Kuwait on November 16, India will hope to give a tough fight to Qatar, though the fancied visiting side will start as firm favourites. India had surprised the football fraternity when they soaked up waves of attacks to hold Qatar 0-0 on September 10, 2019 in their 2022 World Cup second round qualifiers in Doha. Qatar were then in red-hot form, having won the Asia Cup title in early 2019.

Read More
Singh Sandhu - Asian Games, Shooting: Gold For Men's Trap Team; Kynan Chenai Shoots Down Individual Bronze - sports.ndtv.com - India

Asian Games, Shooting: Gold For Men's Trap Team; Kynan Chenai Shoots Down Individual Bronze

Indian trap exponents made it a memorable final day of shooting competitions in Hangzhou with the men's team clinching a gold and Kynan Chenai taking the individual bronze after the women had won the team silver at the Asian Games. With three medals in trap on the last day of competition, Indian shooters will return home with an amazing haul of 22 medals -- seven gold, nine silver and six bronze -- their best ever in the continental showpiece.

Read More
Singh Sandhu - Sunil Chhetri - "It Has Been Difficult": Sunil Chhetri's Honest Take On India's Asian Games 2023 Journey - sports.ndtv.com - China - India - Burma

"It Has Been Difficult": Sunil Chhetri's Honest Take On India's Asian Games 2023 Journey

Captain Sunil Chhetri played every minute of India's three Asian Games matches so far, scoring two of the team's three goals to lead the country to the round of 16 but having become a father recently, he is also missing his son. The 39-year-old Chhetri and his wife Sonam were last month blessed with a baby boy but he had to leave them behind and attend to national duty. "There is an age difference with other boys. Some of them are really young, we give them space. I and Sandesh are a bit aloof from them. We have young kids at home. I am missing my son and he (Jhingan) is desperately missing his daughter," Chhetri said when asked how he spends time with the team members.

Read More
Singh Sandhu - Sunil Chhetri - In Club vs Country Conundrum, Sunil Chhetri Gives Priority To National Duty - sports.ndtv.com - India

In Club vs Country Conundrum, Sunil Chhetri Gives Priority To National Duty

In the club versus country conundrum over the Hangzhou Asian Games, Indian football turned out to be the loser but Sunil Chhetri, arguably the country's greatest footballer ever, rose above all these and gave precedence to national duty. The 39-year-old talisman, who has created seemingly unsurmountable national records in his 18-year-long international career, raised his hand and decided to lead a rag-tag national team after many Indian Super League clubs refused to release their players.

Read More
Singh Sandhu - WWE-Like Fist Fight Between Referee And Players In Football Match In India. Video Viral - sports.ndtv.com - India

WWE-Like Fist Fight Between Referee And Players In Football Match In India. Video Viral

Football is called the 'Beautiful Game' but then sometimes things may turn ugly. Heated arguments, rough tackles, tricky fouls are a regularity in the sport. While the match officials are in charge to control such situations, some times they too get involved. In a video which has gone viral on social media, one match official can be seen being involved in an ugly first with the players. The footballers were unhappy with a referee's decision and one of them first hit the referee. Then the referee went after them before being taken away by another person present.

Read More
Load More
DMCA