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NEW DELHI :India's Olympic javelin gold medallist Neeraj Chopra said it was now "completely out of the question" that rival Arshad Nadeem of Pakistan will attend his meet in Bengaluru next month following Tuesday's deadly Islamist militant attack in Indian Kashmir.
India's javelin hero Neeraj Chopra broke his silence on inviting Pakistan's Arshad Nadeem for an event that will take place at Bengaluru in May 2025. While Nadeem declined the invitation, Neeraj has come under a lot of criticism following the Pahalgam terror attacks. The Olympic gold medalist was criticised heavily on social media for inviting a Pakistan athlete while the country was shaken by the attack in Jammu and Kashmir. However, Neeraj clarified that the invitations were sent much before the attack and slammed the "hate and abuse" directed towards him as well as his family.
Former Pakistan cricket team spinner Danish Kaneria slammed Deputy Prime Minister Ishaq Dar for calling the Pahalgam attack terrorists 'freedom fighters'. Kaneria had previously criticised Pakistan Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif as well for his silence on the terrorist attack in Jammu and Kashmir. The attack in Pahalgam was the deadliest assault in the Kashmir Valley since the 2019 Pulwama attack. While the incident resulted in a lot of criticism from all around the world, Ishaq Dar made a bizarre claim by calling the terrorists "freedom fighters". Kaneria was left fuming by the comment as he called it ‘disgraceful' and said that this is "an open admission of state-sponsored terrorism".
Manchester United will mostly be focused on an upcoming Europa League semi-final clash with Athletic Club - despite facing Bournemouth in the Premier League this weekend.
Manchester United have identified Matheus Cunha as a top target this summer - but it's a move that brings risk.
Nike’s latest move in the identity politics arena isn’t a flashy ad campaign — it’s reportedly a quiet, five-year, corporate-backed study examining how puberty blockers and hormone therapy affect athletic performance in transgender-identifying kids. The goal? To see if medically transitioning boys early enough could close the performance gap between males and females in sports.
Fencer Stephanie Turner appears on OutKick's "Gaines for Girls" podcast to talk about blowback from protesting against trans inclusion in women's sports.
A jersey photo-matched to seven games in Kobe Bryant's 1996-97 rookie season for the Los Angeles Lakers — including his preseason debut on Oct. 16, 1996; his regular-season debut on Nov. 3, 1996; and his NBA media day — sold for $7 million at Sotheby's on Thursday. The jersey last sold for $115,242 at auction in 2012.