Nihal Koshie

Bridge Federation of India president Prasad Keni counters the popular perception that bridge is only a sport for the rich and famous.

With 10 cases related to Asian Games team selections being heard in courts across country, sports lawyers and advocates had their plate full

With the bridge set to make its Asian Games debut in Jakarta next month, Rita Choksi will be among the handful of athletes who will add a unique shade to India’s squad of close to 550.

Tense on the starting block, Hima Das started slow and trailed on the home stretch, but her blazing run in the final 80m, where she overtook three rivals, saw her clocking 51.46 seconds.

The road to recovery has also demanded that the gymnast Dipa Karmakar works within her limitations, even if it means shelving the vault which made her a household name across the world.

Rajat Sharma was elected as the president of Delhi and District Cricket Association after winning the election 12-0.

Two-time Olympic champion Caster Semenya to take help of same lawyers that fought the Indian runner’s testosterone case against IAAF

With candidates desperate to outdo each other, no cost has been spared to win the all-important honorary posts at the DDCA, that come with special match-day perks and instant elevation in the social circuit.

DDCA elections are being held after implementing the Lodha panel reforms but by fielding family members, former office-bearers have seemingly found a way around.

It's an old Soviet-era style designated ‘sin bin’ used to make drunks sober up. Locals have a name for it — Vytrezvitel.

Vikas Gowda had spoken at length about his love for numbers when he was regularly teaching middle school children for up to 15 hours a week.

At a time when the Bundesliga is looking to go 'international' and compete with the EPL and the La Liga; it difficult to shun 'gas-pipeline money'.

Neeraj Chopra improved on his 86.48m national record with a throw of 87.43m at the IAAF Diamond League in Doha.

World athletics body has introduced regulations that restrict the participation of female athletes with high testosterone levels in certain international track and field events. The Indian Express explains.

Rajasthan Royals’ Sanju Samson and Kolkata Knight Rider’s Nitish Rana have a Delhi connection going back 15 years.

RCA honorary secretary R S Nandhu acknowledged that he had written the letter following a request from the organisers but said the sanction was withdrawn after they saw “something was amiss”.

A member of India’s 2011 World Cup-winning squad is being probed for possible links to a match-fixing syndicate that organised a domestic T20 tournament in Jaipur last July.

The late withdrawal of the 5th member of the relay squad Juana Murmu due to injury puts the squad on tenterhooks.

Davinder Singh Kang had claimed he had consumed thandai to get rid of excess heat in the body, which had resulted in bleeding from his nose.