S K Shukla

Women’s Premier League

From Domestic Circuits to Global Pressure: The Women’s Premier League’s Talent Revolution

The Women’s Premier League has transformed Indian women’s cricket in ways few could have predicted. What began as a long-awaited platform has, within three seasons, become the most effective talent accelerator in the country. Nowhere is this more evident than within the Mumbai Indians setup. At the WPL 2026 press conference, MI’s leadership repeatedly returned…

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2026 Davis Cup Qualifiers

Record Australian Open Prize Money, Familiar Indian Absence: What the 2026 Numbers Reveal About Indian Tennis

The announcement of a record AUS $111.5 million prize pool for the 2026 Australian Open underlines how dramatically global tennis economics have evolved. With first-round losers in the singles main draw earning AUS $150,000 and even first-round qualifying exits guaranteed over AUS $40,000, the Australian Open is positioning itself as the most financially supportive Grand…

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National Boxing Championships

Pooja Rani and Jadumani Singh Cruise, While Lovlina and Amit Panghal Face Stern Tests at Senior National Boxing Championships

Established stars asserted their pedigree while several challengers ensured the Elite Men and Women National Boxing Championships remained fiercely competitive, as action continued at Gautam Buddha University, Greater Noida. World Championship bronze medallist Pooja Rani and India international Jadumani Singh registered commanding wins, but Tokyo Olympics bronze medallist Lovlina Borgohain and seasoned campaigner Amit Panghal…

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Indian Football

ISL Set to Return on February 14 as Indian Football Finds Breathing Space After Months of Uncertainty

The long and damaging deadlock in Indian football has finally come to an end. After months of administrative paralysis, uncertainty over contracts, and growing anxiety among players and clubs, the Indian Super League (ISL) has been officially confirmed to kick off on February 14, following a high-level meeting involving the Union Sports Ministry, the All…

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Kerala Blasters

Kerala Blasters and the Cost of a Broken System: How ISL Uncertainty Has Hollowed Out a Footballing Giant

Few clubs in Indian football embody passion and identity quite like Kerala Blasters FC. From packed stands in Kochi to the relentless presence of the Manjappada across the country, the Blasters have long represented the emotional core of the Indian Super League (ISL). Yet as the 2025–26 season drifts into paralysis, Kerala Blasters have emerged…

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Angad Vir Singh Bajwa

Angad Vir Singh Bajwa: A World-Record Trailblazer at a Crossroads of Identity and Opportunity

When Angad Vir Singh Bajwa officially received clearance to represent Canada in international competition, it marked the end of a significant chapter in Indian shooting and the beginning of another in a rapidly globalizing Olympic ecosystem. Bajwa’s transition, formalized through a No Objection Certificate issued by the National Rifle Association of India (NRAI), is not…

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Ranchi Royals

Women’s Hockey India League 2025–26: How the Standings Reveal a League Decided by Margins, Not Reputation

Six matches into the revived Women’s Hockey India League (HIL) 2025–26, the standings already tell a compelling story. In a short, high-pressure league where only the top two teams qualify directly for the final, every point carries disproportionate value. As the table begins to take shape in Ranchi, it is becoming increasingly clear that the…

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Asian Games 2026

Athletics Federation of India Releases Qualification Standards for Asian Games 2026

The Athletics Federation of India (AFI) has formally unveiled the qualification standards for the Asian Games 2026, providing early clarity to athletes and coaches as preparations begin for the continental showpiece. The standards were announced during a media interaction in New Delhi, marking an important milestone in India’s long-term planning cycle following its historic athletics…

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Indian Football

Indian Football Takes an Eastern Turn: RFYC Graduates Enter the Japanese Professional Pyramid

The official registration of Zehal Shibu and Vanlalthazuala Fanai by Tokyo 23 FC marks a significant milestone in the internationalisation of Indian football. For the first time, Indian citizens have been formally integrated into the Japanese football ecosystem, a system widely regarded as Asia’s most technically refined and structurally robust. This development is not an…

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Indian sports

Bridging the Disconnect: Why Indian Sports Education System Is Struggling to Match Governance Reality

Indian sports is undergoing one of the most significant structural shifts in its history. With the introduction of the National Sports Governance Act of 2025 and a gradual transition from discretionary oversight to a statutory regulatory framework, the ecosystem is moving toward professionalism, accountability, and transparency. However, while governance structures are evolving rapidly, the education…

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TOPS

India’s High-Performance Reset: How TOPS and TAGG Redefine the Road to LA 2028 and Asian Games 2026

Indian sport has entered a new phase of hard accountability and sharper prioritization with the Ministry of Youth Affairs and Sports (MYAS) finalizing a major overhaul of the Target Olympic Podium Scheme (TOPS) and introducing clearer separation between Olympic and continental ambitions through the Target Asian Games Group (TAGG). The January 2026 update is not…

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Indian Hockey

World Cup Ambitions and Asian Games Title Defence Set the Tone for Indian Hockey in 2026

January 1, 2026 marks the beginning of a defining year for Indian hockey, one that blends elite international ambition with a packed competitive calendar across men’s and women’s programmes. After a year that reinforced India’s standing among the global hockey elite, 2026 presents an opportunity to convert consistency into silverware, with the FIH Hockey World…

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Mumbai Indians

Mumbai Indians double down on specialist coaching with Kristen Beams appointment ahead of WPL 2026

The Mumbai Indians’ decision to appoint former Australian leg-spinner Kristen Beams as spin-bowling coach ahead of the 2026 Women’s Premier League season is a clear reflection of how far the league and the franchise has evolved. What began as a short-format tournament designed to kickstart professional women’s cricket in India has now entered a phase…

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Hockey India League

JSW Soorma Hockey Club vs SG Pipers: Defensive Steel, Set-Piece Threats and Finishing Firepower Ahead of Hockey India League2026

As the Men’s Hero Hockey India League (HIL) prepares to return in 2026, JSW Soorma Hockey Club and SG Pipers enter the season with contrasting philosophies but similar ambitions. Soorma arrive as a settled unit built around proven international match-winners, while the Pipers have opted for a strategic reset, investing in leadership, structure and emerging…

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Surya Charishma Tamiri

Surya Charishma Tamiri: A National Title, a Quiet Revolution, and the Making of India’s Next Badminton Force

Indian badminton’s talent map is changing. Few stories capture this shift better than that of Surya Charishma Tamiri, the 19-year-old from Andhra Pradesh whose triumph at the 87th Senior National Badminton Championships in December 2025 marked both a personal breakthrough and a broader moment for the domestic circuit. Excellence is no longer confined to a…

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Hockey India League

Young Indian Players to Watch for at the Women’s Hockey India League: Young, Fearless, and Ready to Lead

The revival of the Hockey India League has coincided with a generational shift in Indian women’s hockey. No longer are young players eased in quietly, protected from responsibility and expectation. Instead, the league has placed them directly under the spotlight, asking them to defend leads, convert chances, and dictate games alongside seasoned internationals. The emergence…

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Tanvi Patri

Tanvi Patri and the Making of a Generational Outlier in Indian Women’s Singles Badminton

Indian women’s singles badminton has often moved in cycles defined by exceptional individuals rather than sustained depth and Tanvi Patri is redefining it From Saina Nehwal to P.V. Sindhu, India relied on once-in-a-generation talents to remain relevant at the global elite level. As that era gradually transitions, the search for the next standard-bearer has intensified….

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