Language - | Birmingham 2022 Commonwealth Games | Down the memory lane with Mohammed Ali Qamar Mohammed Ali Qamar is a former Indian boxer who represented the country in international events, in the late '90s and early 2000s. He became the first from the country to win a gold medal at the Commonwealth Games, 20 years earlier, and later went on to become the national women's coach. Madhav Agarwal |
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 | Birmingham 2022 Commonwealth Games | Down the memory lane with Roopa Unnikrishnan Roopa Unnikrishnan is a former Indian rifle shooter, who won a historic gold medal in 50m rifle prone event at the 1998 Kuala Lumpur Commonwealth Games and became the first woman from the country to bag the top prize. Prior to this, she had also won a silver and a bronze, at the 1994 edition. Madhav Agarwal |
 | 2022 Commonwealth Games | Down the memory lane with Dinesh Khanna Born in Fatehgarh Churian, Punjab, ace shuttler Dinesh Khanna emerged as a top men's singles player during the '60s and '70s, when the Malaysians and Indonesians ruled the roost. In a career spanning over 15 years, he won gold and bronze at the Asian Championship and a bronze at CWG 1966. Madhav Agarwal |
 | Diary of a loyal Indian sports fan - All is well Sometimes as sports journalists we tend to forget, why we entered this field; after working all these years, that love for sports waned, and the rat race for numbers took over. So this diary is an attempt to rekindle that love and talk about what's good, bad, and ugly in Indian sport. Madhav Agarwal |
 | KKR reaping early rewards in IPL 2022 for too many match-winners With three wins from four matches, Shreyas Iyer-led Kolkata Knight Riders sit at top of the points table in Indian Premier League 2022. Their recent victory came against their nemesis Mumbai Indians at MCA Stadium, where they rode on Pat Cummins' unbeaten 15-ball 56 to snatch a five-wicket victory. Ritam Chatterjee |
 | No, England do not have any better Test captain than Joe Root at present In cricket, there is no greater satisfaction than winning matches after matches as a skipper of a side but unfortunately, it has not worked extensively with Joe Root. Still, there is no better candidate than him for his role, as he has been in the form of his life even in the most difficult times. Ritam Chatterjee |
 | Is Rishabh Pant being groomed for India's captaincy after Rohit Sharma? Rishabh Pant is one of the most talked-about cricketers in international cricket from the time he stepped into MS Dhoni's shoes. The left-handed wicket-keeper batter's batting style and approach often become a topic of debate but in the long run, he could be Rohit Sharma's successor for India. Kunal Joshi |
 | No one gives two hoots about Indian gymnastics Over the last few decades, gymnastics has constantly managed to catch the fancy of ad-makers, especially while promoting FMCG products in the Indian market, be it milk, cheese, butter, or even health drinks. Madhav Agarwal |
 | Say no to choking under pressure at Olympics; Mental training is the way forward Indian athletes are slowly starting to excel in various sports and the country boasts of some of the best talents world, be it in shooting, badminton, boxing, or wrestling, to name a few. Now emphasis should be laid on mental training, so that athletes don't fail under pressure on the global stage. Madhav Agarwal |
 | 2020 Tokyo Olympics | World toppers who slipped at the Games Seven medals - the most for an Indian contingent in the history of the Olympics, what an exciting 16 days it has been in Tokyo, with Neeraj Chopra's triumph just escalating it to another level. However, several athletes, who were expected to go the distance, but faltered when it mattered the most. sounak mullick |