MUMBAI: India’s teenage superstar Anahat Singh proved once again why she is one of the country’s brightest Olympic medal prospects. The 18-year-old defended her title at the JSW Indian Open (a PSA Copper-level squash tournament) at the CCI’s glass courts ... See more
Abhay Singh (Image credit: X) MUMBAI: Abhay Singh bent over, hands on his knees, chest heaving after the final point. Usually, the Indian No. 1 leaves the court with a roar, feeding off the adrenaline that defines his game. But on Saturday at the Cricket ... See more
Mumbai: There is a moment in every young athlete’s rise when the road ahead suddenly sharpens into focus. For India’s teenage squash sensation Anahat Singh, that moment has arrived, and it is shaped like an Asian Games gold medal. The stakes have never be... See more
For Lallianzuala Chhangte, the start of a new season feels less like routine and more like release. Eight to nine months of stop-start football and uncertainty have only sharpened the edge, he says. As Mumbai gear up for their first match of the season, h... See more
D Gukesh (IANS Photo) After becoming the youngest world chess champion in history, D Gukesh is learning that the real challenge begins after the crown. Expectations, from others and himself, have grown sharper, even as he experiments, absorbs losses, and,... See more
