After CWG bronze, Seema Kaliramna sets sights on another step towards Olympics at Asian Games

Seema Kaliramna finished fourth with a 57.44m throw at the World Athletics Silver Level meet on August 22. After winning bronze at the Commonwealth Games, she now prepares for the Asian Games in Japan. Seema said, “I just want to throw the discus as far as I can.”

Outscored Kohli, struck 447 runs at an average of 111; yet, his India call-up never arrived, Dhoni-Saha stood in the way

Shreevats Goswami never played for India despite scoring 447 runs at an average of 111. The talented wicketkeeper started his career as an Under-19 World Cup champion and won the first IPL Emerging Player award. However, he got stuck behind legends like Dhoni and Saha, ending his international dream early.

‘Rohit, Virat are still very good players’: New Zealand captain wary of their threat in November

New Zealand captain Mitchell Santner said Rohit Sharma and Virat Kohli remain dangerous threats ahead of their upcoming series. "They are still very good players, as we have seen for a long time," Santner said. India will play five T20Is, two Tests, and ODIs, with Santner expecting a tough challenge.

'Is Maldives holiday included in package?' KL Rahul reacts to Kevin Pietersen's appointment as England mentor

The England and Wales Cricket Board appointed Kevin Pietersen as white-ball mentor for the 2027 ODI World Cup. KL Rahul reacted to the news by asking, "Is the Maldives holiday included in the package?" Pietersen will join head coach Brendon McCullum to help the squad prepare for upcoming international tours.

Will Rohit Sharma and Virat Kohli play the 2027 ODI World Cup? Ashish Nehra says 'Why not?'

Fans are wondering if Rohit Sharma and Virat Kohli will play the 2027 ODI World Cup. Former pacer Ashish Nehra said, "If they are doing well, if they are performing, why not?" He feels it is too early to predict their future as things can change quickly in sports.

How India can bag its next hockey World Cup

The Indian men’s hockey team failed to replicate their Olympic success at the recently concluded World Cup. Players must now maintain focus for all 60 minutes to win big tournaments. "Modern hockey demands complete focus on every second spent on the pitch," as small errors cost the team many matches.