“Career Sabotage” at World University Games: Indian Badminton Players Left in the Cold
Six Indian badminton players, including Alisha Khan, were disqualified from the 2025 World University Games due to a shocking administrative error. Calling it “career sabotage,” players have demanded accountability from AIU and team officials after being denied medals, recognition, and opportunity.
From the fields of Fazilpur to Old Trafford
Anshul Kamboj, the rising fast bowler from Haryana, is on the brink of a dream Test debut at Old Trafford. After years of domestic grind and standout spells for India A, the 24-year-old may now earn his first cap as India deals with injuries in their pace attack.
Murali Sreeshankar Jumps to Gold in Portugal, Adds to Strong 2025 Season
Murali Sreeshankar clinched gold at the 2025 Meeting Maia Cidade do Desporto in Portugal with a 7.75m leap, continuing his steady form this season. While not his season-best, the performance added another international medal to his name.
Marcus Rashford Joins Barcelona on Loan: A Rebirth in Catalonia?
Marcus Rashford has joined FC Barcelona on a season-long loan from Manchester United, taking a 30% wage cut in a bid to revive his career. With 138 goals in 426 appearances for United, the 27-year-old forward seeks a fresh start in Catalonia under Hansi Flick.
Antim Panghal & Harshita Mor Dominate in Budapest
Antim Panghal showcased her dominance yet again with a takedown-heavy performance, overpowering her opponent and reaffirming her place as India’s fiercest wrestling star in 2025.
Karun Nair’s Final Over? Public Turns on India’s Triple Centurion After Lord’s Flop
After another disappointing outing in the Lord’s Test, Karun Nair’s Test future hangs in the balance. With India trailing 2-1 in the series, pressure mounts on the selectors to look beyond the veteran, as names like Sudharsan and Easwaran wait in the wings.
How India Became Magnus Carlsen’s New Nightmare?
R Praggnanandhaa’s 39-move win at the Las Vegas Grand Slam wasn’t a one-off. A new wave of Indian chess talent is forcing Magnus Carlsen into unfamiliar territory — frustration, not dominance.
From Understudy to Gold Standard: Sujeet Kalkal’s Rise in Indian Wrestling
Sujeet Kalkal stunned the wrestling world in Budapest with dominant wins over top-tier opponents, capped with gold in the men’s 65kg freestyle. A coming-of-age victory that marks India’s rising force in wrestling.
Anmol Upadhyaya Falls to Z.Y. Wang, India’s Hopes Wiped Out at Japan Open 2025
India’s badminton campaign at the Japan Open 2025 ended without a single quarterfinal appearance. From PV Sindhu to Satwik-Chirag, every top Indian shuttler crashed out — a collective heartbreak in Tokyo.
No Quarterfinals for Satwik-Chirag as Wang-Liang Shut the Door
Satwiksairaj Rankireddy and Chirag Shetty suffered a Round of 16 exit at the Japan Open 2025 after a straight-game loss to China’s Wang Chang and Liang Weikeng. A close first game turned into a second-game collapse, leaving India’s top duo out of the quarterfinals.