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By: Haridev Pushparaj
India ended the FIH Hockey Pro League 2025–26 on a high, defeating world champions Germany and Olympic champions the Netherlands while remaining unbeaten in regulation time in the London leg. After a slow start, the team showed marked improvement in attack and defence, boosting confidence ahead of the World Cup and Asian Games, with coach Craig Fulton praising the squad's maturity and resilience.
By: Haridev Pushparaj
Sanju Samson recalled how his cricket journey began on the streets of Delhi before his family's bold decision to move to Kerala changed his career. Speaking on JioStar's Superstars, he shared memories of gully cricket, practicing at the Arun Jaitley Stadium, missing out on the Delhi state team, and how his father's unwavering belief paved the way for his rise with Kerala.
By: Haridev Pushparaj
Cape Verde national football team produced a historic FIFA World Cup 2026 debut, drawing with Spain and Uruguay and advancing unbeaten from the group stage before exiting after a tight knockout clash with Argentina. Coached by Bubista, the team's disciplined defence and unity impressed football fans and players alike, with Lionel Messi acknowledging their strong challenge on the world stage.
By: Haridev Pushparaj
A FICCI Sports Committee delegation visited Paris and Marseille with Business France to study Olympic legacy, sports infrastructure, governance, and fan engagement. The tour explored sustainable venue management, post-Olympics utilization, and international partnerships. FICCI will publish a white paper on French Olympic legacy and host a French delegation in India during FICCI TURF 2026.
By: Haridev Pushparaj
India star batter Shubman Gill attended the 2026 Formula 1 British Grand Prix at Silverstone, soaking in the atmosphere of one of motorsport's biggest events. He met Mercedes driver Kimi Antonelli, Olympic legend Mo Farah, and actor Damson Idris, while also interacting with fans and sharing moments from the iconic race weekend.
By: Haridev Pushparaj
Brazil's defeat to Norway in the World Cup Round of 16 has raised fresh questions over the Seleção's decline. The report said Guimarães' missed penalty became a turning point, while Brazil's struggles against European teams continued. After years of tactical changes and inconsistent performances, the five-time champions face concerns over their football identity and future prospects.
By: Haridev Pushparaj
WFEB Director Christoph Glaser questioned FIFA's credibility over the controversy surrounding Folarin Balogun's disciplinary issue, citing concerns about alleged external influence. Glaser said football rules must remain consistent and warned that perceived rule changes could damage trust in sporting institutions.
By: Haridev Pushparaj
Through sustained investments in athlete development, world-class infrastructure, high-performance centres, coaching excellence and grassroots sporting ecosystems, the Group has consistently played a transformative role in nurturing generations of Indian champions.
By: Haridev Pushparaj
The 2026 Big Bash League season will begin at Chennai's MA Chidambaram Stadium, marking the first time the tournament opens outside Australia. The Melbourne Renegades will face the Perth Scorchers under the India-Australia Sports Collaboration Roadmap, highlighting growing cricket ties, expanding the BBL's global reach and strengthening sporting cooperation between the two nations.
By: Haridev Pushparaj
India's No. 5 squash player Suraj Chand has been selected for the 2026 Asian Games in Aichi-Nagoya, Japan. The Somaiya Vidyavihar University student will compete in Mixed Doubles Squash after qualifying through national trials. Ranked World No. 126 by PSA, Suraj has won four PSA Challenger Tour titles and recently reached the Asian Mixed Doubles Squash Championship quarter-finals.
