Sidney Kiran is a sports reporter for Deccan Herald, focusing on local sports news in Karnataka, particularly in Bengaluru. With a passion for cricket, Sidney covers matches, player profiles, and team updates, providing readers with in-depth analysis and captivating stories from the world of sports.
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The Indian archers have been a force to reckon with at the World Cups — the four stages and the final — too.
Talented 27-year-old Bengalurean Mohammed Raheel, made the most of the opportunity that came his way Down Under as coach Craig Fulton fielded several
By: Sidney Kiran
Axar to lead DC against RCB
With 10 points from 12 games, the Royal Challengers are currently in seventh spot and they have to win both their remaining games — against a Rishabh
Bowlers pivotal in RCB’s resurgence
RCB's head of scouting Malolan Rangarajan exuded confidence that the team would complete the resurgence by qualifying for the knockouts, one that looked impossible after they had lost seven out of the opening eight games.
If the rain leads to a curtailed affair or a wash out, then the Royal Challengers will be the biggest losers who need nothing less than an handsome win over their arch-rivals to sneak into the play-offs.
Only one male wrestler has qualified for the Paris Olympics. Did the fight against former WFI president Brij Bhushan play a part in its slide, finds out Sidney Kiran
Up against nemesis Chennai Super Kings in a do-or-die clash at the M Chinnaswamy Stadium, the Royal Challengers batted with purpose and bowled their
Openers Faf Du Plessis (54) and Virat Kohli (47) set the foundation with scorching innings before in-form Rajat Patidar (41) and Cameron Green (38
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