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Gujrathi shared honours with Jan-Krzysztof Duda (Poland) to take his tally to four points while Praggnanandhaa (2.5 points) held Sam Shankland (U.S.) to a draw late on January 21

Tata Steel Masters | Vidit Gujrathi draws with Anish Giri, in joint lead with Mamedyarov, Rapport

Azerbaijan's Shakhriyar Mamedyarov and Richard Rapport posted victories in round five late on January 20 and joined Vidit Gujrathi at the top of the standings in the 13-round tournament

Wrestling | Discipline will be key, says Jitender

Discipline will be the watchword for Jitender Yadav, who is all set to take over as the Indian women’s wrestling team’s chief coach from Kuldeep

Archery | Deepika Kumari, Atanu Das dropped from TOPS scheme

Omitted after below-par show in the national ranking tournament

Syed Modi badminton | Priyanshu runs Prannoy close

Mithun impresses; Sindhu, four other Indians in women’s quarterfinals

Syed Modi India International | Sindhu advances

Top seed P. V. Sindhu and Indian Open finalist Supanida Katethong stayed on course for a second clash in less than a week after easily winning their

Chess | Vidit retains lead in Masters

Vidit Gujrathi retained the lead in the Masters section, R. Praggnanandhaa scored his first win and Arjun Erigaisi emerged as the only leader in the

Badminton | Cried after loss in Worlds: Satwik

‘I felt a lot more positive after watching Lakshya and Srikanth play at the championships’

Badminton | Sameer, Saurabh exit; three more test positive

Prannoy only surviving men's seed

Tata Steel Chess | Vidit stuns Dubov

Praggnanandhaa suffers first loss

Sr. National basketball postponed

The senior National basketball championships scheduled to be held in Chennai from January 23 to 30 has been postponed due to the emerging spike in

PKL-8 | Gill powers Yoddha past Paltan

Second phase begins on Jan. 20

Syed Modi International | Sindhu the only top seed left after pullouts

Srikanth, Lakshya and Sai Praneeth in men’s and top two to four seeds in women’s pull out

Sportstar Aces: Sportswoman of the year nominees

Lovlina, Avani and Mirabai make it to the shortlist

Tata Steel Chess | Vidit holds Caruana, stays in joint lead

Praggnanandhaa posts an impressive draw against Duda

Para-athlete from Odisha covers 213 km in 24 hours in a wheelchair

A para-athlete from Odisha covered distance of 213-km on wheelchair in 24 hours ending on Sunday. If his marathon wheelchair drive is approved by

Vidit off to a winning start in Tata Steel Chess

Praggnanandhaa holds Anish Giri

Aakarshi sets her sights on the Syed Modi Open crown

All I am looking for now is to minimise unforced errors, she says

India Open | Lakshya stuns World champion Yew, clinches his maiden title

Satwik & Chirag shock Indonesians Ahsan and Setiawan in the doubles final; Busanan claims the women’s singles crown defeating Supinda

Sindhu shocked; Lakshya moves into maiden India Open final

Satwik-Chirag duo faces top-seeded pair of Ahsan-Setiawan in summit clash

Bhavani Devi loses, India's campaign in individual events ends in Fencing World Cup

The 28-year-old from Chennai secured victories in four matches in the group stage, while lost one. One match was called off

COVID-19: Two players withdrawn from India Open

On Wednesday, as many as seven Indian shuttlers, including reigning world championship silver medallist Kidambi Srikanth, were withdrawn from the event after testing positive for the virus.

Indian weightlifting gets first high-performance director

The Sports Authority of India (SAI) and IWLF have laid down specific key result areas for the HPD.

India Open | Lakshay Sen outlasts Prannoy; Sindhu, Aakarshi in semi-finals; Satwik-Chirag advance

Two of the women's quarterfinals, too, were all-India affairs.

Boxing | Nieva set to be retained as men’s HPD for one year

Federation to advertise for women’s post

NBA | Durant & Harden duo sizzles

Kevin Durant scored a game-high 27 points and James Harden notched 25 points and 16 assists to lift the visiting Brooklyn Nets to a 138-112 blowout of

Seven Indian shuttlers test positive

15 withdrawals across various categories

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