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Organisers set a limit of 10,000 fans for all venues

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They may be barred if the conditions change

Seiko Hashimoto.

Felix set for her fifth Olympics

Punches her Tokyo ticket by finishing second in 400m at the U.S. trials

Allyson Felix, seen with her daughter Camryn .

Suns takes the lead in WC finals

Hawks get the better of 76ers

Pivotal player: Devin Booker’s triple-double highlighted Phoenix Sun’s win on Sunday.

Jeev’s emotional tribute to father Milkha

Says will need a lifetime of resilience to deal with his passing away

Seiko Hashimoto.

Organisers set a limit of 10,000 fans for all venues

Allyson Felix, seen with her daughter Camryn .

Felix set for her fifth Olympics

Pivotal player: Devin Booker’s triple-double highlighted Phoenix Sun’s win on Sunday.

Suns takes the lead in WC finals

Jeev’s emotional tribute to father Milkha

Tejaswini wins title in style

Commanding show: Every one Tajinderpal Singh Toor’s four valid throws went past the Olympic qualification mark.

Toor finally books Tokyo ticket, in style

Happy family: Jon Rahm celebrates his U.S. Open triumph with wife Kelley and son Kepa.

Rahm birdies his way to Major glory

Reuters Heartbreak for Louis Oosthuizen as he finishes runner-up again

Sajan’s new personal best in 100m butterfly

Sports Bureau India’s Sajan Prakash came up with a new personal best timing in 100m butterfly to win gold at the Belgrade Trophy swimming competition on Sunday. The timing of 53.27 helped Sajan breach the B-mark Olympic Qualification Time (53.52), but he will need to secure the A-mark (51.96) for automatic qualification for Tokyo. Also at the competition, Maana Patel and Kenisha Gupta came up with new Best Indian Performances in 100m backstroke (1:03.77) and 100m freestyle (57.39) events respectively,

Louis Oosthuizen

U.S. Open golf | Oosthuizen in a three-way tie for lead

Reuters Joins Hughes and Henley after 54 holes; McIlroy, DeChambeau waiting to pounce

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Organisers set a limit of 10,000 fans for all venues

Tejaswini wins title in style

Suns takes the lead in WC finals

Felix set for her fifth Olympics

Jeev’s emotional tribute to father Milkha

Toor finally books Tokyo ticket, in style

Sajan’s new personal best in 100m butterfly

India’s Sajan Prakash came up with a new personal best timing in 100m butterfly to win gold at the Belgrade Trophy swimming competition on Sunday. The

Rahm birdies his way to Major glory

Heartbreak for Louis Oosthuizen as he finishes runner-up again

Indian women archers fail to bag team quota

India lost to Colombia 6-0 in a second round match of the final archery qualifying event for the Tokyo Olympic Games and failed to earn a women’s team

NBA Playoffs | Bucks make Eastern conference finals

Antetokounmpo’s heroics overshadows Durant’s gallant effort

U.S. Open golf | Oosthuizen in a three-way tie for lead

Joins Hughes and Henley after 54 holes; McIlroy, DeChambeau waiting to pounce

Tokyo organisers working on safe stay and training of Indian athletes in Games Village: TOCOG

The Indian athletes and officials travelling for the Olympics have been asked by the Japanese government to undergo daily COVID-19 tests for a week prior to their departure

U.S. Open Golf | Bland, Henley share the lead

Oosthuizen and Wolff close on their heels

Indians look to gain sparring experience

They will train in Italy till July 10; Mary Kom to hone her skills at ASI

Oosthuizen and Henley in the van

Molinari, Bello a stroke behind after a delayed first round

Romania banned from Olympic weightlifting over doping cases

Romania becomes the fourth country barred from the Tokyo weightlifting competition after Egypt, Malaysia and Thailand, which were also excluded over doping-related issues

Three share lead; title-race wide open

A.R. Ilamparthy (Tamil Nadu), Sandip Nagare (Maharashtra) and Veny Akkarakaran (Kerala) shared the lead with 6.5 points after seven rounds of the

Harika in last eight

D. Harika beat former World champion Alexandra Kosteniuk of Russia to move into the quarterfinals of the Women’s Speed Chess championship on Wednesday

Bucks lead wire-to-wire to beat Nets, force decisive game seven

The Bucks changed up their defensive strategy and Middleton had the hot hand while shooting from the perimeter to push the series to a decisive game seven.

Manish found cheating, stripped of Natl. u-18 title

Aronyak Ghosh elevated as the winner

Stunning wins for Hawks, Clippers

Top-seeded Sixers and Jazz on the brink of elimination

IOA signs MPL as principal sponsor for Olympics

The deal will see MPL coming on board as the principal sponsor for the Indian contingents at the Tokyo Olympics and the 2022 Asian Games & Commonwealth Game

Coronavirus | Visa, vaccination worries for shooters

“We are mentally, emotionally and physically disturbed after almost a month chasing the Indian Embassy for our vaccination and extension of our visas,” the Indian camp said.

Adhiban, Arjun and Gukesh set for Champions Tour debut

For the first time, three Indians will be part of the 16-player field that is likely to be headed by Tour leader and World champion Magnus Carlsen.

Rahm starts favourite on a tough layout

Local star Mickelson has the chance to become only the sixth to complete the career Grand Slam

Hawks rally past Sixers to level series

Leonard-George combine helps Clippers rout Jazz

Violators of safety rules could be disqualified

Athletes will face harsh punishments, including disqualification, for violations of COVID safety rules as per the guidelines in the third and final

Bhagyashree and Pranesh claim titles

In a thrilling finale, Tamil Nadu’s M. Pranesh and Maharashtra’s Bhagyashree Patil won the National (under-16) online rapid chess titles on

NRAI achieves its primary objective

Shooters preparing as a team in a professional and safe environment

Suns complete sweep of Nuggets

Bucks win big to tie series with Nets at 2-2

Farah to make last-gasp attempt to qualify

The British runner is yet to hit the qualifying standard for the distance after a failed attempt earlier this month in Birmingham, where he was hampered by an ankle injury.

Gritty Gukesh wins Gelfand Challenge

Praggnanandhaa also tied for the top spot with 14 points from 19 rounds

Rindhiya elevated as champion

The spectre of cheating in online chess events is threatening to take root. Two more examples came to the fore on Monday when the recently-crowned

Chess fundraiser | Nikhil Kamath admits using computer in his win against Viswanathan Anand

Controversy erupts after Anand’s chess games with celebrities

Kheerthi among 17 leaders

A day after becoming the National (under-18) girls champion, G. Kheerthi (three points) was leading with 16 others following the third round of the

Malvika reaches final of RSL Lithuanian International

India's Malvika Bansod defeated France's Anna Tatranova in straight games to enter the women's singles final at RSL Lithuanian International

NBA | Clippers fight back into series

Leonard, George do most of the damage in game 3 against Jazz

When chess met cricket, cinema, music and business

More than ₹6.7 lakh collected in COVID-19 fund-raiser featuring Anand and a line-up of celebrities

Milkha Singh's wife Nirmal dies due to COVID-19 complications

She was 85 and is survived by her husband, one son and three daughters

Praggnanandhaa slips to second spot

Nihal, Gukesh tied fourth; Keymer in sole lead

Manish and Kheerti take honours

Two girls ejected for resorting to unfair means

Humpy stunned in opening round

Bibisara Assaubayeva of Kazakhstan stunned Koneru Humpy 14.5-7.5 in the opening match of the Women's Speed Chess championship on Saturday. The

Pragg wins five in a row, shares lead

Gukesh recovers from the first-day blues to score four straight victories

Mirabai lone Indian weightlifter to book a spot at Tokyo

Jeremy still has a chance as the period of reallocation of quota places is not over

Embiid helps Sixers roll over Hawks

Suns stretches series lead to 3-0

NCAA silver for Shankar

The high jumper clears 2.23 metres to finish second

Women’s Speed Chess from May 12

Humpy, Harika and Vaishali for star-studded event

Pragg, Nihal and Gukesh share fifth spot

Liang leads with five wins

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