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Ronaldo, 41, apologised to his teammates and supporters for leaving the Portugal camp midway through the Nations League fixtures but provided a detailed account of the events that led to his decision

India head coach Khalid Jamil on Tuesday took full responsibility for his side's heavy 1-6 defeat to Uruguay, refusing to blame the 34-minute weather interruption or his players' concentration lapse as they ended their FIFA international window with two defeats and a draw. Anirudh Thapa briefly lifted the mood with a 22nd-minute equaliser, but two-time former world champions Uruguay ran riot with half a dozen goals to complete a comprehensive victory. Jamil, who saw his side concede 10 goals in their last two matches against Brazil and Uruguay, was quick to accept full responsibility. "I fully blame myself. We should not give any excuse. I am not blaming anyone, but I made many mistakes. We have to rectify those mistakes," Jamil said at the post-match interaction. Asked to elaborate on those mistakes, Jamil said he needed time to assess the matches before reaching conclusions. "Yes, many mistakes. You can say both. But now this is not the right time to say anything. I have to thi

In an interview with Business Standard, SA20 COO Lynn Naude discusses sponsorship renewals, affordable tickets, Indian audiences and why strengthening the existing six franchises remains the priority

The India vs Brazil match will begin at 7:30 pm IST; fans can watch the match live on Sony Sports and stream it on SonyLIV

India rise to fourth in the Asiad 2026 medal tally after men's hockey gold against Malaysia. India's final medal tally at Asian Games 2026 - Total 85 (21 Gold, 27 Silver, 37 Bronze)

India added five more gold medals to their tally on day 14 from archery, wrestling, gold, cricket and hockey events. India finished thier Asiad 2026 campaign with 21 gold, 37 silver, and 37 bronze med

This is also the first time both India's men's and women's teams will walk away as Asian Games champions

The 15-year-old eclipsed shooter Saurabh Chaudhary's eight-year record after featuring in India's 19-run win over Pakistan in the men's cricket final at Aichi-Nagoya

Check full list of India's medal winners at the 2026 Asian Games in Aichi-Nagoya across events here

Two golds. One silver. All at 17. Kumkum Mohod's third medal at Asian Games 2026 is India's first-ever women's individual recurve medal - and it is gold, sealed with a 10-8 shoot-off win

Lalremsiami's 10th-minute strike and Savita Punia's penalty-stroke save helped India beat defending champions China 1-0, ending a 44-year gold drought and securing an LA 2028 berth

India won three gold medals in boxing and one gold medal each in archery, wrestling and hockey on day 13 of the Asian Games 2026

Lovlina Borgohain beat China's Bao Ziyi 5-0 in the women's 75kg final on her birthday, ending India's 12-year wait for an Asian Games women's boxing gold since Mary Kom's 2014 triumph

Kumkum Anil Mohod and Dhiraj Bommadevara recover from a 0-4 deficit but lose the recurve mixed team final 3-5 as China's Li Mengqi strikes a 10 with the decisive final arrow

India beat South Korea 5-3 to win their first Asian Games women's recurve team gold as 17-year-old Kumkum Anil Mohod seals victory with a perfect final arrow

India added five more medals to thier tally on October 1, including 2 silver and 3 bronze medals from sailing, wrestling, squash and archery

Pakistan outplayed India 25-19, 25-23, 25-18 in the men's volleyball quarterfinal, dominating attack, block and digs to reach the semifinals

India face Pakistan in volleyball and hockey knockouts, Sri Lanka in the cricket semifinal, while compound archers seek more gold after Wednesday's team sweep at Aichi-Nagoya

India win four golds on Day 11 of Asian Games 2026, sweeping compound archery team titles, securing an Olympic quota and setting an Asian record in mixed trap

The Indian pair of Neeru Dhanda and Kynan Chenai clinched the gold medal in the trap mixed team event of the Asian Games here on Wednesday, also smashing the continental record in the process. The Indian team shot a score of 34 in the final after qualifying in the fourth position. Qatar's Mohammed Al-Rumaihi and Ray Bassil took the silver with a score of 32. The previous Asian record of 30, which was in Qatar's name, was set only this year in January. China's Qi Ying and Sun Yunong ended with bronze after firing a score of 23. The medal marks a remarkable end to the Asian Games campaign of the 26-year-old Neeru, who became India's first woman shooter to claim an individual trap medal at the showpiece with her gold with an Asian record on Tuesday.