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Gen Next for Indian cricket

Dhoni's problems persist as World Cup comes knocking

There's much more riding on the match against England than a place in the tri-series final

Beginner's luck

The JSW-funded Bengaluru FC, which has begun spectacularly by winning the I-League and Federation Cup titles in its maiden attempts, struggles like all others

India's hopes rest on the batsmen

As India's bowlers continue their patchy form Down Under, India's batsmen need to do their job

The end is nigh

2014 wasn't the best of years for M S Dhoni and 2015 doesn't look too promising either

Aabhas Sharma: Country, club and Ronaldo

Breaking records has become Cristiano Ronaldo's favourite pastime. Very few footballers can do everything and Ronaldo is of that rare breed

The future on tour

While analysts say the Indian team is unlikely to win the series in Australia, the tour may give a few players the opportunity to emerge as next-generation stars

Winning the turf war

The Indian hockey team's stunning Test series win over world champions Australia has sparked hopes of a revival. The Champions Trophy in December will be the real test

Books by football legends make for a literary kick-off

The literary season in football is here with Luis Suarez, Roy Keane and Rio Ferdinand discussing their controversial careers

Film review: Singham Returns

Singham Returns is typically a Rohit Shetty film - vacuous, cliched and action-filled

Ravindra Jadeja: Made for the spotlight

Ravindra Jadeja was supposed to be the all-rounder India was looking for after Kapil Dev retired, says author. But thus far the cricketer has come to be known more for controversy than talent on the f

Aabhas Sharma: Transfer travails

What matters to Pele

Between losses and humiliating defeats

Indian goalkeeper P R Sreejesh has left his past behind with a stellar performance in the World Cup

FIFA World Cup books: It's a hat-trick

Three must-reads ahead of the football world cup this year

Like it or not, Jwala Gutta's here to play

During India's semi-final against Japan in 2014 Uber Cup last week, it seemed like India's women badminton players would create history

How old is Banaras?

Considered one of the oldest cities of the world, new archaeological excavations are going on to determine the actual age of Varanasi

Aabhas Sharma: IPL's inglorious certainty

Controversy is an integral part of the IPL; you name a controversial issue and it has happened in the past editions of the IPL

Toe the fitness line

Slacklining has fitness enthusiasts walking the tight rope to strengthen their core muscles, and improve balance and concentration

A sports club succeeds with professionalism: Mustafa Ghouse

Interview with Chief Operating Officer of BFC