The handling of the IPL and its franchises will determine the Board's autonomy
This year's US Open made many things clear. It proved the Big 4 is now a non-factor
In a departure from tradition, the men are on the sidelines of this year's US Open, which promises to be one of the most historical events in the history of tennis
There are eerie similarities between FIFA and the BCCI. Both boast office-bearers who seemingly were above the law, and a wanton disregard for government and authority
On the field of play, IPL Season 8 has been relatively uneventful, a mixed bag of competitive games, one-sided beat-downs, and the occasional washout
The ICC ODI World Cup surprisingly has witnessed unexpected smooth sailing on the cricket field for Team India
A more surprising positive in an extremely unexpected sport was the huge success of the Pro Kabaddi League
At best, an autobiography by a megastar like Sachin Tendulkar tends to be insipid, recounting situations or experiences that have already been documented and shared ... For a person his image and unsu
Federer versus Marin Cilic and Djokovic versus Kei Nishikori was a dream semi-final match-up for the purists
When socio-cultural pride meets a viable financial proposition, there is usually a pot of gold at the end of the investment tunnel. But, that doesn't necessarily mean that this breakthrough doesn't ri
Success is often a mere delaying of the inevitable fallout when citizens eventually realise that the long-term gain from hosting a sport event doesn't add up, objectively. Failure, however, triggers a
The World Cup for India has a special cultural significance, one which transcends the usual emotions that accompany sports
Perhaps it bodes well for men's tennis that even the French Open will be competitive this year
The IPL, once a pop-culture phenomenon, has perhaps exceeded its shelf life
All of a sudden, men's tennis has a bevy of intriguing storylines and twists that will make the 2014 and 2015 seasons a tennis fan's dream