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The troubled genius of Bobby Fischer, who died this week 12 years ago

It's a staggering story, perhaps even more than his eventual victory over Spassky, which brought an end to the USSR's domination of world chess - a win for the "free world" over the oppressive Soviets

A fascinating history of the Cartier family, fabled Parisian jewellers

A fascinating account of the fabled Parisian jewellers recounted by the founder's descendant offers an in-depth study of how to run a durable family business

Two new Indian beers demonstrate that 'strong' needn't be unsubtle

Two new beers defy the stereotype of 'strong' beers being crude tipples suitable only for quick inebriation

Why Virat Kohli is indisputably and deservedly the athlete of the decade

In an era of one-dimensional specialists, Kohli is a specialist across formats, a cricketing polymath of sorts who insists on playing a different sport to his peers

Foot soldier: Trusox socks promise to equip athletes with a better grip

As for performance, Trusox is best utilised on the football pitch

The price of speaking their mind is particularly high for sportspersons

Mesut Ozil with Turkish roots, chose to condemn the Chinese government's treatment of Uighur Muslims in the country's Xinjiang province

A fortune from binge-watching

Book review of That Will Never Work: The Birth Of Netflix and the Amazing Life of an Idea authored by Marc Randolph

Racism on the sporting field needs to stop. Immediately. No excuses

Many players of colour in the Serie A - Kalidou Koulibaly, Blaise Matuidi, Sulley Muntari and Moise Kean - have been subjected to racial discrimination in the past few seasons

Pankaj Advani has 23 world titles, but he's showing no signs of stopping

He has an unbelievable 23 world titles in snooker and billiards, and won the highest honours in the land

HOVR Infinite: Under Armour's latest running shoe offers a sturdy ride

It may not be the best pure running shoe around, but its remarkable efficiency makes it an excellent everyday option

Sumit Nagal, the young player who stared Federer down for an opening set

Sumit Nagal stunned us all by taking a first set off Federer at the US Open. Dhruv Munjal assesses the phenomenon

Luxury made-in-India watches are a surprisingly popular new trend

The Indian customer, once unconcerned with the intricacies of watchmaking, is now more appreciative of quality craftsmanship

The new Adidas Ozweego, a retro sneaker with an eye on the future

The latest 'dad sneaker' by Adidas perfectly fuses retro elements with a brilliant futuristic design, says Dhruv Munjal

Why the G.O.A.T. question in men's tennis may be settled very soon

Dhruv Munjal on why Novak Djokovic may yet win that highly contested title

With two new beers, Ankur Jain is adding more flavour to the Bira 91 story

The fact that musicians Ed Sheeran and Rihanna were clicked swigging the orangey Bira 91 White will only help the brand's appeal

Once Upon a Time in Hollywood review: Tarantino springs another surprise

Tarantino's ninth out of a promised 10 films is high-quality meta cinema, featuring pure beauty, acute violence and shocking hilarity

Another Grand Slam with old storylines: Can Wimbledon throw up a surprise?

Why there is no looking beyond the 'Big Three' ahead of Wimbledon

How the new Simba Light fares in being a 'premium lager for refined tastes'

The taste is definitely more complicated than your regular lager: it's a touch more bitter than normal, but not once does that seem overpowering. The tartness is complemented by a fruity aroma

The Dhoni era: How Captain Cool's genius changed Indian cricket forever

Dhoni the batsman will undoubtedly go down as one of the greats, but Dhoni the captain was the real deal

Winning ways

Mr Upton's hypothesis offers a very plausible explanation for the 'brainless' approach of many West Indian batsmen