India's women's cricket team will look to defend their Asian Games gold medal as they take on Sri Lanka in the final from 10:30 am IST
The Indian men's kabaddi team began its title defence at the Asian Games with a resounding 49-24 win over hosts Japan in their opening Group fixture here on Monday. India dominated from the outset, establishing a 31-9 lead by half-time as Ayan Lohchab and Devank Dalal combined effectively in the raiding department at the Tokai Citizens Gymnasium. The defending champions then added 18 more points in the second half. India finished with 36 out points, eight all-out points and two super-tackle points. India are placed in Group A alongside Japan, South Korea, Chinese Taipei and Bangladesh. They will face South Korea in their next match on Tuesday. The women's team, also defending champions, will begin its campaign against Bangladesh later on Monday.
India's women's team will begin its campaign against Bangladesh on September 21 before taking on Iran and Japan in Group A
Athletics once again has the highest representation among Indian athletes chosen for the continental event, with 74 participants named for the Asian Games 2026 at Aichi-Nagoya
Pawan Sehrawat says India's 12-member kabaddi squad has built trust through training camps as Sunil Kumar's side prepares to open its Asian Games campaign against Japan on September 21
The Sonepat camp offered Iran something it needs most with the Asian Games approaching: regular competition against different opponents
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PKL 2025 brings big changes - shorter league, no ties, Golden Raid tie-breaker, new points system and revamped playoffs. Here's what's different.
Pro Kabaddi League 2025: Check Telugu Titans' full match list, SWOT analysis, complete squad, and details on live telecast and streaming of all games.
Pro Kabaddi League 2025: Check full schedule, squads, teams, new kabaddi rules, playoff format changes, and details on live telecast and streaming of all matches.
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Kanpur Warriors plans to embrace a digital-first launch strategy aimed at connecting with younger audiences and building a robust fan culture from the ground up
Star Sports will live telecast Kabaddi matches during Pro Kabaddi League 2025. Fans can watch the live streaming of PKL 2025 matches on JioHotstar.
International player Mohammadreza Shadloui Chiyaneh, an Iranian all-rounder with a base price of Rs 30 lakh, was the most expensive player at the auction
Goswami says increasing the team purse would make headlines, but stresses that long-term sustainability remains the Pro Kabaddi League's top priority
The PKL auction 2025 will start at 7:00 pm IST on May 31 and 10:00 am IST on June 1. A key twist this year is the redefined Final Bid Match (FBM) rule, allowing teams to retain former players
The 2024 players auction of PKL saw records being created, with a total of eight players crossing the one-crore mark
Devank has made Patna Pirates strong contenders to win the season despite a slow start with his aggressive yet successful raiding
Dabang Delhi beat Bengal Warriors in a one-sided affair to secure their place in the playoffs. Bengal on the other hand now stands eliminated
Led by Pawan Sehrawat, Telugu Titans roared back from nine points down at one stage to brush aside the challenge from Gujarat Giants and win 36-32 in their Pro Kabaddi League match here on Saturday. With the win, Telugu Titans moved one step closer to achieving qualification for the PKL play-offs. For Telugu Titans, Sehrawat scored 12 points, while Vijay Malik and Ashish Narwal got 8 and 6 respectively. Meanwhile, Rakesh finished with 12 points and Guman Singh pocketed nine for Gujarat Giants. Gujarat Giants started off brilliantly as they picked up an early lead but more importantly accounted for Sehrawat and Malik off the first two plays of the game. Telugu Titans were under pressure for a while, but the ace raiders were back on the mat soon, as Gujarat Giants conceded the advantage within the first five minutes. Ashish Narwal led the charge for Telugu Titans, who continued to keep the pressure on their opponents. Gujarat Giants' defence was doing well to keep Sehrawat quiet,