Gold medalists Wang Chuqin (left) and Sun Yingsha pose with the mixed double's trophy at the ITTF World Table Tennis ...

Former Africa number one, Dorcas Adesokan, took a two-year maternity break from badminton. On her return, she talks about her desire to become number one ...

India secured third place at the Munich World Cup, winning two gold and two bronze medals, despite making seven finals in 10 events.

Olympic medal-winning badminton star Gail Emms has written a book about her Lioness mother and the rest of the 1971 World Cup ...

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Mysha Omer Khan, a natural left-hander, started playing badminton right-handed because her sister, Taabia, was smashing ...

National squash queen S. Sivasangari is the latest athlete to agree to join the Road To Gold (RTG) programme in preparation ...

Manu Bhaker and Chain Singh reached the finals of their respective events but missed podium finishes at the ISSF World Cup.

An exhibition badminton match between Sri Lanka’s youngest Olympian shuttler Viren Nettasinghe and Anders Antonsen, the World ...

The Indian government has unveiled an unprecedented sports budget of Rs 3794 crore, marking a significant push towards ...