India win series after weak batting show by South Africa in 3rd ODI

The visiting side, captained by David Miller on Tuesday in the absence of regular captain Temba Bavuma and vice-captain Keshav Maharaj, kept losing wickets at regular intervals as the spineless show brought on cheers from the crowd of Indian supporters

Why Delhi athletes fall behind in the national championship race

In cycling, as in so many other sports, there is no level playing field for enthusiasts from humble backgrounds. Still, they are pedalling hard to catch up with their more fortunate peers

Run out: SAI academies in Delhi face coach crunch

While private academies flourish, less privileged youngsters who depend on state-run facilities will be left high and dry if the indifferent attitude of the government continues

India squad gets Umesh Yadav, Shreyas Iyer and Shahbaz Ahmed for T20 series against South Africa

BCCI has confirmed that Hooda is battling a back injury and Mohammed Shami is recovering from coronavirus. Both of them will not be able to play in the tournament

Delhi Sports School gets delayed as it eyes pan-India reach

The state government’s plan of setting up a specialized sports school is taking shape rather slowly and is unlikely to see the light of day this academic year, as per earlier plans

From mankading to use of saliva: ICC changes cricket rule book

A few days before the forthcoming Twenty-20 World Cup, which will be hosted in Australia beginning on 10 October, 2022, the International Cricket Council (ICC) announced a number of significant changes to the game's existing playing rules that could play a major role in it

Learn to ignore trolls, say sportspersons

During an India vs Pakistan match in Asia Cup 2022, in which the latter won, Arshdeep dropped a catch. Entitled social media users started trolling the cricketer, just like they had done with several other players in the past

No level playing field: Delhi cricket body allows only local players

To give more exposure to local talent, Delhi cricket does not allow players from outside Delhi, including the NCR, to play in its domestic leagues. Cricket players and coaches debate the consequences of this exclusionary rule