Rica Roy is NDTV's Sports Editor. She is an award-winning journalist with professional experience of over 20 years across Print, Broadcast and Digital. Rica has covered all major sporting fix
India's three-match series against Afghanistan, beginning in Delhi on September 13, comes at an important point in the calendar. The same group has the Asian Games in sight, with India looking to defend its gold medal.
The 18-year-old wushu athlete was part of India's Asian Games squad, received her kit and attended the September 8 send-off ceremony before being replaced by Roshibina Devi on September 10. Divyanshi has alleged mental harassment and questioned why she was dropped after winning the trials.
According to figures reported by The Telegraph, the WTA is projected to have around $15 million in reserves by the end of 2026, against an operating loss of about $23 million for the year.
Twenty-one-year-old Keyaa Banerji from Gurgram, the daughter of a former corporate employee and an economics teacher, is grounded and knows that this sport may not get her an Olympic medal, but it can make her a role model
Lionel Messi was first named permanent captain of Argentina on September 2, 2011, during a friendly against Venezuela in Kolkata, marking a historic moment for Indian football fans.
For Capri Sports Director and Promoter Jinisha Sharma, the move represents a shift from investing primarily in sporting assets to building the pipeline that feeds them.
The Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) has hit the panic button, with sweeping change unloading ahead of the third and final Test against England.
India's women's hockey team has ended a 52-year wait for a top-five finish at the World Cup. After beating Germany 3-1 to secure fifth place, captain Salima Tete and veteran goalkeeper Savita Punia spoke exclusively to NDTV.
For India's women, the World Cup in Amstelveen ended with a fifth-place finish — the country's best result at the tournament since 1974.
The group has written to Pakistan Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif seeking the implementation of court-ordered medical care and family visits for Imran Khan.
The Indian duo, who won the country's only medal at the ongoing World Championships, responded to the adulation with victories and an exciting brand of badminton.
Gayatri Gopichand and Treesa Jolly may have fallen short of a place in the World Championships title clash, but their stunning run has given Indian badminton a landmark women's doubles medal and the pair a new belief in their potential.
Treesa Jolly and Gayatri Gopichand are assured of a World Championships medal but they are not satisfied yet. The Indian pair overcame Chinese resistance, as they came from a game down to beat China's fourth seeds Jia Yi Fan and Zhang Shu Xian 16-21, 21-15, 21-13 in Friday's quarterfinal.
Thursday was the best day to watch badminton...it featured Sindhu, Ayush, Satwik/Chirag, Tressa/Gayatri, Dhruv/Tanisha. It also featured 28-year-old fierce competitor Pornpawee Chochuwong.
VVS Laxman is set to be named the BCCI Director of Cricket, sources have told NDTV. The change in designation puts Laxman above Gautam Gambhir and Ajit Agarkar in heirarchy.
Rica Roy is NDTV's Sports Editor. She is an award-winning journalist with professional experience of over 20 years across Print, Broadcast and Digital. Rica has covered all major sporting fixtures in the last two decades, including Cricket World Cups, Olympics, Asian Games, Commonwealth Games.