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Events That Shook The Sporting World In The Last Decade

The world of sports had quite a few events that shook its roots, as well as others that exhilarated.

Top Performances Of The Decade

The decade saw plenty of top-notch performances which includes a golf legend making a sensational comeback, football clubs rising against the odds and a master batsman making record breaking look easy.

Yearender 2018, Marriages, Children: Sania Mirza And Shoaib Malik Welcome Baby Boy; Wedding Bells For Saina Nehwal

The last quarter of 2018 was studded with many happy occasions for Indian sports stars.

Yearender 2018, Multi-Sports: MC Mary Kom's Legend Grows As Fruitful Year Ends

Apart from cricket, hockey and football, India also had a great 2018 when it came to other sporting disciplines.

Neeraj Chopra, India's Flag-Bearer, Aims For Gold On Asian Games Debut

Neeraj was only 16 years old and did not participate in the 2014 Asian Games when India had won 11 gold medals.

Asian Games 2018: Sushil Kumar Ready To Show Class On Asiad Return

Wrestler Sushil Kumar bagged a bronze medal in the 2006 Doha Asian Games but missed the last two events at Guangzhou and Incheon.

Asian Games 2018: Atanu Das, Abhishek Verma In Focus As India Men's Archery Team Aims For Podium Finish

Atanu Das is the lone non-Army archer in the four-member squad.

Hima Das Looks To Sprint Towards Success At Asian Games 2018

Hima Das became the first Indian to win a gold medal in a world-level track event.

Asian Games 2018: Dipa Karmakar, Vault Of Death Queen, Eyes Maiden Asiad Medal

Dipa Karmakar is the poster girl of Indian gymnastics and a medal hope for the Asian Games 2018.

Year-Ender 2017, Indian Sports: Kidambi Srikanth Leads A Pack Of Achievers

Kidambi Srikanth notched up a formidable 2017, which also saw landmarks for Virat Kohli, Rohit Sharma and a slew of others.

Year-Ender 2017, World Sports: A Roller Coaster Year

The year saw the end of Usain Bolt's era and the shocking exit of Italy from the FIFA World Cup qualifiers.

Oscar Pistorius: The 'Broke And Broken' Olympian

Oscar Pistorius, the first double amputee to run in Olympics, has been sentenced to six years imprisonment for murdering his girlfriend Reeva Steenkamp

In Race For 2024 Summer Olympics, Losing is Winning

Hosting the Olympics is considered to be a symbol of pride. However, in the modern era, a city that hosts this mega-event could turn out to be the biggest loser.

India's Unsung Sporting Heroes of 2014 - Lest we Forget

The likes of Saurav Ghosal, Sushil Kumar were lost in the background as others took the headlines in 2014.

Don't Think, Just Play: MIT Engineers' Football Success Mantra

MIT are undefeated going into their last regular season game on Saturday against the U.S. Coast Guard Academy and headed to the Division III playoffs.

Asian Games 2014: The Good, the Bad, the Ugly

India did well to end the Asian Games 2014 at Incheon with 11 gold, 10 silver and 36 bronze medals after a relatively poor start to their campaign. However, it was the Sarita Devi controversy that hogged all the limelight in the India camp.

Asian Games: African-Born Athletes Have 'Unfair' Advantage

Competitors originally from Africa have swept to five gold medals in seven races in the first two days of the Asian Games athletics, blowing away their native Asian competitors.

Asian Games 2014: India's Incheon Hopes Fading Fast After Poor Start

With just one gold in the first five days of Asian Games 2014, Indian fans have not had much cheer from Incheon.