In this issue

The November issue focuses on the ICC Women’s World T20 and why India skipper Harmanpreet Kaur believes fitness is key to the team’s chances in the showpiece event, to be staged in the West Indies from November 9.

The edition also discusses how women’s cricket is gradually gaining foothold in a men-dominated sport in India.

A Brand New Look - Kalinga Stadium

The world-class venue is all set to host the Odisha Hockey Men’s World Cup Bhubaneswar 2018.

2 mins

Hot Blood

Pro Kabaddi League’s emerging talents have tempered the disappointment of India’s Asian Games campaign

5 mins

Inside The Underbelly

An investigation into international dealings of baseball has lessons for sport around the world

4 mins

Beyond The Pitch

Skipper Harmanpreet Kaur believes exalted fitness levels —be it physical or mental—are key to success in this month’s ICC Women’s World T20

10+ mins

On The Marc

Australian Marc Leishman clinches his fourth PGA Tour title at the $7 million CIMB Classic in Kuala Lumpur with an emphatic ve-stroke margin

6 mins

It's Showtime

IN THE NEVER-ENDING discussion over the relative merits of the Warriors’ dominance, former commissioner David Stern offers up a dismissive take saying, “I don’t believe in the debate about superteams because when I started there were two superteams: the Celtics and the Lakers.”

10+ mins

Taking A Knee

Four-Time Olympic Champion Sanya Richardsross On Her First Brush With Racism And Why She Supports Social Rights Crusader Colin Kaepernick

5 mins

Conquered Territory

Australia have never been this vulnerable in recent times. But India skipper Virat Kohli is likely to shy away from declaring Australia their ‘final frontier’

10+ mins

Time To Rebuild

In Case Pro Sports Doesn’t Work Out—And Even If It Does—Players Are Redefining Their Careers With Various Side Gigs

3 mins

Feisty Maiden

Welshwoman Becky Morgan Wins The Hero Women’s Indian Open To End An 18-Year Wait For Her First Pro Title

2 mins

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