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Anahat Singh pulled off an impressive comeback against Salma Hany, clinching her spot in the semi-finals at a PSA Gold-level event after a nail-biting five-game match that lasted 42 minutes. The 18-year-old, facing a 1-2 deficit, demonstrated resilience and skill. Anahat will now go head-to-head with Malaysia's Sivasangari Subramaniam, reigniting their rivalry from the Asian Games final, solidifying her remarkable tournament journey in Redwood City. More

In a thrilling showcase at the Aichi-Nagoya Asian Para Games, Harvinder Singh and Vijay Sundi clinched gold in the men's para recurve doubles event. They triumphed over China's Yun Duo and Zhao Lixue, finishing with a score of 5-1. Although the match started with a draw, the Indian pair narrowly edged past in the next two sets. More

Thulasimathi Murugesan showcased her talent by winning a silver medal in the women's singles SU5 badminton finals at the Asian Para Games. Despite putting up a strong fight, she fell short to Yang Qiuxia from China, with final scores of 18-21 and 11-21. This comes after her impressive semi-final comeback against World No. 1 Manisha Ramdass. More

England captain Harry Brook smashed a record-breaking 202 off 116 balls, becoming the first Englishman to score an ODI double-century and the fastest to reach 200. However, Sri Lanka chased down 430 to win by two wickets with one ball remaining. Pavan Rathnayake scored 130, while England suffered their second consecutive defeat, leaving their hopes of reaching the Lahore final in danger. More

India showcased an extraordinary performance at the Asian Para Games 2026, clinching 26 medals and securing a commendable fourth place overall. With a breathtaking total of 88 medals, including 21 gold, the day was especially memorable for armless archer Sheetal Devi, who bagged two golds in quick succession. Para-athletics was pivotal in this achievement, propelling India past South Korea in the medal standings. More

Chasing 226, India got off to a flying start but lost their way in the middle overs before captain Shreyas Iyer and Naman Dhir helped them cross the finish line with two balls to spare. More

India and New Zealand renew their 70-year cricket rivalry with a 12-match tour from October 22 to December 1. The series features five T20Is, five ODIs and two Tests. It is the biggest bilateral tour hosted by New Zealand Cricket and comes amid 100 years of sporting ties between the two countries. More

Tom Brady collected $170,000 for a speaking gig at Salem State University, generously donating the entire sum to charity. He allocated $50,000 to Best Buddies and distributed the remaining funds to various other organizations. With approximately 4,000 attendees present, ticket sales effectively covered his speaking fee. However, the event was notable for Brady facing questions about the NFL's Deflategate saga. The university reported a financial profit from hosting the event. More

India's exceptional athletes showcased their skills, clinching a remarkable total of 26 medals, with seven of them being gold, at the Asian Para Games 2026. Among the stars was armless archer Sheetal Devi, who garnered two golds. Athletics saw impressive contributions from Suvarna Raj and Shailesh Kumar, while para-shuttlers and swimmers also excelled, boosting India's grand total to 88 medals, comprising 21 golds. More

Brook reached the milestone in 114 balls in the final over of the innings, hitting a four off Janith Liyanage. He became the first England batter to score a double century in ODIs and broke the record held by India captain Shubman Gill, who had reached the landmark in 117 balls against West Indies in the second ODI last month. More

Joe Root achieved a significant milestone by becoming the first English batter to surpass 8,000 runs in ODIs. This achievement occurred during a match against Sri Lanka in the Pakistan ODI Tri-Series. Root scored 69 runs off 66 balls and has reached a career total of 8,005 runs in 197 matches. His records include 20 centuries and 49 half-centuries, highlighting his batting prowess. More

Kashif Minhas once gave up his own cricketing ambitions at his father's insistence. Today, the Multan-based businessman watches his sons Arafat and Sameer represent Pakistan, capturing their journeys through his lens while hoping they will fulfil his dream of winning an ICC trophy for the country. More

The 18-year-old visually impaired swimmer from Andhra Pradesh clocked 25.89 seconds to finish third in the 50m freestyle. He had earlier won silver medals in the men's S13 100m backstroke and 100m freestyle events. More

Chasing 226, Abhishek faced his first delivery off the final ball of the first over and sent Matt Henry over the cover boundary for a six. More