Squash Rackets

Squash Rackets Federation of India secretary-general and former national coach Cyrus Poncha said India's decision to not participate in the Women's World Team Squash Championship was taken after consulting with the top players.

The Squash Rackets Federation of India (SRFI) though claimed that it tried its best to get approval from the Sports Authority of India (SAI).

Ravi Dixit's purported statement that "he was prepared to sell his kidney" created a massive buzz in the media. But soon after, the player in question wrote a clarification letter to the Squash Rackets Federation of India (SRFI) denying any wrongdoing.

A squash player has put up his kidney up for sale to raise funds ahead of next month's South Asian Games, according to local media reports.

N. Ramachandran was conferred the Rashtriya Khel Protsahan Puraskar but a two-judge bench concluded in a 53-page judgement that the selection and process of verification in Squash Rackets Federation of India was questionable when the current IOA chief was its patron.

India managed to win four medals (all bronze) since the racket sport was introduced in the 1998 Asian Games but that modest tally could be matched or even improved in the Incheon edition provided the team plays to its potential.

Squash Rackets Federation of India secretary-general and former national coach Cyrus Poncha said India's decision to not participate in the Women's World Team Squash Championship was taken after consulting with the top players.

The Squash Rackets Federation of India (SRFI) though claimed that it tried its best to get approval from the Sports Authority of India (SAI).

Ravi Dixit's purported statement that "he was prepared to sell his kidney" created a massive buzz in the media. But soon after, the player in question wrote a clarification letter to the Squash Rackets Federation of India (SRFI) denying any wrongdoing.

A squash player has put up his kidney up for sale to raise funds ahead of next month's South Asian Games, according to local media reports.

N. Ramachandran was conferred the Rashtriya Khel Protsahan Puraskar but a two-judge bench concluded in a 53-page judgement that the selection and process of verification in Squash Rackets Federation of India was questionable when the current IOA chief was its patron.

India managed to win four medals (all bronze) since the racket sport was introduced in the 1998 Asian Games but that modest tally could be matched or even improved in the Incheon edition provided the team plays to its potential.