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Coaching From Grassroots Is Important, Says AIBA Instructor Andile Mofu
AIBA's Gloves Up programme is helping grass root level boxing coaches learn from world class instructors.
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Lionel Messi As Great As Diego Maradona: Lothar Matthaus
Germany's World Cup winning captain Lothar Matthaus prefers Lionel Messi's style of playing more than Cristiano Ronaldo.
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Usain Bolt Should Have Retired Earlier: Michael Johnson
"My advice to Usain would've been to retire earlier," four time Olympic champion sprinter Michael Johnson told NDTV.
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Leander Paes Was Aware of Selection Situation: Mahesh Bhupathi
India defeated Uzbekistan 4-1 to enter the Davis Cup World Group Playoffs.
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Saina Nehwal: The Return of Fighter!
Saina Nehwal is on a comeback trail after a career threatening injury and says that her goal is to stay fit and give her best on the court.
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Carolina Marin Can't Wait to Play PV Sindhu Again
"It's going to be exciting to play Sindhu again," Marin said on video link in an interaction with the press ahead of the Premier Badminton League next month
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National-Level Shooter Alleges Coach Spiked Drink, Raped Her
A national level shooter has accused her coach, also a former shooter and Olympian, of spiking her drink at a party and raping her.
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No Pakistan in Junior Hockey World Cup in India, Malaysia Named as Replacement
Pakistan's junior hockey team, which had initially confirmed participation, did not manage to get visas, nor did they confirm any logistical details, like accommodation, to the host country India.
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Shadow Fighter: A Compelling Account of Sarita Devi's Boxing Career
'Shadow Fighter', penned by sports journalist Suprita Das, gives an unswayed narrative of the bumpy ride that has been Sarita Devi's career in amateur boxing and manages to shed light on some of her triumphs and despairs
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Neeraj Chopra Becoming World Champion Not Surprising, Says Coach
Neeraj Chopra became India's first world champion in athletics but his coach Garry Calvert has said this is no accident and his training methods will take him far.
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Run, Dutee, Run
Dutee Chand is the first Indian to qualify for the blue riband event of the Olympic Games, the 100m dash, after 36 years. But there's more than her competitors on the track that the Odisha girl had to beat, to get there
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Watch Out For These Debutants In Rio Olympics
India are sending their largest ever Olympic contingent to Rio, among them are a bunch of athletes who will be making their Olympic debut. Here's a look at five of them, who will be looking to leave their mark at the Games
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Ritu Rani, Sacked As Hockey Captain Days Before Rio Olympics, Breaks Down
Ritu Rani was sacked as captain of the Indian women's hockey team and omitted from the squad just days ahead of Rio Olympics because of disciplinary issues
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The Beach Life!
Before their second warm up game in the West Indies, the Indian cricketers and support staff members went island hopping
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At Rio, It's Gold or Nothing For Me: Yogeshwar Dutt
In Sushil Kumar's absence, Yogeshwar Dutt will be spearheading the eight member Indian wrestling contingent. In his last Olympics, the grappler is hoping to improve the colour of his medal from the last edition of the Games.
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Coaching From Grassroots Is Important, Says AIBA Instructor Andile Mofu
AIBA's Gloves Up programme is helping grass root level boxing coaches learn from world class instructors.
-
Lionel Messi As Great As Diego Maradona: Lothar Matthaus
Germany's World Cup winning captain Lothar Matthaus prefers Lionel Messi's style of playing more than Cristiano Ronaldo.
-
Usain Bolt Should Have Retired Earlier: Michael Johnson
"My advice to Usain would've been to retire earlier," four time Olympic champion sprinter Michael Johnson told NDTV.
-
Leander Paes Was Aware of Selection Situation: Mahesh Bhupathi
India defeated Uzbekistan 4-1 to enter the Davis Cup World Group Playoffs.
-
Saina Nehwal: The Return of Fighter!
Saina Nehwal is on a comeback trail after a career threatening injury and says that her goal is to stay fit and give her best on the court.
-
Carolina Marin Can't Wait to Play PV Sindhu Again
"It's going to be exciting to play Sindhu again," Marin said on video link in an interaction with the press ahead of the Premier Badminton League next month
-
National-Level Shooter Alleges Coach Spiked Drink, Raped Her
A national level shooter has accused her coach, also a former shooter and Olympian, of spiking her drink at a party and raping her.
-
No Pakistan in Junior Hockey World Cup in India, Malaysia Named as Replacement
Pakistan's junior hockey team, which had initially confirmed participation, did not manage to get visas, nor did they confirm any logistical details, like accommodation, to the host country India.
-
Shadow Fighter: A Compelling Account of Sarita Devi's Boxing Career
'Shadow Fighter', penned by sports journalist Suprita Das, gives an unswayed narrative of the bumpy ride that has been Sarita Devi's career in amateur boxing and manages to shed light on some of her triumphs and despairs
-
Neeraj Chopra Becoming World Champion Not Surprising, Says Coach
Neeraj Chopra became India's first world champion in athletics but his coach Garry Calvert has said this is no accident and his training methods will take him far.
-
Run, Dutee, Run
Dutee Chand is the first Indian to qualify for the blue riband event of the Olympic Games, the 100m dash, after 36 years. But there's more than her competitors on the track that the Odisha girl had to beat, to get there
-
Watch Out For These Debutants In Rio Olympics
India are sending their largest ever Olympic contingent to Rio, among them are a bunch of athletes who will be making their Olympic debut. Here's a look at five of them, who will be looking to leave their mark at the Games
-
Ritu Rani, Sacked As Hockey Captain Days Before Rio Olympics, Breaks Down
Ritu Rani was sacked as captain of the Indian women's hockey team and omitted from the squad just days ahead of Rio Olympics because of disciplinary issues
-
The Beach Life!
Before their second warm up game in the West Indies, the Indian cricketers and support staff members went island hopping
-
At Rio, It's Gold or Nothing For Me: Yogeshwar Dutt
In Sushil Kumar's absence, Yogeshwar Dutt will be spearheading the eight member Indian wrestling contingent. In his last Olympics, the grappler is hoping to improve the colour of his medal from the last edition of the Games.
