Rohit Mahajan

Possibly the one fault with this book, as with most Indian sports biographies: is this man perfect?

No ordinary kickabout, slum football is a whole new ballgame

From its flamboyant debut, star auctions, star owners and sheer spectacle, is IPL now losing drama and draw?

The Indian kabaddi captain on winning the first Women’s World Cup Kabaddi Championship

India's Australian coach on how he turned things around

A reversion to older style put the shine back on Indian hockey. Still, it’s far from a revival.

As if to deepen its sufferings, an air of dispute hovers over the Indian team

The Sahara-BCCI fall-out has a subtext of brazen misuse of power

Yuvraj Singh, World Cup lodestar, struck by cancer. He’ll be back.

Rajasthan is making a Ranji win an annual calendar event

Three cricketers from Pakistan could go to jail after being found guilty for “conspiracy to cheat” and for “conspiracy to obtain and accept corrupt payments”.

The Rawalpindi Express clarifies that he never actually said that Sachin Tendulkar was scared of him: 'I did say that when I played against him, he didn’t win as many matches as I thought a player like him would'

Shahid Afridi’s remarks against India and Indians are offensive, but we need not take umbrage at them. We need not even notice them.

This was Dhoni’s job and Dhoni’s stage. He didn’t hide. He wasn’t coy or fearful. He went in and simply did the job.

'By the end of the 30th of this month, you’ll have one team losing and one team going into the final.' So said Captain Cool. True, but who's he kidding that it is just another match?

Something’s not quite right when a player like Afridi — the opposite of “stable” — has to, rightly, admonish the media to mend their ways

Indian sport had a good year in 2010. Here's celebrating some of the achievers

If Federer is the greatest player of all time, I do wonder what Rafael Nadal is.

Top-flight hockey was played in India after very long; it was an opportunity to revive the game, but by all accounts, this possibility hasn’t been fully exploited. We must be glad, at least, that we got to see the amazing Australians display their wa

At each Spanish goal, a deathly silence descended on the crowd – it was so different when the game began. As the Indian team entered the arena and burst into a warm-up spring, the crowd went mad with joy.