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A night of grit and history as Sangita Basfore leads India to a monumental 2-1 win over Thailand, sealing the Blue Tigresses’ first-ever successful AFC Women’s Asian Cup qualification campaign — a moment to remember for Indian football.

India continued their impressive form in the AFC Women’s Asian Cup 2026 Qualifiers with a commanding 4-0 victory over Timor-Leste, led by Manisha Kalyan’s brace and goals from Anju Tamang and Lynda Kom Serto.

India were bowled out for 364 in the second innings despite centuries from Rishabh Pant and KL Rahul. England reached 21/0 at stumps on Day 4, chasing 371 in the first Test.

Shubman Gill’s captaincy debut in Tests began on a disappointing note as India suffered a five-wicket defeat against England at Headingley, despite scoring over 800 runs and registering five centuries.

Jasprit Bumrah's lion-hearted five-wicket haul helped India bowl out England for 465 on Day 3 of the Headingley Test. Despite some missed chances in the field, India managed to take a narrow 6-run lead.

India kicked off their AFC Women’s Asian Cup 2026 qualifiers with a massive 13-0 win against Mongolia, marking their biggest-ever victory in the competition’s history.

Belgium beat India 2–0 in Antwerp with goals in the third quarter to stay in third place in the Women’s FIH Pro League. India showed fight but could not convert their chances.

India beat Belgium 4–3 in Antwerp to sign off from the FIH Pro League 2024–25 (Men) with a gritty win. Sukhjeet, Rohidas, and Harmanpreet found the net in a hard-fought contest.

India went down 3–6 against Belgium in a fast-paced FIH Hockey Pro League clash. India fought back to level the score 2–2 but Belgium sealed the win with four goals in the final quarter.

India started strong but lost 1–5 to Belgium in the Women's FIH Pro League 2024/25 in Antwerp. Deepika gave India an early lead, but Belgium responded with five goals from penalty corners.

India U23 drew 0–0 with Kyrgyz Republic in a hard-fought friendly match in Tajikistan. Despite late chances from Suhail and Macarton, the Blue Colts had to settle for a goalless draw.

Image Credit: FIH India’s women’s hockey team produced a spirited comeback to hold world No. 2 Argentina to a 2-2 draw in regular time,...

The ICC Women’s T20 World Cup 2026 is set to ignite cricket fever from June 12 to July 5, with 33 matches across iconic venues in England and Wales. Featuring top teams like India, Australia, and England, the tournament promises high-octane clashes and historic moments.

India U23 suffered a 2-3 loss to Tajikistan in a friendly after leading twice. Suhail Bhat and Parthib Gogoi scored, but two injury-time goals cost them the match.

India’s Women’s Hockey Team delivered a spirited performance but suffered a 1-4 loss to Argentina in the FIH Pro League 2024/25. Deepika scored India’s lone goal, while Agustina Gorzelany’s hat-trick sealed the win for Argentina at Lee Valley.

India Women’s Football Team has announced a 24-member squad for the AFC Women’s Asian Cup Australia 2026 Qualifiers in Thailand. Head coach Crispin Chettri's side will face Mongolia, Timor Leste, Iraq, and Thailand in Group B, starting June 23.

India suffered their fifth straight one-goal defeat in the FIH Pro League, going down 3-2 to Australia in Antwerp. Despite leading 2-0 through Abhishek’s brace, India couldn’t hold on as the Kookaburras scored three goals in the final 18 minutes. Suraj Karkera made several key saves, but late goals from Rintala and Craig sealed another narrow loss for the Blue Sticks in a hard-fought contest.

The journey toward the 2026 FIH Hockey World Cup officially began in Amstelveen with the unveiling of the tournament’s vibrant new logo. Blending bold lines and circular forms inspired by the sport’s rhythm, the logo captures the energy, precision, and unity of hockey on a global stage. Set to be co-hosted by Belgium and the Netherlands from 15 to 30 August 2026, the tournament will bring together the world’s best men’s and women’s teams for a historic combined edition.

Aiden Markram led South Africa to a historic win over Australia in the ICC World Test Championship Final at Lord’s, scoring a crucial 136. His innings helped South Africa secure their first ICC trophy since 1998, putting an end to the "chokers" tag. Markram’s stand with skipper Bavuma, who battled injury, was key to the chase. This emotional victory marks a turning point for South African cricket and a proud moment for the Proteas.

India suffered a heartbreaking 1-0 defeat to Hong Kong, in the AFC Asian Cup Qualifiers after conceding a 94th-minute penalty. Despite a solid defensive display and good chances for Ashique and Chhetri, the Blue Tigers couldn’t find the net. Goalkeeper Kaith’s late error led to the match-winning penalty by Pereira. With just one point from two games, India’s hopes of qualification hang by a thread. A crucial clash against Singapore now awaits in October.