A late chip-in eagle saw India's Gaganjeet Bhullar hold off a charging Anthony Quayle to claim the Fiji International by one stroke on Sunday.
Asian Games: Gold for rickshaw-puller’s daughter in heptathlonOn Wednesday, Swapna Barman, the 21-year-old daughter of a rickshaw-puller and a tea-picker won India’s first heptathlon gold in the Asian Games, working her way through the seven events spread out over two days. Barman, with… Read MoreI love the talent India have in their ranks: WarneThe spin wizard was in Southampton for a get-together of all the living Hampshire captains and caught up with TOI on the sidelines of the event.
from Sports News: Cricket News, Latest updates on Tennis, Football, Badminton, … Read More'Had to mortgage land to support Arpinder’s training' Triple-jumper Arpinder Singh's rise to the top is yet another story of an Indian athlete beating the obstacles to excel. Arpinder’s family was facing financial problems. His father Jagbir Singh, who retired as an hawaldar fr… Read More4th Test: Ashwin fit as India chase history at SouthamptonWhile England still lead the series 2-1, India's victory at Nottingham has done wonders to the visitors' confidence and now is the time to build on the momentum at the picturesque Ageas Bowl.
from Sports News: Cricket News, … Read MoreSerena, Venus set up duel at US OpenGet ready for the latest Grand Slam installment of Williams vs. Williams. One big difference this time: The superstar siblings will be meeting in the third round at the US Open, their earliest showdown at a major tournament i… Read More
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