At a time when Indian shooting is basking in the glory of success at the Asian Games and the ongoing World Championships in Korea's Changwon, the Sports Authority of India (SAI) has decided against renewing the contract of six Indian coaches while appointing three others, including veteran shooters Mansher Singh and Samresh Jung, without salary on a pro-rata basis.
Asia Cup: Place in final at stake in second India-Pakistan face-offIt is difficult to imagine an India-Pakistan match bereft of egos and emotions. The hurt and the disappointment is always that much more for the team which finishes second best. In this case, it’s Pakistan’s turn to restore p… Read MoreBig sports events todayHere are the big sports events lined up for Sunday (September 23) that comprise the blockbuster clash between India and Pakistan at the Super Four stage of the Asia Cup 2018.
from Sports News: Cricket News, Latest updates on… Read MoreDiscretion scores over points in Arjuna AwardsThe committee which recommends names of athletes for the country’s top two sporting honours,Rajiv Gandhi Khel Ratna and Arjuna Awards, appears to have been given a lot of discretionary powers. This, in spite of the sports min… Read MoreAsia Cup Super 4: Ind vs Pak - Top players to watchHaving outplayed Pakistan in the group stage of the Asia Cup 2018, India will look to replicate their performance when they will up against the arch-rivals in Super Four stage on Sunday where the victory will seal their berth… Read MorePakistan need partnerships to test India: PrasadPakistan's best chance to register a win against in-form India in their 'Super Four' match of the Asia Cup on Sunday will be if their batsmen manage to stitch together partnerships, former India pacer Venkatesh Prasad wrote i… Read More
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