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New Delhi: The Indian football team’s spirited showings in recent times seem to be having a ripple effect with the position of the men’s coach attracting over 250 applications, an unprecedented number

Mumbai : Hardik Pandya’s breathtaking all-round performance that set up Mumbai Indians’ 37-run win against defending champions Chennai Super Kings in an IPL game here has earned fulsome praise from rival team’s

Mumbai: Real Madrid’s harrowing campaign continued as they fell to a ninth defeat in La Liga and their first since coach Zinedine Zidane returned as they were deservedly beaten 2-1 away by

London:Former captain Alastair Cook believes England have an “outstanding chance” to lift the World Cup on home soil, having built a squad full of proven match winners. Eoin Morgan’s top-ranked side enter

New Delhi: Seven I-League clubs who refused to participate in the ongoing Super Cup in Bhubaneswar are likely to face heavy sanctions when the league committee of the All India Football Federation

Pakistan’s cricket coach Micky Arthur said that the 5-0 loss against Australia was “incredibly hard”, but accounted the poor performance to the lack of key players in the squad. “We hate losing

Mumbai: Kerala Blasters are set to continue their pursuit of young talents, with a deal for 21-year-old Indian Arrows goalkeeper Lovepreet Singh on the cards, Goal has learnt. The Arrows keeper made

London: France and Paris Saint-Germain star Kylian Mbappe is happy to be behind Pele in the World Cup record books. Mbappe, then 19, became the second youngest player to score in a

London: The International Cricket Council (ICC) will work more closely with Interpol as part of ongoing efforts to combat corruption in the sport, the governing body said. Alex Marshall, the general manager

London: New Zealand opted for experience in a 15-man squad named for this year’s cricket World Cup, with rookie Tom Blundell’s inclusion as back-up wicketkeeper the only real surprise. The Blacks Caps