Thursday, November 13, 2025

Sports

County Championships: Fergus O’Neill commits to Nottinghamshire until 2027

'They'll come out all guns blazing at Billie Jean King Cup Play-Offs,' says captain Vishal Uppal ahead of historic outing in Bengaluru

IPL 2026: Kolkata Knight Riders appoint Shane Watson as assistant coach

IPL 2026: Kolkata Knight Riders appoint Shane Watson as assistant coach

SLC instructs players to continue with Pak tour amid safety concerns; PCB announces revised schedule for ODI series

I'll grab it with both hands: Litchfield open to leading Australia after Lanning’s endorsement

Sinner tops Zverev to seal SF spot in Turin

Hashim Amla backs South Africa’s preparation ahead of India Test opener, praises Shubman Gill’s leadership

Odisha CM seeks flawless execution, full security for upcoming India-South Africa T20 in Cuttack

Pakistan and South Africa players make strides in ODI rankings after recent series

Ponting calls Stokes-led England 'the best team in this century' for Ashes

No competition between me and Rishabh bhai, motive is to make India win: Jurel

Stokes claps back at Ashes prep critics, says ‘next three days is balls to the wall for everyone’

It's great to have X-factor Archer, Wood possess: Stokes ponders pace bartage in Ashes opener

Punjab reigns supreme at 2nd Federation Gatka Cup, Haryana in valiant pursuit

CHANDIGARH: Chandigarh, November 11, 2025 (Bharat Khabarnama Bureau) : The air crackled with fierce strikes of sticks as the Punjab Gatka team ascended to the pinnacle of martial arts prowess, seizing the overall championship title at the prestigious 2nd Federation Gatka Cup. In a spectacular display of tradition and tenacity, the contingent from Punjab left an indelible mark on the tournament, held at the Bengaluru City University campus. Their arch-rivals, the formidable Gatkabaz from Haryana, mounted a fierce challenge, ultimately securing a commendable position as the overall runners-up in a martial art competition that showcased the very best of this ancient discipline. 

With first successful step in women's section, young squash player Anika Dubey is all set to chase her dreams

Rs 23.75 crore too high, consider releasing Venkatesh Iyer & buy back at a reasonable price: Aaron Finch tells KKR

J&K beat Delhi for the first time in Ranji Trophy history

Three-tier security cordon for India-South Africa Test match in Kolkata after Delhi car blast

'Not dangerous...': Auger-Aliassime downplays concern about injury

IPL 2026 auction likely to be held in Abu Dhabi around December 15 or 16: Sources

Post Women’s ODI World Cup triumph, Indian team likely to get foreign strength & conditioning coach

Don’t want to think about averages, strike rates: Gambhir on India’s bold approach in T20Is

'Runs from top order...': Parthiv lists things India must do right against SA in Tests

Zverev calls Shelton 'unbelievably aggressive player' player after win at ATP Finals

Paine picks Green ahead of Webster Australia XI for Ashes opener

Barcelona close gap on Real Madrid in La Liga standings

  Punjab lifts overall championship at 2nd National Cultural Pythian Games, Haryana finishes overall runner-up

CHANDIGARHDisplaying best skills, precision and true martial spirit Punjab once again proved its dominance by clinching the overall Gatka championship at the 2nd National Cultural Pythian Games–2025 here held at Bengaluru City University campus, Karnataka. Haryana secured the runner-up position making the event a gripping showcase of India’s traditional martial art Gatka which was one of the key attractions of the Pythian Games. 

Had a discussion with Naqvi, trying to bring Asia Cup trophy home at the earliest, says Saikia

5th T20I: Rinku replaces rested Tilak for India as Australia elect to bowl first

Important to keep the energy and commitment going, says Szoboszlai ahead of City clash

Pat Cummins bowling at full pace, aims for Ashes return at Gabba

Sindhu writes a heartfelt note for retiring Tai Tzu-ying, remembers battles fought with old rival

4rabet Review India: A Modern Betting Platform Built for Indian Players

Punjab Government accords a grand welcome to World Champion Cricketers Harleen Deol and Amanjot Kaur at Mohali

SAS NAGAR: The Punjab Government today gave a grand reception to World Champion cricketers Harleen Deol and Amanjot Kaur on their arrival at Shaheed Bhagat Singh International Airport, Mohali. The duo, members of India’s first-ever Women’s World Cup–winning team, were accorded a warm welcome by the State Government, District Administration, and Sports Department amid festive celebrations, drums, and cheers.

LPU Archery Team Strikes 5 Gold, Secures Overall First Runner-Up Crown at Inter- University National Championship

It still hasn’t sunk in that we’ve actually won the World Cup: Pratika Rawal

Shastri tells England to make early inroads to win Ashes

If I was Australia, I would've picked Marsh at top of the order for Perth Test: Vaughan

Lacroix, Sarr guide Crystal Palace to down AZ Alkamaar in Conference League

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