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Beating the outstretched left hand of England goalkeeper Mary Earps, Spain captain Olga Carmona’s shot from the left side of the penalty area rifled into the side netting, to score the only goal of the final.
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Footballer Cheyna Matthews, a mother of three, on returning to professional football post-partum, how motherhood makes players more competitive rather than less, and role models for moms in sports.
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FIFA Women's World Cup 2023 final schedule, venue, teams, key players, who's missing and why, and the Barcelona effect.
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Manuel Aaron and Viswanathan Anand had a lot to do with it.
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Antim Panghal defended her U-20 World Wrestling Championships title without conceding a single point. Next stops: World Wrestling Championships qualifiers and matches, and the Asian Games 2023.
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For a population that’s long-used to living on state patronage, coping with an emerging non-oil economy dominated by the private sector could be a challenge that has to be carefully handled by the Crown Prince.
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What you need to know about the World Athletics Championships 2023, including Budapest 23 schedule, and the athletes - such as Neeraj Chopra and Avinash Sable - representing India.
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Denver, a prestigious Men's brand renowned for its captivating fragrances in India and abroad, is super thrilled to announce cricket legend and global youth icon Sourav Ganguly as the face of its upcoming TVC campaign.
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Major League Baseball has rescheduled three Sunday games in California because of the forecast for Hurricane Hilary.
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Brand enquiries are increasing with all the excitement around Bumrah especially with the top pacer saying that his objective has always been to prepare for 50-over games such as the Asia Cup, which starts on August 31 and the World Cup, which starts on October 5.
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The shortlists for the women's player and coaching awards will be announced next week after the Women's World Cup, UEFA said.
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Neymar will have a private plane for his use and will be staying at a 25-bedroom mansion during his Al Hilal stint.
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"I am here in Saudi Arabia, I am Hilali," Neymar said in a video posted to Al Hilal's social media accounts.
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Quality of grassroots coaching in India, and political administration of its sports federations are the two most entrenched factors keeping India from being more successful on the global sporting stage.
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In Indian sport, much has changed and yet nothing seems to have changed over the years. While some disciplines are spawning champions, other sports have taken marginal steps forward or back.
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Kylian Mbappe may have slipped from their fingers, but the Saudi Pro League is out to disrupt football’s century-old power centre of Europe.
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The legendary Australian cricketer feels there’s enough cricket before the World Cup for Jasprit Bumrah to ease into the game after surgery. Getting there too quickly could be mentally confusing for Bumrah, he feels.
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Former Australia, Mohun Bagan, and Mumbai City ISL football team coach Steve Darby on Indian women's football, the state of football clubs in India, choreographing a football match in 'Student of the Year', and dancing with Ranbir Kapoor.
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Hoffman Estates (Illinois, US), Aug 6 (AP) Simone Biles began her first competition in 732 days by briefly running around during introductions, unsure ..
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There is a shift in the world order of some sport, from Europe and the Americas, to the Middle-East. And despite what detractors say, sport and its administrators are merely following the money.
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There is much more to a successful library than an incredible collection of books from around the world, going back 100-plus years.
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Nasra Abukar Ali came in last in the sprint – clocking in at a staggering 21.81 seconds - the “slowest-ever” time taken in the history of the 100m race.
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Luciano Sánchez's teammates initially believed he had broken his leg, but a medical report published by the club said it was a full dislocation.
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For a brand, a bilateral series doesn’t have the same value as IPL. Therefore, the board must go beyond vanilla branding if it is to draw sponsors and successfully monetise matches.
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Vinesh Phogat (women’s freestyle, 53kg) and Bajrang Punia (men’s freestyle, 65kg) were automatically picked for the Asian Games based on their past performances. Though in line with the WFI rules, the move reveals the IOA ad hoc committee is not in touch with the ground reality.
