Sexist comments overshadow Socceroos' win

Rajat Chouhan and Manjudha Soy lost out by one point in the compound mixed team final to earn India a silver medal in the Archery World Cup Stage II at Antalya, Turkey on Saturday. This was India's only medal at the event. The unheralded Indian duo had a slender 112-111 lead against the Italian world champions Sergio Pagni and Marcella Toniolli at the end of third set. But the inexperienced Indians faltered by a couple of millimetres in the final arrow to go down 149-150 in a thrilling contest.

The state government will hold the fourth edition of World Cup Kabaddi in the second half of November in which 25 nations will vie for the trophy in a fortnight-long sports extravaganza. Both women and men teams from 25 countries would participate ...

While the men's team coach said his boys are very 'keen', the women's coach said his focus is on improvement as he termed qualification a 'bonus'. Roelant Oltmans, High Performance Director "The men's competition is really tough, but the players should ...

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The FIFA Women's World Cup Canada 2015 may be two years away, but the road to this global showpiece is already well underway in Asia. Over past three weeks, the continent's preliminary round of qualifiers has been taking place, and it has culminated ...

The top four men and women archers in the recurve and compound section of the 2nd National Ranking Archery Tournament (NRAT) will represent India in the forthcoming World Cup Stage I and II, an official of the Archery Association of India (AAI) said.

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The 2013-14 World Cup Kabbaddi Championship for Men and Women has been allotted to Tamil Nadu and the event would be held in February next year.

Rahi Sarnobat, who became the first Indian to win a World Cup in pistol, met the press in Mumbai yesterday. The 22-year-old Kolhapur girl has been training with Ukrainian coach Anatoly Piddubnyl at the Guns for Glory academy in Pune and even preferred to skip ...