The Ashes, the mother of all cricketing contests, is a different ball game altogether. A series victory for England would be a huge achievement. Defeat could be catastrophic
It's too premature to say Dhoni's captaincy is on the line. Just one series loss doesn't a paradigm make. But even if he is removed from the post, it won't be the end of his world
Fifa-gate has shaken the very foundations of football. But, with their Champions League win, Lionel Messi and his teammates have provided a timely reminder that the sport still thrives in beauty
From TV viewership to live streaming on Internet and ‘Twitter battles’, everything was upwardly mobile during season 8. However, big buys failed to live up to the hype.
Bowler Sunil Narine, Kolkata Knight Riders’ trump card and the reason why the franchise won the IPL twice in the last three years, has been banned by the BCCI from bowling off-spin. Can he bounce back from here?
Cricket has an element of romance attached to it, which makes it, arguably, the greatest of all sports. And over the past few months, no one has embodied that cricketing romance more than New Zealand’s Brendon McCullum.
Jagmohan Dalmiya is the only man in recent history to become BCCI president for two separate terms. But his success this time will depend on his adaptability.
Sachin Tendulkar’s insights into the World Cup proceedings will be a special privilege for viewers this year. But then again, nothing better than watching the little champion with a piece of willow...
ManU’s Louis van Gaal has a fantastic pedigree as a manager, but Premier League, the toughest football tournament in the world, is a different kettle of fish
The English midfielder might be playing for LA Galaxy in the Major League Soccer next season, but the Liverpool exit marks the end of his primetime football association
With the recently-concluded Indian Super League ushering in a wind of change in Indian football, the ‘sleeping giant’ is waking up from its slumber. It just needs the right direction
Circa 2013 saw a considerable decline for Roger Federer. This year, there was a burning desire to succeed again. The greatest player ever to play the game was not ready to go out with a whimper
Cricketer Phil Hughes’ death puts the safety issue in the spotlight. Hopefully, more time will be spent to further improve the quality of protective equipment
Real Madrid were the crowned champions of Europe in May. Four months later, they had slipped down to 13th in La Liga. But coach Ancelotti kept calm and made his team a cohesive force again