Sport in India, with cricket and badminton at the centre. We write guides to the India and England ODI series and the women’s cricket World Cup, and look at how Indian athletes adapt their training in the monsoon. We also follow the badminton players who peak at the end of the year. Each piece explains what to watch, when and why it matters.
Indian badminton is in a quiet but important phase right now, and the indoor courts of Hyderabad and New Delhi tell a story that most sports fans never get to see up close. Why September matters for Indian badminton September in India is warm and humid. The monsoon is still in the air across many … Read more
Monsoon training in India is a test that every serious athlete faces, and the ones who solve it fastest are the ones who reach the top. Why the monsoon stops outdoor tracks cold Every June, the rains arrive. In cities like Mumbai, Pune, and Hyderabad, the streets fill within hours. India’s monsoon delivers a demanding … Read more
Women’s cricket in 2026 has reached a new level of intensity, and India arrive in England as ODI world champions with one missing prize still to claim. India’s squad for the tournament The BCCI announced India’s squad for the Women’s T20 World Cup 2026. Harmanpreet Kaur leads the team at the tournament for the fifth … Read more
India vs England is the kind of cricket that turns a quiet Tuesday morning into a national event, and this July, 3 ODIs across England will do exactly that. The ODI schedule you need to save The tour includes 3 One Day International matches alongside 5 Twenty20 International matches. The ODI leg is what many … Read more
