Debdutta Bhattacharjee

Sakshi and Sindhu's achievements are big, but our sports administrators/governments can claim no credit.

For all of the first Test and most of the second, it looked like there was only one team playing, and that was the one led by Virat Kohli.

These days it has almost become par for the course that Virat will score big on most times that he goes out to bat.

It is a welcome change from incidents of racism from time to time that did not even spare frontline players.

He was the undying symbol that galvanised the Portuguese, even though he played only about 20 minutes of the match.

Imagine being a champion, yet not being so. The great boxer had to face that ordeal in a white America.

If only the RCB's bowling was as strong as its batting.

India's wrestling body should be happy to find itself in a situation where it is spoilt for choice.

The RPS captain sent even Ravichandran Ashwin to bat ahead of himself.

The RCB captain has led by example in this tournament. MSD has not been able to do likewise.

She was there for the real thing, to fight and beat the men.

It is a body that decides on the fate of acclaimed commentators on the basis of social media reactions and tweets by film stars!

India's best bowler ended up with only two overs and a non-regular bowler sent down the last over of such a pressure match.

It was shocking, especially coming from a former captain of the neighbouring country's cricket team.

There was no remorse for his strange captaincy and the bloopers of his teammates that cost India the World T20 semi-final.

Kohli has to traverse a long distance, before we can even think of a comparison.

What we, Indian fans, are the least good at is letting our celebrities be.

Team India tastes Virat success.

The Indian captain did his level best to cheer up his upset mate.

MSD's recent irritability begs the question: Is he in complete control of the team?

The wild celebration was more a sigh of relief that Dhoni and boys were out of jail, winning by one run.

Pray that the Pakistan captain is not in the mood to prey on Dhoni's boys on March 19.

The massive defeat to New Zealand may be the earliest sign that Team India's wheels are beginning to come off.

The World T20 tournaments for men and women are coinciding - here's what you should be doing.

There is still no strong alternative in the state.

Indians have every reason to puff their chests with pride at the boxer's success.

It crosses the unspoken red line of courtesy that rivals have.

Kohli thwarted Pakistan's spirited fightback and led India to a five wicket win in Mirpur on February 27.

A way out of this mess was necessary, but the BJP government took the easy way out - that of appeasement.

The five-wicket defeat to Sri Lanka at Pune on Tuesday has brought us back to reality.