Shivani Gupta

Do we want celebrities to take a line or sit on the fence and be politically correct all the time?

What are the chances Federer won't be back to defend his Australian Open title?

If he can mentally not get bogged down against his nemesis, who knows anything can happen.

Rafa versus Roger is an occasion. It doesn't even matter who wins.

They came at the same venue and against the same team.

The year that was.

As a sports journalist, it was one of the sweetest moments for me in 2016.

When his shoulders dropped and he began to swear at the demons in his head in tough matches, you wondered if he was ever going to win against the big three.

Here's wishing the birthday girl a grander, greater success ahead.

The fervour will be on full display when the club plays the AFC semi-final tomorrow.

Our sportswomen toil to be athletes, not models for the 'state daughter'.

One man's greatness is never linked to only one win or title.

The tennis star narrates her run-ins with the media and how she became a controversial figure.

The world number one pair of Sania Mirza and Martina Hingis go into the tournament on a high, having won at Rome.

The Swiss tennis player is not the best when challenged by those who already have his mark.

Did this cross the unspoken line of decency and respect?

From overseas tours to the World Cup, the Indian team has had a jam-packed schedule.

Is it so simple to separate the boxer from the man?

To suggest a woman's presence in the same city, the same stadium, the same hotel is all it takes to ruin a batsman's form, is laughable.

While I cover sports as a profession for TV, I'm what I call myself an un-quintessential sports fan.

What do you do when you have cried your eyes out and no one comes to help. No wonder the boxer acted out.