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Sports Possible

Making sports possible in India with stories of underrepresented athletes and sports breaking barriers to achieve greatness.
Adhikari’s historic bronze and two national qualifications mark a breakthrough for Sikkim’s emerging shooting programme
India’s Keyaa Banerji finished fifth overall in the Junior 47 kg category while securing silver with a 140 kg deadlift.
Lionel Messi has announced his retirement from international football after 207 matches, departing with peace, pride, and an unforgettable legacy of resilience and silverware.
Bhattacharjee beats Deni Kozul after a comeback, completing a memorable singles-doubles title triumph in Czechia
Deepti Sharma reached 171 Women’s T20I wickets as India defeated Thailand by 94 runs.
The Arjuna Awardee and 2025 World Cup champion defeated Henry Leung in five games to claim his 13th PSA title.
India defeated world No. 5 Germany 3-1 to secure fifth place, their best Women’s Hockey World Cup finish since 1974.
From three consecutive Olympic golds to a national day celebrating sport, Major Dhyan Chand’s legacy continues to inspire India.
India’s Velavan Senthilkumar capped a remarkable Budapest campaign by beating home favourite Balazs Farkas 3-0 for his 11th PSA Tour title.
The 21-year-old staged a remarkable comeback against defending champion Fabiano Caruana, winning 15-13 after trailing by six points.
A childhood introduction to chess led Vandan Sawai to a remarkable online victory over Magnus Carlsen.
Pooja Olla and Lili Das finished first and second in the women’s 1500m at India’s Silver-level Continental Tour.
Mayank Chakraborty and 13-year-old Pratitee Bordoloi won the Open and Girls U20 titles.
The 21-year-old completed his seventh and final Oceans Seven swim across Japan’s Tsugaru Channel on June 30, 2026.
Pranesh M defeated Germany’s Vadim Petrovskiy in the final round to win the Group A title.
Three-time National Games gold medallist Nyeman Wangsu will represent India in women’s Changquan at the 2026 Asian Games in Japan.
Treesa Jolly and Gayatri Gopichand ended India’s 15-year wait for a women’s doubles World Championships medal with a historic bronze in New Delhi.
Neeraj Chopra returned to the 88m range with a season-best 88.05m.
Treesa Jolly and Gayatri Gopichand fought back against China’s fourth seeds to reach the semi-finals.
Tanishi Gupta clocked 1:03.36 at the Junior Nationals, breaking Maana Patel’s three-year-old national record.
PV Sindhu and Ayush Shetty reached the last 16 in New Delhi, while Lakshya Sen suffered a surprise early exit.
India beat Pakistan 5-3; men advance despite defensive lapses.
Six scorers power India past South Africa in crucial World Cup clash.