Special Report
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As a woman with disability, I have to constantly prove myself despite being a world champion: Manasi Joshi
From amputee at 22 to world champion at 30, Manasi Joshi is the picture of hope and determination. In this week's From the Field, she talks about dealing with life-altering incidents, reaching out for help, the need for better accessibility for persons with disabilities, and why it is harder to be a woman who is disabled
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Can Jehan Daruvala become India's third F1 racer?
The Mumbai driver who has made it to the Red Bull Junior Academy, is eyeing a Formula 1 seat in 2022. But it will take more than just fast wheels
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Meet the two Indian women on ICC's inaugural Future Leaders Programme
The ICC 100% Future Leaders Programme selected 40 women out of 300 applications, from across 29 member countries, for a six-month programme designed to address the underrepresentation of women in leadership positions in cricket
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What will it take to get more women coaches, support staff in competitive sports?
Female athletes and sportspersons, including cricketers, are now becoming popular in India but when it comes to coaching, apart from a few firsts, it's still the old boys' club
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Olympics will be an open field, but I'm prepared: PV Sindhu
2016 Olympic medal winner PV Sindhu hasn't won a championship since 2019, and hasn't had the perfect run-up to the Games, but don't dismiss her just yet
