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  • Winter Olympics 2026: Where to watch in India, date, time, key events and sports list February 4, 2026
    Milano Cortina 2026 Winter Olympics begin February 6 in Northern Italy. Athletes compete in 16 disciplines across multiple venues. India sends two athletes, Arif Mohammad Khan and Stanzin Lundup. Key medal events include alpine skiing, figure skating, and ice hockey. Ski mountaineering debuts. The Games conclude February 22 with the men’s ice hockey final an […]
  • 'When I don’t bowl well, I can bat': England all-rounder on his role ahead of T20 WC February 4, 2026
    Sam Curran shows great flexibility for England's T20 World Cup campaign. He delivered key performances with bat and ball against Sri Lanka. Curran's ability to adapt his role, whether batting or bowling, makes him a vital player. His growth, boosted by franchise cricket, positions him as a key asset for England's ambitions.
  • 'We lose a piece of who we are': The slow fade of mud wrestling in the Old Delhi February 4, 2026
    Traditional wrestling akhadas in Old Delhi are facing a decline due to reduced public interest and the fading of local competitions. The Covid-19 pandemic exacerbated financial struggles and halted tournaments, leading to closures. Concerns over fixed bouts and betting have eroded spectator trust, impacting young wrestlers' aspirations and the sport […]
  • ‘As good as Bradman’: Tragic life of prodigy Archie Jackson who died aged 23 February 4, 2026
    Almost a century ago, on February 4, 1929, 19-year-old Archie Jackson, hailed as Bradman's equal, achieved his sole Test century in his debut Ashes match for Australia. This stunning 164 was the highlight of a tragically short career. Jackson played only eight Tests before succumbing to tuberculosis at 23, leaving behind a legacy of immense promise. […]
  • Esha Singh wins women’s 10m air pistol gold, leads India to team triumph February 4, 2026
    Esha Singh secured the women's 10m air pistol gold at the Asian Championship, continuing her strong form. She also contributed to India's team gold, beating competitors from Chinese Taipei. This marks her second senior Asian Championship individual gold, following her 2024 continental title and last year's ISSF World Cup win.

 

  • It’s time to honour Mumbai cricket’s milestone men! February 4, 2026
    On 24 January 1976, Dilip Vengsarkar made his Test debut, beginning a career that became a cornerstone of Indian cricket. As we marked the half-century of his India debut recently, it’s a good moment to reflect on how the MCA honours its legends
  • Cathedral girls, Campion boys lift U-12 MSSA Knockout Cup titles February 4, 2026
    Cathedral and John Connon School won the U-12 girls title, while Campion High School clinched the boys crown at the Dream Sports Mumbai School Sports Association (MSSA) Inter-school Knockout Cup at Azad Maidan
  • Two Mumbai Knights live the India dream at SAFF Women’s Futsal Championship February 4, 2026
    Mumbai Knights players Nishka Parkash and Diti Kanungo played a key role as India finished runners-up at the inaugural SAFF Women’s Futsal Championship in Bangkok. For the two Mumbai girls, it marked their maiden appearance in Indian colours, with both making significant contributions and crediting their club’s intense training
  • Manoramaben U-16 girls cricket: Sane Guruji girls cruise to 180-run win February 4, 2026
    Sane Guruji School (Dadar) produced a dominant all-round display to crush Shishuvan School (Matunga) by 180 runs in the inter-school girls U-16 Manoramaben cricket knockout tournament at Matunga Gymkhana. Tanvi Lad’s unbeaten 76 powered Sane Guruji to a massive 202-2, before Aayushi Surve’s five-wicket haul bundled Shishuvan out for just 22
  • England reach U-19 World Cup final riding on Rew’s brilliant hundred February 4, 2026
    England booked their place in the ICC U-19 World Cup final after skipper Thomas Rew’s brilliant century guided them to a 27-run victory over Australia in the semi-final. While Australia captain Oliver Peake scored a fighting hundred, England’s disciplined bowling ensured the Aussies were bowled out for 250 while chasing 278

 

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