Ireland handed tough draw in Hockey World League
Ireland's men team have been handed a tough draw in Pool B of the Rabobank Hockey World League in Rotterdam.
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Aiken eases to Avantha Masters win
South Africa's Thomas Aiken claimed his second European Tour title with a composed victory in the Avantha Masters in India.
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Drysdale in the hunt at Avantha Masters
David Drysdale shrugged off the effects of sleepless nights to move into contention for a first European Tour title at the 291st attempt in the Avantha Masters in India.
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Sutil returns to Force India
Adrian Sutil is back at Force India 15 months after being axed by the Silverstone-based team.
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Ireland lose epic battle to India
Ireland men's hockey team were involved in a thrilling game today in New Delhi which saw Andrew Meredith's side beaten 3-2 by hosts India at the World League 2.
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Ireland rally to win opener in India
Ireland recovered from a disastrous start in their World League round two match with Bangladesh as Alan Sothern's hat-trick helped secure a 5-2 victory.
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Force India wait for second driver
Force India unveiled their new car for the 2013 Formula One season yesterday but the identity of their second driver remains safely under wraps for the time being
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Clarke among field in unique India format
Darren Clarke and Angel Cabrera will be among four major winners teeing off in a city-based golf league in India next month in a format modelled on the country's Twenty20 cricket league.
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Tendulkar calls time on one-day career
India great Sachin Tendulkar has announced his retirement from one-day international cricket to allow the team to build toward the defence of their World Cup crown in 2015.
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Morgan hits winning knock in India
Eoin Morgan was lauded as a "world-class finisher" after hitting the last ball for a six as England posted an enthralling six-wicket victory over India in today's Twenty20 international against India in Mumbai.
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England seal historic win over India
England scored a famous 2-1 Test series victory over India after centurions Jonathan Trott and Ian Bell shut the hosts out to confirm the stalemate they needed in Nagpur.
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India banned by Olympic Committee
The International Olympic Committee (IOC) have banned the Indian Olympic Association over elections that could result in a tainted official taking over as the only candidate for secretary-general.
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England secure impressive win in India
England raced to a famous 10-wicket win over India in the second Test this morning, after Monty Panesar finished with a career-best match haul of 11 for 210.
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India beat England by nine wickets in first Test
Alastair Cook's heroic resistance ended in empty anti-climax as England lost the first Test to India by nine wickets at the Sardar Patel Stadium.
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Trump into next round with whitewash
Judd Trump was at his unstoppable best as he beat India's Aditya Mehta 6-0 to reach the International Championship quarter-finals in Chengdu.
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'Desperate' Atwal leads at Sea Island
India's Arjun Atwal holds a narrow lead at the halfway stage of The McGladrey Classic after a second round of 63 at Sea Island.
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Pietersen begins 'reintegration' with England
Kevin Pietersen has been added to England's squad for the forthcoming tour of India.
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India fail to make World Twenty20 semi-finals
India failed to reach the World Twenty20 semi-finals despite beating South Africa by one run in a gripping final Super Eight Group Two match.
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England sink to new depths in India defeat
England faltered alarmingly to Harbhajan Singh's off-spin on the way to their lowest Twenty20 international total and heaviest defeat at the Premadasa Stadium tonight.
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Afghanistan come up short against India
Dropped catches cost Afghanistan the chance of a famous upset against India in the ICC World Twenty20 as they were beaten by 23 runs in Colombo.