Sports Special
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Sportspersons are now staying ahead of the game with MBAs
Professional sportspeople are taking the business management route to pick up skills beyond the field, participate in the larger sports ecosystem and prepare for life beyond their careers
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Why doesn't India promote its rich cricket history?
In a country where the sport is considered religion, cricket libraries are crying for attention, paid ground tours like the ones organised at Lord's in England are non-existent, and an immersive experience for spectators is yet to be conceptualised
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Sports leagues: Games that they play
The rise of leagues has caught the fancy of the nation and taken various sporting disciplines beyond their niche appeal. Forbes India breaks them down into numbers
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'Kookaburra isn't in India to force out other players'
Shannon Gill, head of communications for the Australian cricket goods manufacturer, speaks on the company's foray in India and the innovations it is bringing to the game
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Second innings: Why SG is looking beyond cricket
India's premier sports goods manufacturing company is looking to cash in on the country's love for fitness
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Raid alert: Kabaddi gets a glamorous makeover
How kabaddi in its modern avatar has caught the fancy of the nation
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JSW Sports: Nurturing sporting dreams
Inside Parth Jindal's multi-faceted plan to make JSW Sports India's first listed sports entity
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Anand Mahindra, Vijay Mallya and broken promises of a rebel football league
Mahindra shares his grand sports investment plans, and how Mallya reneged on his commitment without warning
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Women's hockey: On a stronger turf
Women hockey players, who have overcome personal trials to come together as a competitive unit, are now eyeing a podium finish at the Olympics
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Abhishek Bachchan's big bet
Abhishek Bachchan's innate passion for sports has transformed the Bollywood actor into an entrepreneur
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A commentator must never have an agenda: Sanjay Manjrekar
The former India cricketer on language holding the key to good commentary and why more non-cricketers must find a place in the box