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A RevSportz Exclusive The Indian Women’s Hockey Team departed from Kempegowda International Airport in Bengaluru on the morning of May 28, marking the start of their European campaign in the FIH Pro League 2024-25 (Women). The team will be based in Amsterdam, Netherlands, for training until June 8, after which they will move to London, UK, for their first four fixtures—two each against Australia and Argentina. They are set to face the Australian Women’s Team on June 14 and 15, followed by clashes with the Argentine Women’s Team on June 17 and 18. Next, the squad will head to Antwerp,…
As we prepare for the much-awaited England-India five-match Test series, along with the women’s series, there is another Indian cricket team that will soon be playing a series with England. For the first time ever, England and India are playing a seven-match T20I series in the mixed-disability format. The Vitality IT20 Mixed Disability Series is a first of its kind in international cricket, bringing together three formats of disability under one umbrella — Physical Disability, Intellectual Disability and Hearing-and-Sight-impaired formats. The tournament is designed in the format of England’s domestic Disability Premier League. The first match of the series is…
A week after Neeraj Chopra breached the much-awaited 90m mark at the Doha Diamond League 2025, where he finished second to Germany’s Julien Weber, the Indian javelin star took the field once again on Friday, at the Janusz Kusociński Memorial 2025 Athletics Meet in Chorzow, Poland. The ace javelin thrower finished second, once again behind Germany’s Julian Weber, with a throw of 84.14m in his sixth attempt. Weber registered 86.12m in his second throw. The line from commentator Andy Gray — “Can Messi do it on a cold night in Stoke?” — echoed in many minds as Chopra stepped up…
The 2024–25 football season is almost over, with most major tournaments having already crowned their champions across the world. However, taking a step back and analysing the different competitions this season, could we say, “Football won this season?” Here are some of the incidents. Harry Kane and Tottenham Hotspur: the love story that matured apart Let’s start with Tottenham Hotspur. They last won a trophy 17 years ago, the EFL League Cup back in the 2007–08 season. Spurs, considered among the Big Six of the Premier League, hadn’t done justice to that tag in recent years. Late on Wednesday night,…
In a historic achievement, Olympic and World Champion javelin thrower Neeraj Chopra finally breached the coveted 90-metre mark at the ongoing Doha Diamond League 2025. He was only the 25th man in this sport to cross the 90-metre mark. Chopra, in his third attempt in the men’s javelin final, recorded a stunning throw of 90.23m. With his first throw of 88.44m, Chopra booked his berth for the Tokyo World Championships, to be held later this year. Chopra, who has arguably won every major title in his sport, had long been chasing the elusive 90-metre mark to complete his already glorious…
RevSportz Exclusive Hockey India recently announced a 24-member national women’s hockey squad for the upcoming FIH Pro League 2024-25 European leg, to be played between June 14 and 29 in London, Antwerp, and Berlin. India’s campaign begins on June 14, and they’ll play twice against each of the four participating teams — Australia, Argentina, Belgium, and China. Midfield general Salima Tete will lead the side, with experienced forward Navneet Kaur serving as vice-captain. In the recently concluded 5-match friendly series against Australia — where India managed to win one game — head coach Harendra Singh tested five newcomers. Among them,…
A RevSportz Exclusive Team India and Bengaluru FC goalkeeper, Gurpreet Singh Sandhu, on his social media account recently posted photos of him training in Norway with his former side Stabæk Fotball, which currently plays in the Norwegian first division league, which is the second tier in the country. Sandhu, who recently played the Indian Super League Cup final against Mohun Bagan Super Giants and finished runner-up with his side BFC, has decided to spend two months in Norway to keep in shape and form. In an exclusive conversation with RevSportz, Sandhu said, “Two months of doing nothing is not good.…
A RevSportz Exclusive Arjuna and Dronacharya awardee Sanjeeva Kumar Singh, a pioneer in Indian compound archery, expressed his happiness after the International Olympic Committee (IOC) recently announced the inclusion of compound archery for the Los Angeles 2028 Olympics. Archery has featured only Recurve since its re-inclusion in the Olympics programme in Münich 1972. The LA28 Games will have a mixed-team compound archery event along with the other five existing Recurve events. Sanjeeva, who recently retired as the High-Performance Director of Archery India, has now set up his own academy for nurturing young talents. In the exclusive conversation with RevSportz, he…
RevSportz Exclusive Indian sports shooter, Maheshwari Chauhan is India’s first woman to win an international medal in the skeet event. In the Paris Olympics, Chauhan along with Anant Naruka missed a mixed-skeet medal, finishing 4th with a 43-44 score, which would have been a historic medal for India. Chauhan, currently competing in the ISSF Shotgun World Cup in Nicosia, Cyprus, spoke exclusively to RevSportz on this phase of the World Cup, her preparations, the narrow miss in Paris and more. Rohan: The 2025 calendar has started with the World Cups in Argentina and Peru where the Indian contingent did well,…
A RevSportz Exclusive Palak Gulia, the ace shooter, has experienced a dip in form at the international level after sealing the Gold at the Hangzhou Asian Games in the women’s 10m air pistol event. Although she secured a Paris-Olympics quota at the ISSF Olympic Qualification Championships in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, she narrowly missed out on a place in the final squad bound for Paris. Now 19, the Haryana-based shooter is set to return to major international action as a part of the Indian team for the upcoming ISSF World Cup in Munich, scheduled from June 7 to 15, 2025.…
