Vani Kapoor’s biggest lesson is mental, not technical, ahead of Indian Women’s Open
NEW DELHI: For Vani Kapoor, the biggest change in her golf has not necessarily been technical. It has been learning to deal with herself on the course.
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Mahela Jayawardene out! Mumbai Indians look for new head coach ahead of IPL 2027
Mumbai: Mumbai Indians have parted ways with head coach Mahela Jayawardene after another disappointing IPL campaign and are on the lookout for a
'Every F--king Play,' Jeremiah Smith Calls Out Indiana's Double-Teams in Viral OSU Locker-Room Video
Ohio State wide receiver Jeremiah Smith helped lead the No. 4 Buckeyes to a 19-15 road win over No. 5 Indiana on Saturday thanks in part to this great 38-yard touchdown catch on fourth down in the fourth quarter:
Indiana's Charlie Becker Apologizes to Ryan Day for Mocking OSU in Celebration Last Season in Video
Indiana wide receiver Charlie Becker apologized to Ohio State head coach Ryan Day after the Hoosiers' 19-15 home loss to the Buckeyes on Saturday for mocking OSU in a celebration last season after the Big Ten Championship Game.
“The Indian healthcare system blew my mind”: British couple travels to Lucknow for IVF treatment, praises India’s medical care
For many couples, the journey towards parenthood can involve immense emotional and financial pressure.
‘It’s time’: Texas coach sparks reactions as he considers benching Arch Manning
The Texas Longhorns opened the season as the No. 1 team in the country, but two straight losses have put their College Football Playoff hopes in serious jeop...
Live look at ACC replay center during FSU Hail Mary review brings clarity and disappointment
There were a whole lot of upsets in college football on Saturday. No. 1 Georgia, No. 2 Notre Dame, No. 5 Indiana, No. 6 Alabama, and No. 7 Texas all lost. Wh...
‘No Kings’ protesters spurn organizers' rules: ‘This is as partisan as you can get’
Protesters at official No Kings events openly urged voters to "vote blue" and elect Democrats, directly contradicting organizers' nonpartisan rules.