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SO12 Controversy: Blame the Policy, Not the Secretary Sports Council

Srinagar: The controversy surrounding Jammu & Kashmir's SO12 Sports Policy and the recently published list of outstanding sportspersons selected for government jobs refuses to die down. Instead, each passing day has brought...

Fresh Elections Ordered in Winter Games Association After Sports Council Ruling

Srinagar: The Jammu & Kashmir Sports Council has ruled that the President of the...

Mehbooba Mufti Urges BCCI to Protect JKCA Autonomy, Says ‘Let Cricket, Not Identity Decide Who Represents India’

Srinagar: Former Jammu & Kashmir Chief Minister Mehbooba Mufti has strongly criticized the ongoing...

Messi Inspires Stunning Argentina Comeback to Beat Egypt 3-2, Reach FIFA World Cup 2026 Quarterfinals

Atlanta: Defending champions Argentina produced one of the most dramatic comebacks of the FIFA...

Salah vs Messi: Egypt Confident Ahead of FIFA World Cup 2026 Clash with Argentina

Atlanta: One of the most anticipated fixtures of the FIFA World Cup 2026 will...

It doesn’t take religious belief but right heart to feel agony of Kashmiris: Shahid Afridi

Srinagar, May 15: Former Pakistan veteran cricketer, Shahid Afridi, Friday said it doesn't take a religious belief but a good heart to feel the...

‘Others will be facing difficulties, we are used to it’: Parvez Rasool on lockdown

Srinagar, May 5: Jammu and Kashmir's lone international cricketer Monday said that while players from other places would be finding it difficult to live...

Imam-ul-Haq not in favour of cricket without spectarors

Srinagar, April 22: Pakistan opener Imam-ul-Haq Wednesday remarked that cricket will lose its charm without fans making it to the grounds. There are deliberations that...

Balaji was more popular than Imran Khan: Asish Nehra on India’s 2003-2004 tour to Pakistan

Srinagar, April 22: Former Indian fast-bowler Asish Nehra recently claimed that Lakshmipthy Balaji was more popular than Imran Khan during India's tour to Pakistan...

Cricket unlikely to resume for at least one year, believes Shoaib Akhtar

Srinagar, April 21: Cricket is unlikely to resume at least for one year due to coronavirus pandemic, believes former Pakistan cricketer Shoaib Akhtar. Akhtar said...

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