Kunal Pradhan

Who knew the answer to life, the universe, and everything was not 42 (as Douglas Adams would have us...

Paavo Nurmi had a problem. One of the Flying Finns of the 1920s (the other was compatriot Ville Rito...

Every Olympic success tells a story. Sometimes of the culmination of an unforgettable journey, and s...

Every Olympic success tells a story. Sometimes of the culmination of an unforgettable journey, and s...

There are multiple folk tales about the dawn of King Dongmyeoung, who was the founder of Korea’s Gug...

For the last two years, Norwegian Karsten Warholm and American Rai Benjamin circled each other like ...

Gianmarco Tamberi was at the top of his run-up, going through the routine in his head – direct appro...

If you’re over six feet tall and weigh over 100 kilograms, life can sometimes be easy because not to...

Every time the words hockey and Olympics are mentioned in the same sentence, India gets lost in a se...

The third day of a golf tournament is called “moving day” for players to race up the leaderboard and...

Forty years after Jamaica lost its talisman, his chimes of freedom ring on. In any corner of the cou...

Every Olympic success has a backstory and a cascading effect that exemplifies the power of sport to ...

Over the last five years, at every training session, in every conditioning routine, Australia’s Aria...

The first memory of quality table tennis for Indians of my vintage was the 1987 world championships ...

Anthony Nesty, the youngest of five children, emigrated from Trinidad to Suriname with his family wh...

Hasely Crawford, one of 11 children, was born in San Fernando, Trinidad, in 1950. He began sprinting...

Eulace Peacock, of Dothan, Alabama died of Alzheimer’s disease in Yonkers, New York in 1996. He was ...

Eulace Peacock, of Dothan, Alabama died of Alzheimer’s disease in Yonkers, New York in 1996. He was ...