Indian para-archer Toman Kumar is gearing up to secure a spot in the upcoming Paris 2024 Olympics, aiming to make a significant mark in international para-archery. Known for his precision and consistency in past tournaments, Kumar has shown remarkable dedication and focus in training, fine-tuning his technique to meet the rigorous standards required for Olympic qualification. Kumar has been performing strongly in recent national and international competitions, steadily improving his scores and demonstrating the mental resilience needed for high-pressure events. Coaches and experts have highlighted his ability to maintain composure during crucial shots, a quality that could prove decisive in Olympic qualifying rounds. His disciplined preparation includes technical drills, physical conditioning, and mental training, ensuring he is equipped to compete at the highest level. Securing an Olympic berth would not only be a personal achievement for Toman Kumar but also a boost for India’s para-archery program, inspiring other athletes and increasing visibility for para-sports in the country. Observers see his campaign as a testament to the growing competitiveness of Indian para-athletes on the global stage, with Kumar representing both skill and determination as he pursues his Olympic dream. #TomanKumar #ParaArchery #OlympicDream #Paris2024 #IndianParaAthlete #Archery2025 #SportsExcellence #MentalStrength #PrecisionSport #TeamIndia
India have exited the 2025 Asian Table Tennis Team Championships in Bhubaneswar after both the men’s and women’s teams bowed out in the quarterfinals. On October 13, 2025, the men’s team suffered a 0–3 defeat against Hong Kong, bringing an abrupt end to their campaign. Meanwhile, in the women’s quarterfinals, India lost 2–3 to Singapore, extinguishing their medal hopes. Indian stars Manika Batra and Yashaswini Ghorpade each claimed a win, but Diya Chitale lost both her matches under pressure, tipping the tie in Singapore’s favour. The women’s team had also been hit by misfortune earlier, when Sreeja Akula, one of India’s top paddlers, was ruled out due to a hand injury just before the tournament began. The double exit is a stark reminder of the challenges Indian table tennis faces at the continental level, especially in converting individual talent into consistent team success. #AsianTableTennis2025 #IndiaTableTennis #TeamIndia #SportsUpdate #ManikaBatra #YashaswiniGhorpade #WomenInSports #ContinentalChampionships #NewsOne
Australia will be without several key players in the first ODI against India, scheduled in Perth on October 19, 2025. Josh Inglis has been ruled out due to a calf strain, while Adam Zampa will miss the opener owing to family reasons. With Alex Carey unavailable because of domestic commitments in the Sheffield Shield, Josh Philippe has been brought in as the stand-in wicketkeeper. Spinner Matthew Kuhnemann has also been added to cover for Zampa. The absence of these players adds to Australia’s growing list of unavailable stars, including Glenn Maxwell, Pat Cummins, and Cameron Green. Maxwell continues to recover from a wrist injury, Cummins is managing a back issue, and Green is focusing on red-ball preparation for the upcoming Ashes. Despite the setbacks, Mitchell Marsh, who leads the side, expressed confidence in the squad’s depth and readiness. Cricket analysts believe these early challenges will test Australia’s bench strength ahead of the series, while India, under Rohit Sharma, looks to capitalize on the weakened lineup. Both teams are using the series to fine-tune combinations ahead of next year’s ICC Champions Trophy. #AUSvsIND #CricketNews #JoshInglis #AdamZampa #GlennMaxwell #PatCummins #CameronGreen #AlexCarey #MitchellMarsh #TeamIndia
India clinched a dominant 2–0 Test series victory over the West Indies after winning the second Test by seven wickets on October 13, 2025, at Port of Spain. Chasing a modest target of 186, India reached 187/3 comfortably, with Shubman Gill scoring a fluent half-century and Virat Kohli adding stability in the middle. Earlier, India’s bowling unit—led by Jasprit Bumrah and Ravindra Jadeja—restricted the hosts in both innings, continuing their strong run in the Caribbean. This win marked India’s fifth consecutive Test series victory against the West Indies since 2015, reinforcing their dominance in the bilateral rivalry. The hosts, under Kraigg Brathwaite, struggled throughout the series with batting collapses and inconsistent bowling, while India’s new-generation players showed maturity under pressure.Cricket analysts praised Rohit Sharma’s captaincy and the team’s balance between experienced stars and emerging talents. With the win, India strengthened their position in the World Test Championship 2025–27 table, setting the tone for upcoming home series against England. #INDvsWI #TeamIndia #ViratKohli #ShubmanGill #RohitSharma #JaspritBumrah #RavindraJadeja #TestCricket #WTC2025 #CricketNews
The Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) has announced a reshuffle in the leadership of the Indian One Day International (ODI) cricket team on October 4, 2025, ahead of upcoming international series. The changes reflect the board’s intent to balance experience with youth and strengthen the team’s performance in limited-overs cricket. According to official statements, the outgoing captain will be replaced by a senior player with a proven track record in international cricket, while vice-captaincy roles are also being revised to groom potential future leaders. Analysts suggest that these changes aim to enhance tactical decision-making on the field, ensure better team cohesion, and provide opportunities for emerging talent to gain leadership experience under mentorship. Fans and former cricketers have reacted with mixed emotions, praising the boldness of the decision while expressing hope that the transition will maintain India’s competitiveness on the global stage. BCCI officials emphasized that team strategy and player performance remain the primary focus, and that the changes are part of a broader plan to prepare India for the upcoming ICC tournaments. #IndiaCricket #ODICaptaincy #BCCI #TeamIndia #CricketLeadership #InternationalCricket #CricketUpdates #SportsNews #EmergingTalent #ICCPreparations
Jasprit Bumrah, India's premier fast bowler, has been retained in the squad for the ongoing 2025 Asia Cup, despite concerns about his workload ahead of the upcoming Test series against the West Indies. Assistant coach Ryan ten Doeschate confirmed that Bumrah is unlikely to be rested during the remaining matches of the Asia Cup, including the Super Four clash against Pakistan and, if India advances, the final on September 28. This decision underscores the team's strategy to maintain a full-strength lineup for both the Asia Cup and the forthcoming Test series. Bumrah's inclusion is pivotal, as he remains India's lone frontline pacer in the Asia Cup. His performance has been under scrutiny, with three wickets at an economy rate of 8.36 in the tournament thus far. Despite these figures, the team management is closely monitoring his workload, especially following his back injury earlier this year. The emphasis is on balancing his participation in the Asia Cup with preparations for the Test series, ensuring he is in optimal condition for both formats. #JaspritBumrah #AsiaCup2025 #IndianCricket #TeamIndia #BCCI #CricketNews #FastBowler #WorkloadManagement #Newsone #CricketUpdates @bcci
The team India concluded a three-match ODI series against Australia. In the final match held on September 20 in Delhi, Australia posted a formidable total of 412 runs. India responded with a commendable 369 runs but fell short by 43 runs, marking the highest total ever achieved in a losing cause in women's ODI cricket #IndiaWomenCricket #AustraliaWomenCricket #ODICricket #CricketNews #RecordBreakingMatch #HighScoreLoss #WomensCricket #DelhiCricket #CricketRecords #TeamIndia #SportsNews #CricketFans #MatchHighlights #CricketUpdates #News #Newsone
#TeamIndia's squad for the #AsiaCup 2025 🔽 Surya Kumar Yadav (C), Shubman Gill (VC), Abhishek Sharma, Tilak Varma, Hardik Pandya, Shivam Dube, Axar Patel, Jitesh Sharma (WK), Jasprit Bumrah, Arshdeep Singh, Varun Chakaravarthy, Kuldeep Yadav, Sanju Samson (WK), Harshit Rana, Rinku Singh #cricket #India
3rd successive half-century for Ravindra Jadeja - his 25th in Test cricket! 👏 👏 #TeamIndia approaching 340. #ENGvIND
