Pratham Singh

India A secured a commanding position against India D in their Duleep Trophy match. Centuries from Tilak Varma (111 not out) and Pratham Singh (122) helped them declare at 380 for three, setting a target of 488 runs. By the end of play, India D stood at 62/1 with Ricky Bhui on 44 not out.

Tamil Nadu were staring at defeat. Without Pratham Singh, who was down with illness, and with Mihir Pandey looking out of touch, they were down by 16 points at the start of the second quarter.

Maharashtra men slumped to their second consecutive defeat, losing to National champions Indian Railways, but they could troop out with their heads held high.

Left-handed batter Pratham Singh boasts of a solid academic background having completed his engineering and cracked India's top business school, ISB, but all he is really passionate about is cricket.

ONGC had too many guns and that was always the danger for their rivals IOB.

The event was held under the aegis of EFI (Equestrian Federation of India) where talented equestrian athletes displayed their high-end skills in various categories.

The Indian senior men's basketball team beat Thailand to progress to the semifinals of the 21st Best Mart 360° Super Kung Sheung Cup International Basketball Invitation Championship that is underway in Hong Kong, on Thursday afternoon.

It was a repeat of the last edition's final, including the end result. Carrying their fine form forward, ONGC Uttarakhand defeated Indian Overseas Bank (IOB) Tamil Nadu 60-53 in the men's final of the IMG-Reliance 28th Federations Cup National Basketball Championship which got over at the YMCA International Centre in Ahmedabad.

Shreyas Iyer drew attention during the Duleep Trophy match against India A in Anantapur by wearing sunglasses while batting. Although he was dismissed without scoring, he later took a crucial wicket, dismissing Mayank Agarwal. By the end of the second day, India A led by 107 runs, with notable contributions from Agarwal and Pratham Singh.

Railways dished out a clinical performance in the Syed Mushtaq Ali Trophy on Wednesday, crushing formidable Mumbai by 57 runs and snapping their unbeaten run in the group stage of the domestic T20.

ONGC won the Ramu Memorial basketball tournament, sponsored by United Phosphorous and Tridhaatu Realty, defeating Indian Overseas Bank 59-54 in a tight but low-scoring match.

Tamil Nadu's Pratham Singh fired a game high 10 points as TN stunned Punjab 21-10 to make it to the quarterfinals.

As the state government has announced that the schools are to conduct the classes online, college students have also been requesting for the shift to online mode fearing the unexpected lockdown which might leave them stranded.

Indian hoopsters scripted history in China. Keeping their focus mainly on post play, India put up a fine display of grit and character to upset world No. 12 China 65-58 and post their first major victory in the 5th Fiba Asia Cup at Wuhan, China, on Sunday.

India finally got over their heartbreaking two-point defeat in the tournament opener with a 10-point triumph over Bahrain at the 27th Fiba Asia Basketball Championship at Manila, Philippines on Saturday.

Tamil Nadu men and Railway women underlined their supremacy in the shorter version of Indian basketball, winning the title in the first 3x3 national basketball championship.