Cricket
Football
Formula One
Tennis
Motorsports
Cycling
Badminton
Basketball
Comeback Trails
   
 
 
 
COVER STORY
It’s been an incredible three weeks for Saina Nehwal winning three back-to-back titles. The World No. 3 takes us through those moments, breaking Chinese dominance, the secret of her mental toughness, her real test and her biggest sacrifice, and eating non-veg in this exclusive interview with All Sports Magazine.
 Cricket
  
Fireworks, interrupted -Tucked in behind the leaders as they come off the final bend, the Indian team needs to be better set for that sprint to the line
Hard walking beats tough talking - ended a 15-year drought by winning the Asia Cup through determined performances. Sadly the same cannot be said of Pakistan and Bangladesh
What’s eating Ishant Sharma? - Ishant Sharma has been given a chance to revive his flagging international career. Will he answer his critics or will he go the Irfan Pathan way?
The crossroads of English cricket - England’s World Twenty20 triumph, their first ICC tournament success, has catapulted them to the top of the pile. But will the next generation reap the rewards sewn by Paul Collingwood’s heroes?
 Football
  
Vive le difference -This may not be the most productive or flamboyant of World Cups but by far it has been the most suspenseful.
 Formula One
  
Bulls in a china shop -Red Bull might be high on resources, skilled manpower, technology and two good drivers who are capable of delivering on promise, but that’s no guarantee for bagging the biggest trophies of the calendar.
 Tennis
  
Bridging a great divide -: Rohan Bopanna and Aisam-Ul-Haq Qureshi have transcended the Indian-Pakistan political-divide by forming a successful tennis partnership.
 Motorsports
  
Steering Ahead -As Indian drivers continue to make their presence felt in the Motorsport world, aspirations for the sport are at an all time high. Does India have the infrastructure and the investment to complement these soaring aspirations?
 Cycling
  
Contador Contends -As France gears up to host the 97th Tour de France, two-time champion Alberto Contador seeks his third win to be a member of the choir of cycling immortals.
 Badminton
  
Raising a champion -Today if Saina Nehwal is the toast of Indian badminton it is because of her intense hard work, determination and her parents’ staunch support. Her father, Dr. Harvir Singh, speaks to All Sports Magazine about the sacrifices made in the process of grooming his daughter into a superstar.
TAKING ON THE CHINESE - The Chinese have given the rest of the world a run for their money not just with their emergence as a world power, but also in sport – badminton. Saina Nehwal has to counter the Chinese challenge to stay atop the rankings.
She can be World No. 1 - World No 6 Saina Nehwal’s record-breaking spree continues with second Super Series win – the 2010 Singapore Open. Nine-time national badminton champion Aparna Popat, who has seen the Hyderabadi rise in stature since her junior days, unravels the sensational journey till now.
 Basketball
  
A Hollywood tale -: Exactly two years to the day after Boston beat the Lakers by 39 points to clinch the 2008 title, Los Angeles got their revenge
 Comeback Trails
  
Back with a bang? -The first half of 2010 saw three sporting icons make comebacks on the global stage. All Sports Magazine takes stock of whether Justine Henin, Michael Schumacher and Tiger Woods were able to live up to the expectations.
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July, 2010
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