Commonwealth, Asian Games and T20 World Cup to shape Pakistan’s 2026 sports calendar
Pakistan’s largest international medal haul this year can be expected at the 2026 Commonwealth Games in Edinburgh from July 23-August 2.
Bangladesh won’t travel to India for T20 World Cup
The Bangladesh Cricket Board (BCB) has also asked the ICC to shift Bangladesh's matches from India to Sri Lanka, according to a BCB official who confirmed this to The Daily Star…
Philippines shines in Olympic sports in SEA Games
The Philippines had the second-highest percentage of gold medals from sports played in the Olympics in the 33rd Southeast Asian Games, according to vnexpress.net, a Vietnamese…
The heat is on for China’s ice and snow stars
As the countdown gathers pace, China's Olympic contingent ramps up preparations for Milano-Cortina 2026.
Now, only certified rafting guides with first-aid, CPR training will be allowed to work at rivers in India’s Uttarakhand
Some 900 rafting guides across India would be provided training to enhance their technical proficiency in first-aid and CPR.
Pakistan played ‘fearless, not careless’ cricket to win Under-19 Asia Cup, says head coach
Opener Sameer Minhas led the way for Pakistan at the ICC Academy Ground in Dubai with a breathtaking 172 to set up a massive 191-run victory for his side.
Thailand on top at SEA Games clouded by border conflict
The host country took a record 233 gold medals, far outstripping second-place Indonesia with 91 gold, and Vietnam at third with 87.
Alex Eala wins SEA Games tennis gold, ending Philippines’ 26-year drought
Her first-ever SEA Games gold capped a banner year, making her the third Filipino to win gold in women’s singles, joining Pia Tamayo (1981 Manila) and Maricris Fernandez (1999…
Disgraced Thai e-sports queen denies cheating but faces lifetime ban
Top Thai Realm of Valor (RoV) player Naphat "Tokyogurl" Warasin was accused of cheating during the SEA Games by using screen-sharing software for "ghost coaching."
Filipino pole vaulter EJ Obiena edges Thai, wins fourth straight SEA Games gold
Obiena and the hometown bet both set a Games record of 5.70 meters at Supachalasai Stadium, but the Olympian went on to take the gold via countback.