 | Kidambi Srikanth enters semifinals of Hong Kong OpenUnseeded Srikanth, ranked 13th in the world, was leading by a game when Long decided to concede the match, thus handing the Indian a place in the last-four. |
 | World Para-Games: Sharad Kumar claims silver, Mariyappan Thangavelu takes bronzeTwo-time Asian Para Games champion Sharad Kumar cleared the bar with season's best effort of 1.83 metres, while Mariyappan, a Rio Paralympic gold-medallist, settled for the bronze. |
 | Ritu Phogat to make mixed martial arts debut on November 16Phogat is a Commonwealth Wrestling Championships gold medalist, World U23 Wrestling World Championships silver medalist. |
 | Hubballi girl creates history, recognised by Guinness as world's fastest blindfold skaterOjal Nalavade, a Class 7 girl, covered a distance of 400 metres in 51 seconds while skating blindfolded. |
 | Pranav helps Hyderabad bag lead against TNThe CFA leagues have not been held for the last few years. |
 | ITF has said no to Pakistan appeal: AITAIndia to pick squad for Davis Cup tie today, world body still to finalise neutral venue |
 | Big guns set to skip wrestling nationalsEven as their male counterparts are giving the tournament a miss, elite female wrestlers including Vinesh Phogat (53kg) and Sakshi Malik (62kg) are set to participate. |
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 | Funds roadblock for budding table tennis playerAs far as his game goes, Preyesh has done well in recent tournaments and is looking forward to the national sub-junior championship in Himachal Pradesh this weekend. |
 | 'I feel it like a burden': P Gopichand says he remains national coach as there is no succession planChief national badminton coach Pullela Gopichand on Wednesday said the reason he continues to coach is that the players need him and there is still no succession plan in place. |
 | PV Sindhu, HS Prannoy reach Hong Kong Open second roundHS Prannoy beat China's Huan Yu Xiang 21-17, 21-17 to advance to the second round. |
 | Eye on reclaiming national team berth, Soumyajit keen to continue resurgenceSoumyajit Ghosh, sporting an unkempt beard, could not contain his happiness after securing the TT National Ranking (Central Zone) Table Tennis Championships title on Monday. |
 | Saina Nehwal, Sameer Verma bow out of Hong Kong OpenSaina and Sameer are both scheduled to play Gwangju Korea Masters Super 300 tournament next week. |
 | The ball has started rolling higher for SreelekshmiSreelekshmi had learnt the game when she was enrolled by her parents at Kidsland Rollersports Academy in Poojapura under coach A Nazar. |
 | Introducing, a franchise-based league for motorsportsAlso present are the best of Indian talent including Gaurav Gill, F2 racer Arjun Maini and former national champions Vishnu Prasad, Raghul Rangasamy and Karthik Tharani. |
