June 13, 2025

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Prabhsimran Singh: A Rising Star Forged in Fire

Hoops and Honors: Honoring Prashanti Singh’s Legacy

Deep Rambhiya: The Trailblazer of Tomorrow in Badminton

Jolly Treesa: The Badminton Star on the Rise

Breaking Barriers: A Story Beyond Opinions

Imagine growing up in the bustling city of Varanasi, where the narrow lanes echo with the sounds of daily life, but amidst it all, there's a young boy dribbling a basketball with dreams far bigger than the streets he played on. That boy was Vishesh Bhriguvanshi, born on November 7, 1991, whose love for basketball wasn't just a hobby—it was a calling. At just 17, Vishesh achieved something extraordinary—he wore the Indian jersey for the first time at the 2009 FIBA Asia Championship. Picture being that young, standing tall among seasoned international players, and yet, holding your ground with sheer skill and determination. That debut marked the beginning of what would become an inspiring legacy. Fast forward to 2014, a year etched in Indian basketball history. Vishesh led India to a sensational victory against China at the FIBA Asia Cup. This wasn't just any win; it was an underdog story, where his fearless drives, sharp plays, and leadership turned the improbable into reality. That game wasn't just about points; it was about proving that Indian basketball had a voice loud enough to be heard on the global stage. But Vishesh's journey didn't stop there. In 2017, he broke new ground by signing with Australia's National Basketball League (NBL), joining the Adelaide 36ers. This was more than a professional contract; it was a milestone that showed Indian talent could thrive internationally. From the local courts of Varanasi to professional arenas in Australia, his journey inspired countless young athletes across India. Watching Vishesh play is like watching poetry in motion. His swift moves, strategic plays, and clutch shots are nothing short of electrifying. But it's not just about what he does on the court. Off the court, his accolades speak volumes. In 2020, he received the prestigious Arjuna Award, one of India's highest sporting honors, celebrating his immense contributions to basketball. Vishesh Bhriguvanshi's story is more than just about basketball; it's about dreams, dedication, and the spirit of never giving up. He's not just an athlete; he's an inspiration, showing us that with passion in your heart and determination in your stride, you can conquer even the tallest hurdles.
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Sunmitha 4 mins

Vaibhav Suryavanshi: The Young Sensation Redefining Indian Cricket!

It’s not every day you hear about a 12-year-old making history in a tournament as prestigious as the Ranji Trophy. But in 2024, that’s exactly what happened. Vaibhav Suryavanshi, a young boy with a hunger for cricket, walked onto the field not as a mascot or ball boy, but as a player. And not just any player – he became the youngest debutant in the history of the Ranji Trophy, an achievement that left everyone in awe. Vaibhav’s love for cricket started early. Growing up, he was known for his remarkable skills that seemed too mature for his age. Coaches saw something special in him right from the start, and before long, he was playing in age-group cricket. It didn’t take long for him to rise through the ranks, and soon, he found himself representing Bihar in the senior domestic circuit. His composure under pressure, his flawless technique, and his ability to handle intense situations made him stand out. He wasn’t just playing for the sake of it; he was playing with the kind of maturity that could rival cricketers much older than him. His list of records grew quickly. He became the youngest player to represent Bihar in List A cricket, breaking new ground every time he stepped onto the field. Then came a milestone that stunned everyone – Vaibhav scored a half-century in List A cricket, making him the youngest Indian to do so. This wasn’t just a lucky knock; it was proof of his ability to thrive in high-pressure moments, to perform when the stakes were high. But the most jaw-dropping moment of all came in a Youth Test against Australia’s U-19 team. Imagine facing some of the best bowlers at that age and scoring a century in just 58 balls. That’s exactly what Vaibhav did, becoming the fastest Indian to score a century in Youth Tests. Not only was it the fastest century by an Indian, but it also placed him second on the all-time list, just behind Moeen Ali. It was an innings that showcased his ability to balance aggression with smart shot selection, all while keeping his cool under pressure. Then came the IPL 2025 auction – and Vaibhav made history once again. At just 12 years old, he was shortlisted for the auction, becoming the youngest player ever to be part of it. And if that wasn’t enough, Rajasthan Royals saw his immense potential and signed him for INR 1.1 crore. For a young cricketer to earn a contract in the IPL is no small feat, and it was clear that the Rajasthan Royals saw the same potential that had impressed everyone so far.
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Ajay 6 mins

More Than a Player: The Man Who Built Champions

Let me tell you a story about a man who turned his dreams into reality, not just for himself but for an entire nation. Pullela Gopichand was once a young boy with a passion for badminton, playing on the dusty courts of Andhra Pradesh. With sheer dedication, he rose through the ranks, facing challenges that would have crushed an ordinary spirit. In 2001, he etched his name in history by winning the All England Open Badminton Championship, becoming only the second Indian to achieve this feat after Prakash Padukone. But little did the world know that this victory was just the beginning of a far greater mission.
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Rohini 3 mins

The comeback which showed us opinions don’t matter.

On February 21, 2017, sports news in Hyderabad was dominated by the selection of a local boy in the IPL auction for a whopping 2.6 crores for SRH. His name is Mohammad Siraj. Siraj’s career has been a roller-coaster ride. Although he got selected in IPL 2017, he did not get many chances to prove himself. Later, in 2018, he was selected by RCB, and that’s where his real journey began. It was not an easy journey. Siraj’s journey was not one from up to down but from down to up. There was a tough match between RCB and KKR in 2019 where Russell was on strike and Siraj had the ball. Russell smashed Siraj for some big hits, and that day Siraj’s over was also called off. People had their opinions on his bowling. There is fire in everyone; during tough phases, people give their opinions to us. It's about how we take it—as water that kills the fire or as fuel that makes the fire explode. That day, Siraj took those opinions as a fuel. Time changed. In IPL 2020, The same RCB vs KKR match in Dubai, Siraj started bowling and took two wickets in his first over and created a record as the first bowler to bowl two maiden overs in an IPL match. He was player of the match that day. In the same year, it was again Russell with the bat and Siraj with the ball. This man kept it very tight, hitting six Yorkers to Russell and conceding only one run. Somehow, everyone felt the revenge was not complete; even Siraj wanted Russell’s wicket. Although He got him in IPL 2023 by bowling a good Yorker and knocking Russell out. Siraj was selected for the Indian team in 2020 for the Border-Gavaskar Trophy. They flew to Australia, and unfortunately, he received the news that his father had passed away. He was crying; everyone thought he would return to India. He didn’t. He informed his captain Virat Kohli and coach Ravi Shastri that he would continue to play.
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ScorVault 6 mins

Akanksha Singh: Paving the Way for India’s Next Basketball Stars

kanksha Singh, a name known with strength, skill, and sportsmanship, has played a crucial role in transforming Indian women’s basketball. From her humble beginnings in Varanasi to leading the Indian Women’s Basketball Team, her journey is a testament to perseverance and dedication. Journey to Success Born and raised in Varanasi, Akanksha was introduced to basketball at a young age. Growing up in a family passionate about sports, she quickly developed a deep love for the game. Her natural talent, coupled with relentless hard work, set her apart, making her one of India’s most promising basketball players. In 2004, she made her debut with the Indian Women’s Basketball Team, marking the beginning of an illustrious career. She became a key player, known for her agility, sharp shooting, and leadership on the court. Despite the lack of resources and recognition for women’s sports in India, she remained steadfast in her pursuit of excellence.
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Sunmitha 3 mins

From Dreams to Dominance: Malvika Bansod’s Badminton Journey

Malvika Bansod is making a strong impact in the world of badminton, showcasing the bright future of Indian badminton. At just 23 years old, Malvika has been steadily rising in international badminton, currently holding the 29th spot in the BWF rankings. She recently reached a significant career milestone by advancing to the quarterfinals of the prestigious China Open. Competing without a personal coach, she relies on the unwavering support of her father, Prabodh Bansod, who has played a key role in her development. With notable victories over Olympic medalists such as Saina Nehwal and Gregoria Mariska Tunjung, she has established herself as a formidable presence on the global stage. While Indian badminton stars like PV Sindhu, Chirag Shetty, and Satwiksairaj Rankireddy continue to dominate, emerging talents like Malvika are making their mark internationally. She is undoubtedly a rising star to keep an eye on. During her impressive journey to the Syed Modi International final, Malvika defeated promising players like Aakarshi Kashyap. Though she fell short in the title match against two-time Olympic medalist PV Sindhu, losing 21-13, 21-16 in just 35 minutes, her performance earned Sindhu’s admiration. Before this, Malvika stunned her idol, Saina Nehwal, at the India Open Super 500, securing a dominant 21-17, 21-9 victory in just 34 minutes. She considers this one of the most significant wins of her career. "Saina has been my inspiration as she has led the way for women’s badminton in India for over a decade," Malvika shared after her victory. "She was the reason I took up the sport. Early on, I was in awe of her playing style and power." Malvika gained widespread recognition after clinching a silver medal at the 2022 Syed Modi International, an impressive feat in her debut BWF World Tour season. Career Milestones: 2022: Silver medal at the Syed Modi International in her debut BWF World Tour season. 2022: Defeated her idol, Saina Nehwal, at the India Open Super 500. 2024: Won the women's singles title at the Azerbaijan International. 2024: Reached the final of the Hylo Open in Germany, becoming only the third Indian woman to achieve this feat in a BWF World Tour event outside India. Despite setbacks, including health challenges in 2023, Malvika's resilience and dedication have helped her reach a career-high world ranking of No. 28. She continues to inspire aspiring athletes across the country. In Her Words: "Right now, badminton is my top priority. I’m putting in a lot of effort, and I’m happy with my progress." Let’s cheer for Malvika as she continues her journey, pushing Indian badminton to new heights!
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Rohini 4 mins

The knocks that crossed the win predictors

Everyone today talks about Virat Kohli's downfall, Everyone says keep the ball at 4th stump or 5th stump you will get Kohli but deep down they also know and they also see the celebration of the bowler and the captain, that will be like they almost won the match. It is like a vice-versa, pressure increases in Indian dugout after Virat's wicket and at the same time pressure decreases in opponents dugout after Virat's wicket. 2016 t20 world cup, let us see the stats of the star batters Dhoni scored 89, Rohith scored 88, Yuvraj scored 52 and Dhawan scored 43 the total is 272 now Virat's scored 273. Just wanted to talk about one particular match in that world cup... 27th March 2016, India vs Australia Mohali, India batting second and the target set by Australia is 161. Our innings has been started... Powerplay is done and the score is 37/2, After 16overs the required run-rate is at 12.4 everyone thought the match is at Austrian side. But this man never. Chased that score in the last over with 5 balls remaining. There is a visual to capture the ball crossed the ropes and Virat crossed the word called loosing. He kneeled on the pitch, removed his gloves and helmet felt like the job is done which kept smiles on many faces… Let us talk about one more match... 23rd October 2022, India vs Pakistan Melbourne, Same here again India batting second and the target set by Pakistan team is 160. Our innings has been started... Over no.2, Rahul got out, Over no.4, Rohit got out, Over no.6, Surya got out and Over no.7, Axar got out. After Powerplay is done the score is 31/3. remember the run-rate was around five, After 10 Overs, score is 45/4 with the run-rate of 4.5. Virat and Hardik had a good partnership and made the stat as India need 48 runs from 18 balls... The show has been started now... Virat is on strike, Shaheen with the ball and the first ball it is a FOUR and 50 for Virat. He did not lift the bat because he knows when to lift it. 18th Over is done and Virat smashed 3 boundaries. Now Over no 19, still the win predictor is on Pakistan side. Harris Rauf into the attack, Now the stat is 25 of 8. Six of 18.5 and Six of 18.6 and the first six was named as a "Shot of the Generation". Now last Over 16 of 6 needed. People are in high and Players were in shock. first ball Hardik got out. 13 of 3 now, It is a SIX and it is a No-Ball. Yes India are in the game.. DK got Out and Ashwin the master mind left the wide ball in that situation need 1 of 1 now.. Ashwin hits the ball over the covers and starts running and Virat hits the ground. India won the match. That day the noise was spread around 4kilometers in Melbourne and legends like Sunil Gavaskar, Irfan Pathan dancing with the joy. Virat is once in a generation player. Age of 36 years old, Sprints like a 16 years old. It’s Unreal....
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ManiKanta 5 mins