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Rising Indian squash player Abhay Singh wins good fellow classic squash tournament, it is his second PSA challengers Tour Title in two months! He wins the Good Fellow Classic PSA Challenger title against Welsh's Elliott Morris Devred 3-0 .It is his back to back title for him. He also won the JSW Willingdon PSA Challenger event in Mumbai last month. World No. 66 Abhay won 11-7,11-9,11-9 in 40 minutes.It was the final of the Goodfellow Classic,a $9000 challenger event and also his 12th career final and 2nd challenger title of the year. He has won the team gold and mixed doubles bronze at the Hangzhou Asian Games last year. At the South Asian Games held in Nepal in 2019, Singh won a silver medal in the team event and a bronze medal in the individual event. He is also the former India and Asia number 1 in the Boys U19 category and has reached the quarter-finals in the World Championship.  He has also competed in the British Premier Squash League. The next match is scheduled...

29 years old Sajana Sajeevan final ball six that resulted a victory for Mumbai Indians. It’s was cricketing moment that turns a player into HERO. Now she is compared with Kieron Pollard a renowned West Indies all-rounder for his explosive batting and powerful sixes is a significant compliment from her teammate Yastika Bhatia but behind all these glories there is journey from Wayand, Kerala to Mumbai Indians is truly inspiring. Her story shows the power of passion, patience and sports that how it can bring joy and pride to family, team or communities. Her journey from the paddy field to grand stage of the WPL serves a hope and inspiration for aspiring athletes especially those who are facing challenges in pursuing their dreams. Born to an auto-rickshaw driver father,the poor family was sidelined from the community. Her income was not really that big enough that fund her sporting activities and travelling for the tournaments. But she was always passionate about cricket and us...