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September 2026

Behind the glamour and the celebrity lies a sport of brutal physical demands, relentless engineering, and quiet sacrifice. We look past the glamour to find what truly drives Formula One (F1).

For decades, sport has carried messages that the law would not allow on their own. Around the world, regulators are now closing one door after another.

Sports rights are worth more than ever, the buyers have changed, and the fan now pays in more places than one.

In the 1950s, a tall young man from Lahore gave Pakistan its first Test victories against India, England, Australia, and the West Indies.

August 2026

For more than a century, some athletes have looked to the pill, the syringe, and the blood bag for an edge that training alone could not give. The methods have grown smarter, the stakes higher, and the damage wider

After six years of postponements, the 14th South Asian Games are set to open in Pakistan in April 2027. Islamabad, Lahore, Peshawar carry a promise to the region: that the long wait will end in a Games worth waiting for.

Between 1982 and 1984, Pakistan held the hockey World Cup, the Asian Games title, and Olympic gold at the same time. At the point of that attack stood a forward from Karachi whose balance, timing, and calm in front of goal placed him among the finest players

July 2026

For nearly a century, the World Cup held a simple shape. Thirty two teams, eight groups of four, a clean and familiar path to the knockout rounds. That shape ended this summer,

Pakistan once ruled world hockey outright. This year, the sport it invented for itself is fighting simply to stay in the room. On a humid evening in Egypt during March 2026, a Pakistan side that had not seen a World Cup pitch in eight years scored its way into one.

Every great institution begins as a modest gathering that nobody quite trusts yet. In January 1924, an assembly of skaters, skiers, and curlers arrived at the foot of Mont Blanc for what organisers

A soldier from a small Punjabi village turned distance running into a national triumph, and he did it twice at the same Asian Games. In August 1962, the newly built Gelora Bung Karno Stadium in Jakarta

June 2026

A boxing ring measures eighteen to twenty feet of canvas, four ropes, and two people who cannot run and cannot hide. Nothing else in sport strips a contest down so completely.

Twenty-four million young players, a federation reborn on paper, and a ranking that has barely moved in three decades. The story of football in Pakistan is not a story of talent. It is a story of governance

How a sovereign wealth fund’s bid to remake professional golf produced five turbulent years, a landmark antitrust truce, and, in 2026, a sudden withdrawal of the money that built it.

How a defender with a broken forward’s dream became international hockey’s most prolific goal scorer, and why Pakistan still calls him its own.

May 2026

There is an old truth that cultures across the world have said in different ways. You are what you eat. The Greeks said it. The ancient physicians of the subcontinent understood it.

At every Olympic Games, one venue quietly decides more medal races than almost any other. The swimming pool does not draw the crowds that the main stadium draws

In August 2024, Arshad Nadeem stood on the infield in Paris and threw a javelin 92.97 metres, a distance that broke an Olympic record and gave Pakistan its first

The damage done by this fight rarely shows up in a headline. It shows up in a javelin thrower who has to ask a friend for a loan to keep training.

April 2026

School sport is disappearing from timetables across the world. The cost to health, to character, and to an entire generation’s readiness for life is one we can no longer ignore

In polo, as in leadership, you cannot control everything. But you can learn to ride complexity with clarity, trust, and purpose.

Pakistan has long carried a proud hockey tradition. The green jersey has inspired generations, and the sport runs deep in the country’s collective memory.

Pakistan’s internal sports tribunal holds promise on paper. Whether it can deliver fair, swift, and respected decisions depends on reforms that are long overdue.

There is a kind of greatness that arrives not from privilege but from hunger. Hashim Khan

March 2026

When we watch great athletes perform, we marvel at their explosive speed, technical precision, and physical dominance. Yet every elite coach, psychologist,

In the sun-scorched plains of undivided Punjab, a boy from Gujranwala was born with wings on his feet. Abdul Khaliq (1933–1988) would grow to become not only Pakistan’s most celebrated sprinter,

From mountain climbs to velodrome sprints, cycling remains one of the world’s most demanding and tactically rich disciplines.Few sports demand as much from the human body and mind as cycling. It is a contest

From the dust of marathon tracks to the roar of sold-out football stadiums, women in sports are no longer fighting for a seat at the table — they are building one of their own. As the world marks International Women’s Day on 08 March,

February 2026

The thunder of hooves on Pakistani soil tells an ancient story—one of cavalry charges, royal processions, and a deep-rooted connection between nation and horse.

Every time a sprinter lines up at the blocks, a swimmer dives into the water, or a wrestler steps onto the mat, there is an invisible hand that has already shaped much of what is about to happen

For millions of athletes and fitness enthusiasts worldwide, Ramadan presents a unique challenge: maintaining physical performance while observing the fast from dawn to dusk. However,

When the sporting world began printing social justice messages on player jerseys and pledging millions toward underserved communities, it sent a clear

There is a moment in tent pegging — Naiza Baazi as it is known across the plains of Punjab — that captures everything worth knowing about the sport.

January 2026

Forty years have passed since Pakistan last stood atop an Olympic hockey podium. In Los Angeles 1984,

In the relentless pursuit of marginal gains, athletes and coaches obsess over training regimens, recovery protocols, and equipment innovations. Yet the most transformative performance tool remains, paradoxically

While the world’s elite converge annually on the slopes of Switzerland, Austria, and Colorado, a nation blessed with five of the world’s fourteen highest peaks remains conspicuously absent

Pakistan’s sports landscape stands on the cusp of a significant transformation as the Women’s Volley League prepares to launch in 2026.

Australian Open (January 18 – February 1) The first Grand Slam of the year takes place at Melbourne Park. Opening Week begins January 12 with qualifying matches,

December 2025

As cricket dominates the national consciousness, and modern fitness trends sweep urban centres, Pakistan’s indigenous sporting traditions face an uncertain future. Yet within these ancient games lies

In a nation where football has long lived in the shadow of cricket, a ground-breaking initiative is rewriting the narrative for women’s sports.

Strawberry Sports Management’s landmark initiative promises to transform opportunities for millions of student athletes across the nation For decades,

In a nation where cricket has long held an unshakeable monopoly over the sporting imagination, the Super Kabaddi League (SKL) emerged as a breath

FIFA Futsal Women’s World Cup (November 21 – December 7) The inaugural FIFA Futsal Women’s World Cup takes place in the Philippines