Top 10 Best Female Tennis Players of All Time - Ranked
There have been a lot of greats in women’s tennis over the last 50 years since the Open era started to the present day. Making a list of top players...
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Top 5 all-time fastest male bowlers in world cricket
It is never easy to determine who the fastest bowler in the world is. Should the decision be made on average pace over a period of time, or the quickest...
Best table tennis players of all time
Table tennis, to the outsider, might come across as an easy sport to play. However, no sport is easy to play at the professional level, and to be the best...
Top 5 Indian performers at the 2022 Women’s World Cup
After a good start to the ICC Women's World Cup 2022, the Indians were thrashed by England and lost a close game against Australia. They then bowed out of the...
Athletes whose retirements came as a shock
Becoming a professional athlete requires a lot of hard work, sacrifices, endless hours of practice, having a good support system and, of course, good luck. The average length of a...
Top 10 richest boxers in the world
It is pertinent to note that most of the finally-successful sports stars have to first become successful professionals in their respective sports. The following list contains boxers who got super...
World’s biggest cricket stadiums
The age-old rivalry between India and Australia is reflected in the size of their stadiums, with both the Narendra Modi Stadium and the MCG capable of hosting more than 100,000...
Best women Indian tennis players of all time
Tennis has always been one of the few individual sports that Indians have been good at. Racquet sports are something this country produces good talent in, and the women have...
Longest tennis matches ever
Being mostly an individual sport, tennis requires a really high amount of stamina and grit. The lengths of tennis games can vary from being 3-5 sets depending on the tournament....
Top 5 male cricket captains of all time
Arguably Australia’s most composed captain, Steve Waugh started his reign in 1999-00, embarking on Australia’s dominance in world cricket. He captained 163 matches for Australia between 1999 and 2004. He holds the highest win record percentage in Test cricket history, of 71.92%, winning 41 matches out of 57. Under his captaincy, the Aussies won 16 consecutive Test matches, including the famous 5-0 victory over the West Indies. In 1999, the Australian team captained by Waugh clinched their second ICC World Cup. The team had a slow start, holding off Scotland and advancing to the next rounds. Waugh pulled Australia out from under the jaws of South Africa, playing his famous innings of 120* in the Super Sixes knockout round. Finally, the team had a comfortable victory over Pakistan to lift the trophy. In the cabinet of individual achievements, Waugh is only the second male cricketer to lift two World Cups. He scored over 10,000 runs in Test cricket, some of them coming in a very memorable innings in which he scored 157* in the fifth Test of The Ashes of 2001. Ignoring all medical advice, Waugh played this unbelievable knock limping on one leg. All of the above makes him a great contender for the best captain in the world.