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SPORTS - April 2026

Apr 2026

Aug 05, 2026

FIH Hockey World Cup 2026 to be hosted jointly by Belgium and Netherlands

The FIH Hockey World Cup 2026 will be hosted jointly by Belgium and the Netherlands from 15 August to 30 August 2026. Matches will be held in Wavre, Belgium, and Amstelveen near Amsterdam, Netherlands. The tournament will feature 16 teams in both men’s and women’s categories, making it a major global showcase for field hockey. Organisers expect strong attendance and broadcasting reach as the sport expands beyond traditional markets. The event provides a platform for established and emerging hockey nations to compete at the highest level and promotes the sport's growth across Europe and beyond.
  • Dates: 15-30 August 2026.
  • Venues: Wavre (Belgium) and Amstelveen (Netherlands).
  • Size: 16 teams in each category (men and women).
  • Significance: major international field hockey event.
  • Impact: boosts hockey exposure in Europe and beyond.

Aug 03, 2026

India wins historic judo gold medals at Commonwealth Games 2026

India clinched historic Commonwealth Games golds in judo as Asmita Dey and Harsh Singh became the country's first ever champions in the sport at the 2026 Games in Glasgow. Dey won gold in the women's 48 kilogram division after a series of decisive matches, while Singh took gold in the men's 60 kilogram category, capping a memorable double for India. The medals marked a breakthrough for Indian judo on the world stage and sparked celebrations across the nation. Coaches highlighted discipline, technical skill, and consistent preparation as keys to the achievements, with national sports authorities promising continued support for emerging judokas.
  • Asmita Dey won gold in women's 48 kg; Harsh Singh won gold in men's 60 kg.
  • Event held at the 2026 Commonwealth Games in Glasgow.
  • India registers first-ever judo golds at Commonwealth Games.
  • Discipline, training, and preparation cited as factors for success.

Aug 02, 2026

India Secures Silver as Pathirage Wins Javelin Gold at Commonwealth Games 2026

At the 2026 Commonwealth Games in Glasgow, a historic javelin result for India was recorded. Sri Lanka’s Rumesh Pathirage won gold with a best throw of 89.75 metres. India’s Neeraj Chopra took silver with 85.83 metres, and Yash Vir Singh earned bronze with a personal best of 85.41 metres. The medals marked a first ever double podium finish for India in the event at a major multi-sport competition. The performances come amid a busy year for Indian javelin throwers, who have pursued Olympic qualification targets and national championships. The success boosts India’s standing in track and field and highlights depth in throwing events.
  • Event: 2026 Commonwealth Games, Glasgow.
  • Gold: Rumesh Pathirage (Sri Lanka) 89.75 m.
  • Silver: Neeraj Chopra 85.83 m; Bronze: Yash Vir Singh 85.41 m (PB).
  • India achieves first double podium in men’s javelin at a major meet.
  • Impacts Olympic qualification plans and national championships preparation.

Aug 01, 2026

Murali Sreeshankar wins silver in Commonwealth Games long jump

Indian athlete Murali Sreeshankar won the silver medal in the men’s long jump at the 2026 Commonwealth Games held in Glasgow. His best jump was 8.09 metres. Jamaica’s Tajay Gayle took the gold with a leap of 8.15 metres, while Scotland’s Stephen Mackenzie captured the bronze with 8.08 metres. The result adds to India’s medal tally in track and field at the Games and underscores Sreeshankar’s consistency in the event. The performance is expected to influence national selection discussions for future international competitions and to boost inspiration for Indian youth in athletics. Critics noted the field included top jumpers from Jamaica, the Bahamas and Africa, underscoring the global competitiveness.
  • Sreeshankar won silver with 8.09m in Glasgow 2026 Commonwealth Games.
  • Gold went to Tajay Gayle with 8.15m; bronze to Stephen Mackenzie, 8.08m.
  • Event contributes to India’s track and field standing at the Games.
  • Performance may affect future national team selections.
  • Inspires young Indian athletes in athletics.

Jul 31, 2026

Junior Men’s Hockey Championship begins in Coimbatore

The 16th Hockey India Junior Men National Championship commenced in Coimbatore, Tamil Nadu on 28 July 2026. The 12-day event will conclude on 8 August 2026, featuring 30 teams across Divisions A, B and C. The championship uses promotion and relegation to move teams between divisions, aiming to raise competitive standards at the junior level nationwide. Organisers expect intense matches as players transition from junior to senior levels. The tournament provides a platform for young talent to showcase skills, improve tactical understanding, and gain exposure to national selectors ahead of future selections.
  • Event: 16th Hockey India Junior Men National Championship.
  • Location: Coimbatore, Tamil Nadu; dates 28 July–8 August 2026.
  • 30 teams across Divisions A, B, C participate.
  • Promotion-relegation system links divisions.
  • Focus on skill development and pathway to senior teams.
  • Role of junior hockey in national team recruitment.

Gavit wins 100m T47 gold; Basil takes silver at CWG Glasgow

India's Dilip Mahadu Gavit won the men's 100 metres T47 gold at the Commonwealth Games in Glasgow, clocking a Games-record and season-best time of 10.71 seconds in the final. Mohammed Basil Morssinganakath secured silver with a timing of 10.83 seconds. Their medals gave India a historic one-two finish in the para-athletics event, marking a milestone for Indian para-sport on the global stage. The result underscored the growing depth in sprint events for athletes with disabilities and reflected the strength of India's para-athletics program as the Games progressed. The success added to India's overall medal tally at the Games.
  • Dilip Gavit won gold in Men's 100m T47 with 10.71s.
  • Mohammed Basil Morssinganakath finished with 10.83s for silver.
  • India achieved a historic 1-2 finish in this event.
  • Race held at the Commonwealth Games in Glasgow.
  • Results contribute to India’s CWG medal tally.
  • Must-know context: CWG 2026 para-athletics momentum.
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