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The youngster, already dubbed as India’s best prospect for a men’s singles medal in the 2024 Paris Olympics, handled the pressure of expectations very well to win the Indian Open badminton men’s singles crown. (Issue date: February 05, 2022.)

Here's a list of sporting events for the year 2022. (Issue date: January 22, 2022.)

The Australian scored his first Ashes hundred in the second Test in Adelaide. (Issue date: January 08, 2022.)

The Indian opener made a battling 150 in the second and final Test against New Zealand in Mumbai. (Issue date: December 25, 2021.)

The Aussie was the Player of the Tournament, finishing as the second-leading run-scorer at the T20 World Cup. (Issue date: December 11, 2021.)

The English vice-captain scored the only century of the 2021 T20 World Cup, an unbeaten 101 against Sri Lanka, in the Super 12s. (Issue date: November 27, 2021.)

After a gap of five-and-a-half years, there's a T20 World Cup again. The afternoon matches start at 15.30 IST and the evening matches start at 19.30 IST. Here's the schedule (Issue date: November 13, 2021.)

With his organised technique and superb balance at the crease, Ruturaj Gaikwad looks a great prospect in all formats of the game. (Issue date: October 30, 2021.)

The Norwegian striker scored a brace in Borussia Dortmund’s 4-2 victory against Union Berlin in the Bundesliga. (Issue date: October 16, 2021.)

For most of the fortnight in New York, the spotlight shined on two Cinderella stories. Never before had two unseeded women made a Grand Slam final. And, even more astounding, never had a qualifier won a major.. (Issue date: October 02, 2021.)

Joe Root scored his eighth century against India in the third Test, which England won by an innings and 76 runs. The victory was England's 27th under Root's captaincy, lifting him to the No. 1 spot among England captains with most Test wins. (Issue date: September 18, 2021.)

The Indian javelin thrower became the country's second-ever individual gold medallist at the Olympics after coming up with an attempt of 87.58m at the Tokyo 2020 Games.. (Issue date: September 4, 2021.)

Mirabai Chanu became the first Indian to win a weightlifting medal since Karnam Malleswari claimed a bronze at the 2000 Sydney Games. (Issue date: August 21, 2021.)

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At 23 years and 277 days, Red Bull Racing's Max Verstappen became the youngest ‘grand chelem’ winner in Formula One history – pole, win, fastest lap and led every lap – at the Austrian GP, a week after he won the Styrian GP at the same circuit by nearly 36 seconds – the biggest winning margin in the history of the Red Bull Ring by some distance. (Issue date: July 24, 2021.)

Mastering the Clay: Novak Djokovic came from two-sets-to-love down to defeat Stefanos Tsitsipas in the final of the 2021 French Open and claim his 19th Grand Slam singles title, putting the Serbian world No. 1 one shy of the record held by Roger Federer and Rafael Nadal, the King of Clay who Djokovic dethroned in the semifinals. (Issue date: July 10, 2021.)

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English Goal Machine: Tottenham Hotspur's Harry Kane won the Golden Boot in the English Premier League for the third time in his career, scoring his 23rd goal in his 35th league game of the season and pipping Liverpool's Mohamed Salah on the final day. (Issue date: June 12, 2021.)

Bavaria's Best: Bayern Munich secured a record-extending ninth consecutive Bundesliga title without kicking a ball, after RB Leipzig's 3-2 defeat at Borussia Dortmund kept the Bavarians seven points clear with two games left for its rivals. Bayern now has 30 Bundesliga titles since the introduction of the top division in 1963, and 31 German league crowns in total. (Issue date: May 29, 2021.)

Master of all trades: Chennai Super Kings all-rounder Ravindra Jadeja blasted a 28-ball 62 not out, hitting five sixes off Harshal Patel in the last over, and then took three wickets for 13 runs in his four overs, but capped his performance against Royal Challengers Bangalore in Mumbai on April 25 with a direct hit that ran out Dan Christian. (Issue date: May 15, 2021.)