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Star Indian shuttler PV Sindhu claimed gold medal at the World Tour Finals with 21-19 21-17 win over 2017 world champion Nozomi Okuhara.
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PV Sindhu clinches her maiden BWF World Tour Finals title01:13
Match point! Badminton stars Saina Nehwal, Parupalli Kashyap to tie the knot today01:57
Hope I get chance to fight at New York’s Madison Square Garden: Boxer Vijender Singh01:12
Men’s Hockey World Cup 2018: Confident India to face stern Belgium today00:49
World Boxing Championships: Mary Kom wins gold medal, defeats Ukraine's Hanna Okhota02:14
Wrestler Bajrang Punia becomes world number one in 65 kg category01:10
Great Khali to host ‘Big Fight’ wrestling championship on Nov 1100:52
Wushu gains popularity in Kashmir after Bhanu Pratap’s gold win at Asian Games02:12
Aurangabad: 900 women participate in the All India Inter-University Women’s Wrestling Competition01:04
Union minister Rajyavardhan Rathore turns sparring partner for Mary Kom 01:11
Indian freestyle wrestler Yogeshwar Dutt turns 36 today00:51
Youth Olympics gold-winner Jeremy Lalrinnunga turns 1600:45
Pro Kabaddi 2018: U Mumba records victory of 41-20 over Telugu Titans01:04
Asian Para Games 2018: Warm welcome for bronze medallist Deepa Malik at Delhi Airport01:15
Pak PM Imran Khan's maiden visit to China aimed at CPEC talks, IMF bailout
Filmmaker Vidhi Kasliwal speaks about her maiden trip to Nagpur
Reena Aggarwal on her maiden trip to the city
First Made-in-India engineless train gears up for maiden trial in November
PM Narendra Modi to inaugurate Uttarakhand's maiden investors summit
India’s first biofuel-powered flight completes maiden trip, lands in Delhi
Miss Diva 2018 finalists participate in Iron Maiden challenge
Aussie artwork on maiden trip to India
Celebrity chef Sarah Todd talks about her maiden trip to Bengaluru
Ronaldo key as Portugal aim maiden World Cup glory
