The beautiful game has a visa problem
Talent crosses borders. Paperwork often stops it.
Sports
Pentathlon, fencing, archery: why the sports nobody watches deserve better
The women’s captain fighting for a domestic game
“I just want a proper pitch. Everything else, we can figure out.” — Meera Kulkarni, national captain
Padel, pickleball, kabaddi: the games finding new crowds
Premier League’s summer of spending: who is really paying the bill?
Fees, wages and the clubs left watching from the outside.
Inside the girls’ boxing club at the end of the bus route
“The gym is the one place nobody asks where I'm from.” — Fionnuala Ryan, youth coach
The Afghan spin factory: how a generation learned cricket in exile
Refugee-camp pitches, borrowed bats and a coaching system built by players themselves.
Three-on-three, big ambitions: the street game heading for the arena
Test cricket’s survival plan depends on nations it rarely schedules
The calendar tells you who counts. We looked at who is missing.