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Imane Khelif, the Algerian boxer who defied a row over her gender eligibility to win Olympic gold, is taking legal action over media reports about leaked medical records, the International Olympic Committee has said.

Paris Olympics women's boxing gold medallist Imane Khelif's troubles over a gender row seemed to have settled in her favour until a leaked medical report claimed the 25-year-old is male.

NEW DELHI: The establishment of the Sports Regulatory Board (SRB) under the proposed National Sports Governance Bill 2024 has been seen by several national federations as an “infringement” on their autonomy by the govt. The federation officials believe that the International Olympic Committee (IOC) might see it as a direct…

NEW DELHI: Indian Olympic Association (IOA) President PT Usha has raised concerns about some provisions of the Draft National Sports Governance Bill, saying a regulatory authority proposed by it will undermine the autonomy of the IOA and national federations, putting the country at risk of an international suspension.

The president of the suspended Russian Olympic Committee plans to step down after six years in charge

NEW DELHI: Tilottama Sen has had a rollercoaster of emotions in the past three months. The 16-year-old shooter from Bengaluru, who had clinched the quota for the Paris Games, was poised to become the youngest Indian Olympian. However, she couldn't hold her quota in the trials in May.

A common observation about Sebastian Coe’s lifetime of going against the grain is that it makes him more of a thorn in the side of the International Olympic Committee than an ideal candidate to become its next president

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Fearful of a fallout similar to breaking's at the sport's Paris Olympic debut, Ali Day wants to be part of surf lifesaving's push for Brisbane 2032 inclusion.