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Inside Unrack’s bet on building elite sports equipment in India
India’s elite athletes train with equipment that is meant to be replaced. A Bengaluru-based manufacturer is betting that coaches and not procurement will change that logic
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India’s elite athletes train with equipment that is meant to be replaced. A Bengaluru-based manufacturer is betting that coaches and not procurement will change that logic
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How the ISL is attempting to rebuild in 39 days what took a decade to construct
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What happens when India’s greatest cricketer treats footwear as an engineering problem, not an endorsement
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The broadcaster finds itself trapped in a $3 billion contract it can’t afford and can’t exit. The workaround taking shape will determine whether Indian cricket’s decade of growth was sustainable or inflated.
Exclusives
India’s online real-money gaming ban vaporised Dream11’s profit engine. Next week, the company relaunches with a radically different design. The State of Play has exclusive details on what comes next.
Exclusives
UK-based investor group negotiating a minority stake in the IPL franchise in one of the league’s largest recent equity deals
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Hyrox and Ironman have revealed a premium fitness consumer that always existed. The race now is to build the infrastructure before others move in.
Analysis
India’s World Cup win was the result of years of incremental reform, steady investment, and a league that treated women’s cricket as a business worth building.
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While Ravi Shastri, Bharat Arun, and R Sridhar were guiding India to famous wins, they were studying another problem: who coaches the coaches? Their answer is now reshaping how cricket is taught across the country.
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An Indian industrial brand has rewritten the rules of sports marketing, backing small-town leagues and rural audiences from Italy to Australia, turning proximity into strategy.