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Success is counted sweetest...

When Roger Federer lost the Australian Open final in January, he cried his eyes out. When Tiger Woods fell away at the Augusta Masters in April, he stormed off the course in disgust and blamed his “band-aid swing”. When LeBron James’s Cleveland Cavaliers lost to Orlando Magic in the NBA’s East  ....Read more

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Rare ArticleBy: Sunder Thakur | Thursday , 4 Jun '09 11:40:03 AM Reply | Forward Kunal has written a very good piece. It is such pieces that we need for our sports persons. A sportsman without values and character can never become great.Hope he keeps writing on such matters in his future columns also.
Sports By: Commoner | Thursday , 4 Jun '09 9:55:35 AM Reply | Forward Commercialisation of sports , that most democratic and meritocratic arena of all, has indeed led to this phenomenon. For a moment of glory, for the dollars that it brings, we see all the dark sides of professional sports. It is refreshing to see examples such as displayed by Rafaa. After all, there's more to life than a victory in a sport !
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