Aditya Iyer

A ringside view of lions in their natural habitat at the Maasai Mara is a privilege that borders on the profound

When Triple H reached the edge of the ring, grown men with weak knees hoisted children of all sizes and combusted into raptures. For, any second now, Triple H was going to spit a mouthful of water on them

Delhi’s best, Virat Kohli, breaks batting barriers despite Delhi’s worst, its air, at the Feroz Shah Kotla Test

The final day of the Eden Test had the drama and rhythm of a football match breathing on added time. It was a singular sight, where time was of the essence in Test cricket

The despair of being an Azzurri fan

Before the new Test season, Ishant Sharma opens up on his journey from teen sensation to veteran of the attack

Accidental deaths are not common in sport

‘We could die a slow death or protect our territory,’ says Paras Anand

Ben Stokes may not play for his country again. But that would be a shame, given that we taught him not to take things lying down, to never give up, to never roll over and die, to fight till the last breath

Jaffna still bears the scars of one of history’s longest and bloodiest guerrilla wars. Aditya Iyer reports from the Sri Lankan city caught between a horrifying memory and a tentative future