
Analysis
Analysis: why home teams are winning 62 percent of kabaddi matches
Crowd noise, mat familiarity and travel fatigue add up.
| Time | Match | Status |
|---|---|---|
| Five warm-ups pro players never skip | Ten minutes that prevent most hamstring injuries. | |
| Gym-free strength: a 25-minute bodyweight session for beginners | Five moves, three rounds, no equipment. | |
| Explained: how much water to drink during a match | Small sips every 15 minutes, more in humid weather. | |
| In pictures: the half-marathon finish on the seafront | Twelve thousand runners and a lot of puddles. | |
| Five-minute warm-up that weekend cricketers should not skip | Simple moves that lower the risk of hamstring and shoulder injuries. | |
| Video: a goalkeeper's diving drills at dawn | Tennis balls, lights and a wall. |

Crowd noise, mat familiarity and travel fatigue add up.









Sprinter Mahesh Yadav ran 46.92 seconds, 0.13 faster than the old mark.






Fewer extras, more dot balls and a settled top order.

Death-over economy rates are down by half a run.