Women

When Manisha Kalyan walked up to receive the award of “Best Midfielder of the Tournament” at the end of India’s Turkish Women’s Cup campaign, the pain of disappointment for being pipped to the title was writ large on her face. She quietly but gracefully accepted the award and returned to …

India’s valiant efforts to win their first-ever senior women’s title outside the SAFF region got swept aside by an injury-time goal in their concluding round-robin Turkish Women’s Cup match against Kosovo at the Gold City Complex in Alanya, Turkey, on Tuesday, February 27, 2024. While the 1-0 victory, thanks to …

History will beckon the Indian Senior Women’s Team when they step onto the quaint Gold City Sports Complex on Tuesday, February 27, 2024, to play against Kosovo in their concluding round-robin match of the Turkish Women’s Cup. A victory in this match will fetch India their first-ever international title outside …

India U-16 women’s team head coach Biby Thomas Muttath announced a 23-member squad for the upcoming SAFF U-16 Women’s Championship in Lalitpur, Nepal, from March 1 to 10, 2024. After being chosen in a selection trial, the probables had been training in Goa, from which the final 23 players were …

Yet another task accomplished, yet another hurdle cleared. The 2-0 win over Hong Kong in the Turkish Women’s Cup on Saturday afternoon was achieved clinically by the Indian Senior Women’s Team. Never had the sound of the whistle on the pitch reverberated sweeter in the ears when the Turkish referee …

India Senior Women’s National Team took a step towards winning their first-ever international title outside the South Asian circuit when they earned their second victory in the Turkish Women’s Cup on Saturday, February 24, 2024, defeating Hong Kong 2-0 at the Gold City complex in Alanya, Turkey. India have previously …

The ongoing Turkish Women’s Cup has so far proved to be a happy hunting ground for the Indian Senior Women’s National team. The Chaoba Devi-coached side showed commendable proficiency in both speed and ball control to log full points in the opening match against European side Estonia. But then, the …

In this storied city of Alanya, Turkey, a new chapter in the history of Indian women’s football was unfolded on Wednesday, February 21, 2024, when the Blue Tigresses secured a tightly contested 4-3 victory over Estonia in their Turkish Women’s Cup opener. Never before had India ever beaten a European …