Sports Illustrated India - September 2016

In this issue

The Gender Debate and its impact on sports

Exclusive No Flag?
No Fear!
The Story of the Refugee olympic Team

The Games 2.0
Rio Proved one thing: We have come far. we still have far to go

A Win At The Whistle

The Rio Olympics, beset by financial and logistical problems, ended in success thanks in part to a brilliant performance by a homegrown hero.

4 mins

Two To Tango

P.V. Sindhu’s silver is a result of years of hard work and talent, but it’s equally a measure of success of her coach, Pullela Gopichand, who has delivered two medals from two Olympics

5 mins

More Than A Mindset

For India to be counted on the international sporting stage, a radical shift is required in the way we look at sports and treat sportspersons

6 mins

In For A Long Haul

The tour of the West Indies threw up plenty of options for captain Virat Kohli ahead of the 13 Test matches that India play over the next few months

6 mins

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Sports Illustrated India Magazine Description:

Sports Illustrated was first published by Time Warner in 1954 and is now read by over 23 million people every week, of which18 million are men - that's 19% of the male population of the United States. It is the quintessential voice of sport in the USA and the magazine has won countless awards for its incisive, arresting journalism and stunning imagery.

Sports Illustrated concentrates not only the reportage of sport but also the emotions that make the story one worth telling. With contributions from the biggest names in sport journalism, respected for their vast knowledge, insight and access, as well as for its truly stunning photography. The magazine has made a mark for itself with its independent voice has become an arbiter of sporting status.

Sports Illustrated India intends to mirror all of these attributes and is committed to pushing the boundaries of sports journalism and photography in the country, to compliment these values