Sports Illustrated India - June 2018

In this issue

Enter The Red Corridor
Sports as an Instrument of peace

Ageless Wonders
the League of extraordinary men

Training With A Purpose

The Rift Valley has produced some of the best marathoners in the world. But it is one simple lifestyle inclusion that makes them fitter and healthier than most people.

3 mins

The Sunshine Skipper

How spinner R. Ashwin has evolved as a player and as a leader

4 mins

Hours Well Spent

WHEN AN official told Sarah Sellers after last month’s Boston Marathon that she had placed second, the 26-year-old amateur assumed she was runner-up in her age group—not the entire race.

1 min

Cast Aside

A new ruling on gender eligibility appears targeted.

2 mins

The Queen Of The Ring

M.C. Mary Kom has already joined the haloed halls of India’s sporting legends, but the fire for another bout, another milestone burns as bright as it ever did. Now, all she needs is a plan.

8 mins

In The Zone

A unique programme in Jharkhand shed light on how sports can be the force to rise above poverty and discord. As efforts are on to replicate it, we travel to the interiors to gauge its impact and direction.

7 mins

Ageless Wonders

By winning the Indian Premier League title for the third time with a bunch of 30-plus stars, Chennai Super Kings have defied conventional wisdom.

5 mins

Of Workhorses & Dark Horses

The stage is set for another generation of players to write their names in history books. SPORTS ILLUSTRATED INDIA takes a look at the favourites, the playmakers and the fanfare.

4 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