Sports Illustrated India - December 2018 - January 2019

In this issue

Ring of Dreams
Mary Kom's Academy Preps boxing's gen Next

Symbols of dissent Recalling the Games' Most Iconic Protest, 50 Years On

Marin Shuttles Back ‘Home'

Pune gifted the world badminton. Now, they are ready to embrace the World Champion.

2 mins

Golden Memories

India’s 1975 World Cup-winning hockey team’s captain revisits his team’s path to glory in Kuala Lumpur.

4 mins

Action With A Twist

New trends have emerged at the half-way stage of season VI of the Pro Kabaddi league.

5 mins

Sascha Statement

Alexander Zverev did not impress at Grand Slams this year but in a tournament that featured the eight best pros, he came up trumps.

5 mins

Racing In Nature's Lap

Arunachal Pradesh hosted the Indian National Rally Championship’s third leg on a national highway, a first in the history of rally racing.

3 mins

Hockey World Cup- India Gears Up For Glory

Hosts India will have to play out of their skins to win their second Hockey Men’s World Cup title.

10 mins

Tarmac Tormentor

By clinching the World Championship title for the fifth time, Marc Marquez has begun his ascent towards becoming a motorcycle racing legend.

6 mins

Pressing Forward

Nearly five years after stepping down (he did not retire) as NBA commissioner, DAVID STERN has no time for war stories. The reticent icon is busy crafting a second act that could impact the future of the game.

10+ mins

Target Tokyo

Still A Month Shy Of Turning 21, Indian Athletics’ Poster Boy Neeraj Chopra Is Setting His Sights On A Medal On The Biggest Stage Of Them All: The 2020 Olympics In Tokyo.

9 mins

Beating The Odds, Twice Over

Mary Kom’s decision to launch her own boxing academy was as daunting as her road to becoming a six-time world champion.

7 mins

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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.

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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