Sports Illustrated India - March 2018

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ACES AT PLAY
The way forward for Indian Tennis

Beat the Distance
Fitness Tips to Build Speed & Stamina

Don’t Hate the Game
Our Exclusive Lowdown on Derrick Rose

The Peculiar Tao of Shikhar Dhawan

In His Shoes

Derrick Rose’s shocking decline continues. So why is Adidas still paying him superstar dough?

3 mins

The Long Run

Training your mind is as important as training your body if the goal is to add speed and stamina

4 mins

Back With A Bang

The return of India’s most decorated wrestler, Sushil Kumar, to international action was the highlight of Indian wrestling in 2017

2 mins

Not An Easy Ride

The Monster Hunter series is back and promises a lot more content, variety and polish. But is it any good?

2 mins

Danica's Final Laps

Danica Patrick got candid with SI ahead of her final NASCAR race. What if she won the Indy 500? “I would die,” she says

2 mins

The Tao Of Shikhar

A batsman who’s met adversity and success in almost equal measure, Shikhar Dhawan has charted his own unique trajectory as a player and as a man.

7 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