Sports Plus - October 2016

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The rise of Stanislas Wawrinka is doing the rounds. He defeated world number one Novak Djokovic with a scintillating display to win his first US Open and third Grand Slam title. Wawrinka, seeded third, win in four sets, to add the US title to his 2014 Australia Open title and his French Open triumph last year. There is much more to read from other sports.

Stanislas Wawrinka the Un-stereo Type

Many Tennis Commentators Have Already Begun Talking About the Fab Five, by Straight Away Including Stanislas Wawrinka in the Mix... 

6 mins

Paralympics a Story of Triumph for the Indian Athletes

India Won Four Medals: Two Golds, a Silver and a Bronze. It Is a Far Better Performance Than What India Managed in the Summer Olympics at the Same Venue. In Case You Forgot, India Won Just Two Medals – a Silver and a Bronze – in the Summer Olympics...

6 mins

Manchester City Project Starting to Get Serious

Under Guardiola’s Guidance Manchester City Have Played Eight Competitive Games So Far and They Have Won All Eight. In Doing So Pep Has Become the First City Manager to Do So... 

7 mins

Leander Paes

He Has Had Tiffs With His Fellow Players and Has Been Extremely Unprofessional at Some World Events, Which Has Often Given Indian Tennis a Bad Name...

7 mins

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Sports Plus Magazine Description:

Over the years, Cricket had been the only sport to be followed like a religion in our country leaving all the other sports such as Hockey, Badminton, Football, Boxing, Golf, Tennis, F1 racing etc, much behind. However with names such as Akhil Kumar, Vijendra Singh and Mary Kom, who have popularised boxing; Sushil Kumar of the wrestling fame; Abhinav Bindra and Gagan Narang who have brought shooting to the limelight and ofcourse Saina Nehwal and PV Sindhu who have coaxed many girls to wield the racquet, the popularity of all the other sports is also catching up. Understanding this need, Cricket Today, the no. 1 sports magazine, now launches – Sports Plus. - in a flip flop sports magazine style. 60% of the content of the magazine – Cricket Today - would be on cricket and the remaining 40% flipped from the other side – Sports Plus - would be on all other sports. This issue of Sports Plus has stories about some unbelievable happenings in the world of sports. Liverpool and Atletico Madrid are on the verge of making history while Lewis Hamilton has silenced his critics. Nobody would have thought this in the starting of the football leagues in 2013 and Formula One season in 2014. The current issue also features French Open Preview, Formula One, Golf and much more from the world of other sports.
Enjoy reading the new galaxy of Sports - Sports Plus.