Swiss tennis star Roger Federer on Wednesday took to Twitter to ask for Bollywood film suggestions. He first tweeted, “Any movie suggestions?” followed by “A Bollywood classic maybe?”
Tag: Sports
India’s Sumit Nagal to face Roger Federer in US Open first round
Indian tennis player Sumit Nagal has set up a US Open first-round clash against the legendary Roger Federer after his victory in the qualification rounds.
Indian athletes: Winning gold medals; get new uniform; Hima Das rocks
Indian athletes are making a mark around the world winning several medals across disciplines. And to make them look even better, the Athletics Federation of India unveiled a new uniform.
Bayern Munich set to sign Indian-origin Kiwi footballer
New Zealand footballer Sarpreet Singh is on the verge of signing a deal that will make him the first Indian-origin player in the German football league, Bundesliga.
Mediacorp first in SEA to secure Tokyo 2020 and Beijing 2022 broadcast rights
Mediacorp has obtained sole rights in Singapore to broadcast Olympic Games Tokyo 2020 (Tokyo 2020) and the Olympic Winter Games Beijing 2022 (Beijing 2022).
Team Singapore on fire at Special Olympics 2019
Team Singapore was on fire at the Special Olympics World Games in Dubai and claimed one gold, two silvers and three bronze medals on day three of the competition.
Ajay Devgn to play the unsung hero of football
With World Cup football fever at its peak, Bollywood has gotten in on the action. Ajay Devgn is going to play the role of India’s legendary football coach Syed Abdul Rahim in a biopic.
FIFA World Cup 2018: Where to watch across the world
Find out which cable and streaming service providers will be screening the FIFA World Cup 2018 matches live across the world here.
Here’s your Google cheat sheet for FIFA World Cup 2018
Here is a useful Google cheat sheet to help you with your FIFA World Cup watch-a-thon.
People’s Association to screen FIFA World Cup 2018 at 55 community clubs across Singapore
Singaporeans should gear up for the excitement of 2018 FIFA World Cup as People Association (PA) will screen the matches at 55 community clubs across the whole nation.
