From The Field
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Women don't have a level playing field and only women can change that: Sania Mirza
In the latest episode of From The Field, Sania Mirza shares her mantras to become an ace on the ground and in real life. She gives insight into her belief as a sportsperson, her struggles as a human, and her fight for equality on and off the court
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As a woman with disability, I have to constantly prove myself despite being a world champion: Manasi Joshi
From amputee at 22 to world champion at 30, Manasi Joshi is the picture of hope and determination. In this week's From the Field, she talks about dealing with life-altering incidents, reaching out for help, the need for better accessibility for persons with disabilities, and why it is harder to be a woman who is disabled
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Everyone in the team should be encouraged to think like a leader: KL Rahul
IPL team Punjab Kings captain KL Rahul joins us to talk about leadership, building a high-performing, self-motivated team with the right culture, treating juniors right, and more. Watch the young leader share his lessons From the Field
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Success is not luck, it's a science: Leander Paes
The 48-year-old tennis champion with 18 Grand Slams and one Olympic medal under his belt talks about success, teamwork, the formula for a long, successful career, and what comes after you've achieved excellence
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Leadership is all about stewardship, and empowering your team: Kumar Sangakkara
Kumar Sangakkara one of the modern era greats in cricket, recently inducted into the ICC Hall Of Fame, joins us on From the Field to share his lessons on leadership, teamwork, empowerment, and more
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There is an opportunity in every crisis: Ajinkya Rahane
Ajinkya Rahane, Indian test cricket team vice captain joins us to talk about the 36-all-out debacle in Australia, how the team huddled to rise above the waters, and lessons from the field on leadership, survival, team work and more
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To be a champion, you must want success badly enough: Viswanathan Anand
India's first grandmaster shares his secrets of keeping the focus and building the champion mindset that won him five world championships