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Alyssa Healy: The drive to be better makes a champion

Australian cricketer Alyssa Healy is known to put on a big show with her swashbuckling batting style. Unapologetically victorious, she singlehandedly won Australia the ICC Women's T20 World Cup in 202

By Kathakali Chanda , Naini Thaker

Dipika Pallikal: There's always pressure being a flagbearer of any sport in India

ByKathakali Chanda,Naini Thaker

Playing for the national team was my ultimate goal: Sandesh Jhingan

ByKathakali Chanda,Naini Thaker

If you are not succeeding, you are learning: Paralympics gold winner Avani Lekhara

ByKathakali Chanda,Naini Thaker

If you want to grow, step out of your comfort zone: Jos Buttler on being the best—From the Field

ByKathakali Chanda,Naini Thaker

Pat Cummins on leading: Think clearly and don't get caught up after decision is made

ByKathakali Chanda,Naini Thaker

Indian hockey skipper Manpreet Singh unpacks India's first bronze in 41 years

ByKathakali Chanda,Naini Thaker

Leadership is a learned skill, not earned by title or competence alone: Gary Kirsten

ByKathakali Chanda,Naini Thaker

Hard work beats talent; having both is the perfect match: Judit Polgà¡r

ByKathakali Chanda,Naini Thaker

I want to win the world cup for India: Harmanpreet Kaur

ByKathakali Chanda,Naini Thaker

The team makes the leader: Kapil Dev

ByKathakali Chanda,Naini Thaker

I don't want my team to survive, I want them to thrive: Mithali Raj

ByKathakali Chanda,Naini Thaker

There's no magic pill to success; the secret is doing the monotonous, boring stuff: Sunil Chhetri

ByKathakali Chanda,Naini Thaker

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