Sport & Culture

India is launching a football version of its all-star Premier League cricket concept. Will it be a success?

After decades of conflict, Cambodian art is flourishing as young artists mix the traditional with the modern.

Some artists are better known in their adopted rather than home country. George Chinnery is one of them.

India’s festivals are stretching beyond their traditional geographic boundaries, bringing the country together.

U.S. Open tennis champion Sam Stosur admits that the pressure told at home in the Australian Open.

The English and Pakistani cricket teams face off in Dubai. Can the put a 2010 spot-fixing scandal behind them?

Former Fulham star Zesh Rehman is a well-traveled player. Hong Kong champions Kitchee SC are his next home.

A new exhibition takes another look at the East India Company. It’s a flawed but useful primer on this bit of history.

Has Australian cricket captain Michael Clarke finally won the hearts of the country with his latest performance?

Another humiliating defeat for India’s cricket team in Australia raises big questions about the domestic game.

The Arab Spring may be the biggest political issue facing Bahrain. But it has had implications for football, too.

The Hornbill festival in India’s Nagaland is both a celebration of the local tribes, and the triumph of peace.