Khelandaaz

Cathy Freeman's Olympic victory in Sydney 2000 was a defining sports moment, uniting a nation in 49 unforgettable seconds.

Unnathi Aiyappa excels in Indian athletics, breaking records in hurdles and sprints with skill and determination.

The first women's Olympic marathon in 1984 marked a historic moment in sports, showcasing strength, equality, and a new era in athletics.

Bob Beamon's iconic long jump at the 1968 Olympics redefined sports history, setting a record that stood unmatched for decades.

In front of a small, shivering crowd, Roger Bannister tore through one of the sport’s most infamous barriers.

Wilma Rudolph, an American sprinter, overcame overwhelming odds to clinch three gold medals in the 1960 Olympics.

The inspiring journey of Ethiopian marathon legend Tsegaye Kebede, from humble beginnings to global stardom in world-class marathons.

Dafne Schippers, a trailblazing Dutch sprinter, is known for her speed, power, and determination, ranking among the world's most successful.

Orchatteri Puthiyaveetil Jaisha, commonly known as O.P. Jaisha, stands as a testament to human resilience and determination.

Michael Johnson’s legacy is multifaceted. As an athlete, his records and accolades speak for themselves.

The 1936 Olympics would become renowned not for Hitler’s propaganda but for the extraordinary achievements of Jesse Owens.

Gurbachan Singh Randhawa’s victory in the decathlon at the 1970 Bangkok Asian Games was India’s first gold medal.