Pop The ChampagneAustralia’s Women Footballers Get Equal Pay Critics of the landmark agreement say a loophole around prize money still leaves the male squad with greater overall compensation. By Liesl Goecker
Leave Her AloneMedia, Fans, Listen to Anushka Sharma: Wives of Cricketers Are Not Your Punching Bag Reducing accomplished women, who happen to be in a relationship with sportsmen, to meddling bad-luck charms is simply not cricket. By Rajvi Desai & Liesl Goecker
Helmets OnLack of Infrastructure, Awareness Means Female Athletes Seek Help for Concussions Later Than Male Athletes Research shows the longer athletes wait to receive help for concussions, the longer their recovery time. By Aditi Murti
Running Away With It AllSprinters Allyson Felix, Shelly‑Ann Fraser‑Pryce Show Athletic Success Doesn’t End With Motherhood Both women took home gold at the World Championships while their children watched from the stands. By Liesl Goecker
Too Little Too LateFIFA, Iran ‘Assure’ Women Entry into Iranian Stadiums — For One Match Only It should not have taken an Iranian female football fan immolating herself for FIFA to wake up to human rights violations in Iran. By Rajvi Desai
Good SportThe Buzz Cut: Wimbledon to Stop Referring to Tennis Players As Ms./Mrs. Plus, the controversy around actress Zaira Wasim's decision to leave Bollywood for religion. By Rajvi Desai
Bring It OnAll The Arguments You Need: to Advocate for Equal Pay in Sport For the next time you hear, “Women’s sports don’t generate as much money as men’s sports. Do you understand ROI?” By Liesl Goecker
Not Just For KicksIndian Women’s Football Surges Ahead Without Resources, All Thanks To Its Players “If people would actually support us, can you imagine where women’s football would reach?” By Rajvi Desai
Don't Drop The BallNike, Women’s Football Needs More Than an Aspirational World Cup Ad Women don't need to dream more; they need equal funding and sponsorship opportunities. Just do it. By Rajvi Desai
Blurred linesIAAF’s Caster Semenya Decision Arbitrarily Dictates What Is Female How much testosterone is too much testosterone? This is not a trick question. By Sanskrita Bharadwaj
Shoddy ScienceWorkout Supplements Aren’t the Magic Pill We Think They Are In fact, most supplements won’t have any effect unless you’re a bodybuilder or extreme athlete. By Nadia Nooreyezdan
The Long RunIn Ultra‑Endurance Races, Women Are Quietly Leaving Men in Their Dust Maybe it's time to talk about how women have way more endurance, stamina than men. By Liesl Goecker
Crying Over Spilled KoffeeBCCI’s Response to Hardik Pandya’s Sexist Remarks Doesn’t Solve the Real Problem Toxic masculinity in sport won't be fixed by limiting players' media exposure. By Nadia Nooreyezdan
Twerk ThisAda Hegerberg Deserves to be Honored for Her Success in Football Without Being Undermined By Sexism Plus, 10 questions I would like to ask men to undermine them. By Akhila Vijaykumar
Not A "Good" DecisionGQ Awarded Serena Williams “Woman” Of The Year But Put Her Gender In Quotation Marks Gender digs against women in sports aren't a matter of irony. By Nadia Nooreyezdan
genderWhat India’s Women Boxers Mean For the Rest of Us Congratulations are in order for five fabulous Indian women boxers — Nitu, Jyoti Gulia, Sakshi Choudhury, Shashi Chopra and Ankushita Boro – who have all won gold medals in boxing at the recent World Youth Boxing Championship in Guwahati. Till now, By Akhila Vijaykumar
cultureAn Ode to Cricket: Why I Love IPL Season Indian Premier League fever is in the air and I don’t know about you, but I am infected. From skipping out on dinner with non-cricket watchers to ditching my trainer in favour of squats next to the TV — my By Ruku Taneja
all agesPlaying Like A Girl “What does it mean to do something like a girl?” this commercial asks. I know the answer to that one. I’ve been told, “You’re not, like, super-girly like other girls,” and I’ve taken it as a compliment. But as a child, By Genesia Alves
