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Let's play our part in helping this bright young talent become the next big star to come from our country!

Support TT prodigy, Vanshika in her sporting quest Vanshika Bhargava, is a 15 year old Table Tennis player, ranked 12th in India U-21, and 30th in the world. Despite great performances, she can't play at international tournaments due to acute financial difficulties of her family, who are left with no choice but to sell their home to make ends meet.

Remember when they said Indians can't do well in Athletics. That we can't compete with the physicality of the rest of the world?

Well she showed them!

SHE DID IT! SHE HAS WRITTEN HISTORY IN 51.46 SECONDS!! HIMA DAS of INDIA wins FIRST EVER TRACK GOLD MEDAL IN WORLD CHAMPIONSHIPS in WOMEN-400m AT IAAF U20 WORLD CHAMPIONSHIPS 2018 IN TAMPERE, FINLAND
Well done champion!!

Indulge yourself in the FIFA spirit! Play against the best to prove yourself the best, at the 4th BeSports Inter-Corporate Football Championship! All your needs including food and refreshment are on us, all you need to do is register and play your hearts out!

P.S. To top it all and give you the complete professional sporting experience, the championship will be played under the floodlights for the first time!

IPL is done and dusted so its time to get away from your TV screens and live the cricketing experience of a life time. Get on the field now and play cricket like never before starting from 𝟯𝟬𝘁𝗵 𝗝𝘂𝗻𝗲 and running every weekend thereafter. 𝗚𝗲𝘁 𝗮𝘁 𝗹𝗲𝗮𝘀𝘁 𝟮 𝗺𝗮𝘁𝗰𝗵𝗲𝘀 lasting 𝟴𝟬 𝗼𝘃𝗲𝗿𝘀 𝗲𝗮𝗰𝗵, each match broken down into 8 separate innings.

We have changed the game and merged the shortest and the longest format of the sport to make a hybrid more exciting than anything you have ever seen. Refer to the image to figure out the rules that make for an action packed format that will give you 𝟴 𝗶𝗻𝗻𝗶𝗻𝗴𝘀 𝗼𝘃𝗲𝗿 𝟮 𝗱𝗮𝘆𝘀 to get your team the win!

So reach out to us, whenever you wish to play, and we will handle the rest!
In case of any queries, contact us at -
Aditya: 8095720731
Gurpreet: 7838914790
Monika: 7838914762

Remember when India won the Cricket World Cup in 2011? Or when P.V. Sindhu won that silver in the Olympics?

Irrespective of whether you play these sports or any other sport, or in fact not play sport at all, these moments have touched your lives. You have felt the jubilation of that victory, the sense of pride at being from the nation or region which the athlete or the team represents.

The ability of sports to provide joy is unbound.
But far too often we get caught up with sport only when the achievements come through. What remains forgotten is the hard work, the struggle and the dedication the athletes put to get to where they are.

Another aspect of sports, that slips the limelight, is the fact that the talent we have is unlimited, but for every athlete that gets through the struggle and emerges victorious, there are at least a thousand other athletes, that do not. Their burden is too heavy to keep working alone.

If we wish to be a part of the athletes' success, then it is our duty to be a support system during their struggle. The joy of a victory is for all of us to share. But ensuring that the athletes, who are giving it their all on a daily basis, experience the joy of sport themselves, also becomes our responsibility.

Believe Sports Foundation has taken up the challenge to aid all athletes in their struggle, so they can work on their craft and enjoy playing their sport, without being overburdened.

If they enjoy their sport and play with the unbridled energy, then their triumphs can not be limited. And the more they succeed, the more opportunity it provides for all of us to feel involved in their achievements and rejoice with them.

India are the the champions of the 102nd Intercontinental Cup! The boys in blue beat Kenya in the Final 2-0 in front of a packed Mumbai Football Arena, with Sunil Chhetri scoring a brace. With the two goals Chhetri has now equalled Lionel Messi with 64 international goals, achieved at a much faster rate. Now he stands behind only Cristiano Ronaldo and his 81 goals for Porugal, as the second highest active goal scorer at the international level.

India's first tennis Grand Slam Champion turns 48 today! Team BeSports wishes the Tennis Trailblazer, Mahesh Bhupathi a very happy birthday and we hope he keeps inspiring more generations of tennis stars from India!

Football is a team sport, but sometimes you go 4 on 1 and you can either freeze or you turn on the heat and dribble your way out!
Give yourself a sporting treat and play the BeSports way!

“The king of Clay” Rafael Nadal, widely regarded as the greatest clay-court player in Tennis history and the current World No.1 in men’s singles tennis, has now won 37 consecutive sets in Paris and racked up his 234th Grand Slam victory, producing a near impeccable display against Maximilian Marterer.
In the process, Nadal joined an extremely exclusive club of players who have won 900 ATP singles matches in their careers. The list is limited to Jimmy Connors (1056), Roger Federer (1149), Ivan Lendl (1068) and Guillermo Vilas (949).
Nadal will now be taking on Argentine Diego Schwartzman in the quarter-finals tomorrow.