The mortal remains of the three-time Olympic gold medallist was consigned to flames at an electric crematorium here, with his maternal gran...

"Padma Shri Balbir Singh Sr Ji will be remembered for his memorable sporting performances. He brought home lots of pride and laurels," the ...

One of the country's greatest athletes, Balbir Sr was the only Indian among 16 legends chosen by the International Olympic Committee across...

Balbir Sr was taken to the private hospital from his residence in Sector 36 in Chandigarh.

Born at Sansarpur village of Jalandhar district in Punjab, Kullar made his India debut in 1963 in Lyon in France. He gained reputation as a...

West Indies cricketer Evin Lewis recently broke the oldest-standing record of retiring hurt with the highest number of runs - 176.

As a triple Olympic gold winner in hockey, independent India's first flag-bearer at the Olympics, and today at 93 India's oldest living Oly...

At least 12 national level teams will be vying for honours when the 24th All India Baba Farid Gold Cup Hockey tournament is held here from ...

'Balbir Singh Senior Hockey Foundation' was launched today with the legendary player himself donating the entire amount of Rs. 30 lakh.

A piece of Indian hockey's golden history seems to have been lost for good courtesy the apathy of Sports Authority of India (SAI) officials

Legendary hockey Olympian Balbir Singh Sr is extremely disappointed in the manner Hockey India has handled the Paul Van Ass issue.

His 1952 record of most goals (five) in an Olympic final still stands and he also figures in the list of 16 iconic Olympians of all-time.

Recipient of other top awards were Birendra Lakra and Vandana Kataria, who were named Player of the Year in their respective categories.

Balbir Singh, 89-yr-old legend said anything less than gold would have been a disappointing result, considering the competition in quadrenn...

Balbir, 90, looks back with satisfaction at his long tryst with the game but feels he has not got the honour he deserves.

Dismissing the oft-cited problems in adjusting to asrto-turf as reason for Indian hockey's decline, legendary Balbir Singh Sr said such an ...

Balbir looks back with satisfaction at his long and rewarding tryst with hockey, which he calls his "first love".