Latest Sports Winners



Name of Trophy
Month/Year
Winner
Name of Sport
Where held
Asian Grand Prix Archery Championship
Mar-14
India won the three gold three silvers and three Bronze medals, thereby
topping the tally.
Archery
Bangkok
Austarlian Open (Men’s Lawn Tennis)
2014
Men’s Singles – Stanislaus Wawrinka (Switzerland)
Tennis
Melbourne (Australia)
Austarlian Open (Women’s Lawn Tennis)
2014
Women’s single – Li Na (China)
Tennis
Melbourne (Australia)
Australian Open Super Series (Badminton)
2014
Saina Nehwal
Badminton
Australia
FIBA World Cup (Basketball)
2014
USA
Basketball
Madrid (Spain)
FIFA World CUP (Football)
2014
Germany
Football
Brazil
French Open (Men’s Lawn Tennis)
2014
Rafael Nadal
Tennis
Paris (France)
French Open (Women’s Lawn Tennis)
2014
Maria Sharapova
Tennis
Paris (France)
Hockey World Cup Men’s
Jun-14
Australia
Hockey
The Hague, Netherlands
Hockey World Cup Women’s
Jun-14
Netherlands
Hockey
Netherlands (The Hague)
National Basketball Championship
March 2014 (64th)
Tamil Nadu won the Men’s title where as Chhatisgardh won the women’s
title.
Basketball
New Delhi
National Snooker Championship
Mar-14
Pankaj Adwani and Vidya Pillai won the Mens and Womens title
respectively.
Snooker
Lucknow
Pro Kabaddi League
2014
Jaipur Pink Panthers
Kabaddi
Mumbai
Ranji Trophy (Cricket)
2014
Karnataka State. Man of the match title was given to K.H. Rahul.
Cricket
Hyderabad
Snooker World Championships
May 2014
Mark Selby (U.K)
Snooker
Sheffield, England
Thomas Cup
May 2014
Japan
Badminton
New Delhi
Tour de France
2014 (101st)
Vincezo Nibali
Cycling
It started on 5 July in Leeds, England, and concluded on 27 July in
Paris, France
Uber Cup
May 2014
China
Badminton
New Delhi
US Open (Men’s)
2014
Croatia’s Marin Cilic
Tennis
New York (USA)
US Open (Women’s)
2014
Serena Williams
Tennis
New York (USA)
Wimbledon Men’s Tennis Open
2014
Novak Djokovic
Tennis
London (U.K)
Wimbledon Women’s Tennis Open
2014
Petra Kvitova
Tennis
London (U.K)
World Badminton Championship (Men’s)
2014
Chen Long (China)
Badminton
Copenhegan (Denmark)
World Badminton Championship (Women’s)
2014
Carolina Marin (Spain)
Badminton
Copenhegan (Denmark)
World Twenty 20 (Men’s)
2014
Sri Lanka
Cricket
Bangladesh
World Twenty 20 (Women’s )
2014
Australia
Cricket
Bangladesh

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