India’s record in international sport is often told through single moments — a gold, a final, a debut. The more useful version is the sequence: what changed between 1934 and 2026, which sports carried the medal tally, and when the institutional support actually arrived.
This is the index to everything we publish on it. Where an event is still in progress, we say so and hold the result open rather than publishing a provisional total as if it were final.
The timelines
- Commonwealth Games and India’s Sporting Journey: The Complete Timeline (1934–2030) From Milkha Singh and Delhi 2010 to the Ahmedabad 2030 Centenary Games — India at the Commonwealth Games, 1934 to Glasgow 2026 and Ahmedabad 2030
- Women’s Cricket in India: A Complete History & Timeline (1970s-2026) — from 1969 to the maiden World Cup win, and the WPL era
- IPL All Seasons History Timeline (2008–2026): Winners, Records, Captains & Finals — every IPL season, winners and the tournament's evolution
- FIFA World Cup Finals Timeline (1930-2026): Every Final, Champions, Scores, Goalscorers, Managers, Golden Ball and Golden Boot Winners, Records and Spain 2026 Title Win — every World Cup final, with the records that came out of them
- T20 World Cup 2026 – Match Schedule & Infographics — the 2026 T20 World Cup schedule and format
- Fastest ODI Century in Cricket: Full Timeline — the fastest ODI centuries and how the record has moved
How to read this cluster
The Commonwealth Games timeline is the longest arc — nearly a century, from Rashid Anwar’s 1934 bronze through Glasgow 2026 and on to Ahmedabad 2030. Women’s cricket in India is the sharpest institutional story on the site: the change before and after the BCCI merger is visible in the record, not just in the rhetoric.
What we are watching
Glasgow 2026 results as they are confirmed, the run-up to Ahmedabad 2030, and the WPL’s effect on the domestic women’s game.