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November is here and brings with it a whole new batch of sporting events. You can find details of other events in our 2025 sports calendar.
Here are all the updates from Indian Sports on November 14, 2025.
What’s happening today?
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Chess: The FIDE World Cup in Goa continues with the first match of the fifth round, with Arjun Erejesi taking on Levon Aronian, and P Harikrishna taking on Jose Martinez.
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shooting: Isha Singh and Manu Bhaker are aiming to reach the 25m pistol final at the IBF World Championships in Cairo.
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Archery: The Asian Shooting Championship continues in Dhaka.
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Badminton: Lakshya Sen faces former world champion Loh Kin Yu in the quarter-finals of the Kumamoto Masters in Japan. (at 7:20 AM)
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soccer: Updates from the ongoing ISL/I-League crisis with the Indian Football Federation looking for solutions.
What happened yesterday?
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soccer: The Sports Minister heard from I-League representatives; He urged constructive dialogue with FIFA.
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soccer: A majority of state units favor dual entries, and the AIFF has called a special meeting on November 24 to vote on the matter.
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Asian Shooting Championship: India won three golds and a silver with Jyothi Venam winning the individual and team combined events.
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Chess World Cup: Arjun Erigaisi and P Harikrishna advanced to the preliminary round. While R Praggnanandhaa was eliminated in the tie-break in the fourth round
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World Shooting Championship: Isha Singh and Manu Bhaker remained in contention for the 25m pistol final.
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Snooker: Anupama Ramachandran has become the first Indian woman to win the IBSF World Snooker (Red 15) title.
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Badminton: Lakshya Sen entered the Japan Masters QF tournament with back-to-back match wins, while HS Prannoy was knocked out in the second round by Rasmus Gimke.
