Indian cricket saw the conclusion of a successful and beautiful chapter with T Dilip stepping into the sidelines as the fielding coach. Dilip penned down
an emotional message on his Instagram account, thanking the captains he had the chance to work with and reflecting on his five-year stint with the national team. He also looked back fondly on the fielding medal tradition introduced during the 2023 ODI World Cup. Elsewhere in cricket, Mohammad Amir's British citizenship has created a dilemma for the PSL, while the BCCI announced India's squad for the 2026 Women's T20 Asia Cup.
In football, Cape Verde goalkeeper Vozinha received a jubilant welcome in Chile as he completed his move to Colo-Colo following his impressive 2026 FIFA World Cup campaign. Meanwhile, Indian wrestling was back in the spotlight after a Delhi court acquitted former WFI chief Brij Bhushan Sharan Singh in the sexual harassment case filed by women wrestlers. Vinesh Phogat has vowed to appeal the verdict, insisting that the wrestlers' fight is far from over.
Here is your daily roundup from the sports world tracking the latest developments from the world of sports in Sports Bulletin August 4.
T Dilip Pens Emotional Farewell Note on Instagram
Outgoing India fielding coach T. Dilip penned an emotional farewell note on Instagram after ending his five-year tenure with the national team. Reflecting on his journey, Dilip expressed gratitude for the opportunity to contribute to Indian cricket and fondly recalled introducing the iconic post-match "fielding medal" tradition during the 2023 ODI World Cup. He thanked head coaches Rahul Dravid and Gautam Gambhir, the BCCI, and key players, while former captain Rohit Sharma publicly praised him as a "legend" and "behind-the-scenes workhorse. "
Mohammad Amir's British Citizenship Puts PSL in a Dilemma
Former Pakistan fast bowler Mohammad Amir is set to be classified as an overseas player in future Pakistan Super League (PSL) seasons after obtaining British citizenship through his wife. Having previously played as a domestic player, most recently for Rawalpindi in PSL 2026, this status change creates a contractual puzzle. Rawalpindi must now decide whether to retain him using one of their limited foreign-player slots, renegotiate his existing multi-year contract, or release him back into the auction pool.
BCCI Announces India Women's Team for Asia Cup T20 2026
The Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) has announced the Indian women's squad for the upcoming Women's T20 Asia Cup. Harmanpreet Kaur will captain the 15-member side with Smriti Mandhana as her deputy. Young wicketkeeper-batter G. Kamalini has been drafted into the team, while Pratika Rawal features among the reserve players. Meanwhile, Shreyanka Patil misses out due to an ankle injury. The squad also includes key players Shafali Verma, Jemimah Rodrigues, Richa Ghosh, and Deepti Sharma.
FIFA WC Star Vozinha Joins Colo-Colo
Cape Verde's 40-year-old goalkeeper Vozinha received a jubilant welcome from supporters upon landing in Chile to finalize his move to Colo-Colo. The 2026 FIFA World Cup breakout star, who kept a clean sheet against eventual champions Spain and took Argentina to extra time, arrived following initial delays over paperwork. The Chilean Football Federation even voted unanimously to amend domestic league regulations, allowing the veteran shot-stopper to display his iconic nickname "Vozinha" rather than his surname on the back of his jersey.
India Officially Begins Commonwealth Games 2030, Journey
India officially began its journey to host the 2030 Commonwealth Games after receiving the official flag and host baton during the Glasgow 2026 closing ceremony. Olympic champion Neeraj Chopra, IOA President PT Usha, and Gujarat Deputy Chief Minister Harsh Sanghavi accepted the ceremonial flag on the country's behalf. Ahmedabad will stage the historic centenary 100th edition of the multi-sport event, marking the second time India hosts the Commonwealth Games after New Delhi organized the event in 2010.
Brij Bhushan Acquitted in Wrestlers' Sexual Harassment Case
A Delhi court has acquitted former Wrestling Federation of India (WFI) chief Brij Bhushan Sharan Singh and co-accused Vinod Tomar in the sexual harassment case filed by female wrestlers. The verdict was delivered by Additional Chief Judicial Magistrate Ashwini Panwar at the Rouse Avenue Courts. The case originated from the high-profile 2023 protests at Jantar Mantar led by top wrestlers, including Vinesh Phogat and Bajrang Punia. Singh, who faced charges including sexual harassment and intimidation, maintained his innocence throughout.
Vinesh Phogat Vows To Appeal Against Delhi Court's Verdict
Following former WFI chief Brij Bhushan Sharan Singh's acquittal in a sexual harassment case, wrestler Vinesh Phogat stated that the complainants haven't lost hope and will appeal the Delhi court's verdict. Phogat expressed sadness over the judgment, accusing the state machinery and government of protecting Singh from the start. She alleged that political influence was used to intimidate some accusers into withdrawing. Stating that their legal team will appeal promptly, Phogat reaffirmed the wrestlers' commitment to continuing their fight.
