Sportstar, May 17, 2012 Issue
How does women's tennis look like this year? The stories write themselves: Serena Williams looking for dominance in her 30s to strengthen her case for being the greatest ever; Maria Sharapova looking to add to her Grand Slam collection, which stands at an underwhelming three; Petra Kvitova and Victoria Azarenka looking to usurp power and establish legacies. Women's tennis is decidedly looking up, writes S. Ram Mahesh in our cover story. Also: Cricket - IPL Round-up; Football - Hodgson has earned England chance. Poster: REAL MADRID TEAM
Sportstar, May 10, 2012 Issue
Apart from struggling to come to terms with the blown diffuser ban, F1 teams have largely laboured through the first four races this year, trying to master the art of handling the latest generation of Pirelli tyres that have shown a tendency to be highly inconsistent and abrade quickly. Working the tyres to the right temperature has also been a big headache for the drivers this year writes G. Raghunath in our cover story. Cricket - IPL round-up; Football - Fall of a giant. Poster: RAFAEL NADAL
Sportstar, May 03, 2012 Issue
Bowling can be the most stressful of all vocations indeed when faced with batting demons like Kevin Pietersen or Chris Gayle, writes Vijay Lokapally, in our cover story. Also: Cricket - IPL round-up; Kumar Sangakkara Interview; Football - Icy predator; Hockey - Gurjinder Singh - A star in the making. Poster: CHANDERPAUL
Sportstar, April 26, 2012 Issue
With only four games left for each of the two Manchester teams, City supporters refuse to stop dreaming while the Reds of United can't sleep with ease as they aren't still assured of their title No. 20. The bookmakers, though, rate City as rank outsider for the EPL throne right now, writes Ayon Sengupta in our cover story. Also: Football - Comolli exit heaps pressure on Dalglish; Cricket - Pune's great run; Jumbo's in the house. Poster: AJINKYA RAHANE
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