Boundary lab: Inside the global experiment called sport
Publication details: Gurugram, Haryana India, Penguin Random House India: 2024.Description: xx, 428 p. note., ind. 22 cm x 14 cmISBN:- 978-0670097951
- 796.0954 KAM
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Recommended By: Anirudh Kalia
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2: On Change: Why did Ultimate introduce referees?
3: On Autonomy: Why was the garbage not cleared after the IPL match?
4: On Balance: Should popular choice determine the World Cup structure?
5: On Reform: Does Virat Kohli not play for the 'Indian team'?
6: On Difference: Should we hold separate women's chess events?
7: On Integrity: What happens when both teams try to lose a match?
8: On Skill: Why is sports betting illegal in India?
9: On Innovation: Should Dhoni own the 'helicopter shot'?
10: On Value: How did the IPL thrive while other Indian leagues didn't?
11: On Agreement: If a match is washed out, do you get a full ticket refund?
12: On Competition: Which defence kept Dhanraj Pillay at bay?
13: On Community: Why do we have a right to watch cricket for free?
14: On Influence: Will fans soon manage sports teams?
15: On Rights: Should Anwar Ali be allowed to play football?
16: On Individuality: Should the Olympic broadcast display Deepika Kumari's heart rate?
17: On Risk How does Mary Kom not have a criminal record?
18: On Justice, Was Azharuddin cleared of all match-fixing charges?
19: On Collaboratio Why do so many of our prime stadiums lie unused?
20: On Legacy: Should India bid to host the Olympic Games?
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