ub-continent. Afghanistans Shapoor Zadran celebrates a wicket against Scotland There they faced the likes of joint hosts New Zealand and Australia as well as the English - suffering some comprehensive defeats.But they also managed to let slip a precious win despite having the Afghans on the rack at 97

Missed catching up on the latest in Indian sport? Worry not as we give you the lowdown on the top stories of the past week.1. India claim Hockey Junior World Cup titleIndia won the Hockey Junior World Cup on Sunday, defeating Belgium 2-1 in Lucknow thanks to goals from Gurjant Singh and Simranjeet Singh. India, playing their third junior World Cup final, became only the second team after Germany to win the junior title on more than one occasion, having defeated Argentina to win the tournament for the first time in 2001.Read more:?Indian juniors soak up win, aim for bigger stage2. Atletico de Kolkata win ISL 2016Atletico de Kolkata came back from trailing 1-0 in the first half of the Indian Super League (ISL) final - and then 2-0 in the penalty shootout - against Kerala Blasters, before pulling through to win 4-3 to claim their second ISL title in three years in Kochi on Sunday. The two teams had previously met in the 2014 final where ATK had beaten Kerala 1-0.Read more:?Mohd Rafi and other great numbers from ISL 20163. Vijender Singh retains his WBO Asia Pacific super middleweight titleVijender Singh defended his WBO Asia-Pacific Super Middleweight title with an emphatic win over Tanzanias Francis Cheka. The end came early, just under two minutes into the third round of what was scheduled to be a ten-round contest.Read more:?Vijender will be fighting for bigger titles in 2017 - manager4. Kidambi Srikanth wants to get back on courtSrikanth is back after a three-month injury layoff and is ready to step on the court. He spoke to ESPN about not being able to get over the loss to Lin Dan at the Rio Olympics and his hopes from the Premier Badminton League (PBL).Read more:?Need to work on my consistency: Srikanth5. Aditi Ashok named Rookie of the YearAditi Ashok won the Ladies European Tour (LET) Rookie of the Year award after a stellar 2016 in which she became the first Indian to win two consecutive titles in her first year on the tour. After becoming the first Indian woman to represent the country in golf at the Rio Olympics, the 18-year-old from Bangalore won back-to-back titles at the Indian Open and the Qatar Ladies Open.Read more:?Aditi Ashok named 2016 Rookie of the Year6. 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Jordan Lynch, the all-purpose Heisman Trophy finalist from Northern Illinois, failed to make it into that exclusive club.Scotland captain Preston Mommsen believes his team are ready to grasp the life-changing opportunities at stake at the World Twenty20.The Saltires were in confident mood as they jetted out for India ahead of the tournament opener on March 8.They open their campaign in Nagpur against Afghanistan and also face Zimbabwe and Hong Kong in the preliminary round as they bid to battle through to the second phase, where among the big guns await England and South Africa. Mommsen knows a positive display could not only help see the Scots through, but potentially put their players on course for lucrative deals in county cricket and perhaps even money-rich competitions like the IPL.The batsman - who has previously featured for Leicestershire - said: It is absolutely a shop window for us. We are all one innings, one outstanding performance away from changing our lives. Mommsen says Scotland will use the pain of losing to Afghanistan to their advantage I know its a cliche but the sky is the limit for our guys. If we can put on a stand-out display it could open a whole host of opportunities up from country cricket to playing T20 in tournaments right around the world. Those are real opportunities for most of us.Weve spoken about that as a group and its very exciting for us. Hopefully it inspires us to play even better cricket.Scotland have never won a match at at T20 or 50-over World Cup in 18 attempts and know three victories are likely required against their fellow minnow nations this time if they are to fight their way past round one.ddddddddddddGrant Bradburns team hope to use the experience of playing at last years 50-over World Cup to their benefit in the sub-continent. Afghanistans Shapoor Zadran celebrates a wicket against Scotland There they faced the likes of joint hosts New Zealand and Australia as well as the English - suffering some comprehensive defeats.But they also managed to let slip a precious win despite having the Afghans on the rack at 97-7, with Samiullah Shenwaris 96 helping their rivals eventually snatch victory with just three balls remaining.Mommsen, though, insists that crushing loss can help motivate his side for next months rematch.We will use the pain of losing to Afghanistan as inspiration for this tournament a lot, he said. I still have sleepless nights about that one.But that is what sport is about. Weve got another opportunity in game one to take them on, head on. We will be really fired up for it.Watch the ICC World T20, live on Sky Sports from March 8.Also See:ICC World T20 fixturesICC World T20 squadsWATCH: Best of 2014 World T20Pick your Ultimate World T20 XI ' ' '