Celebrating the champions, record-breakers, and trophy presentations that define HMG Sports excellence.
Individual honours from across our sports.
Arshad Khan is a left-arm bowling all-rounder who represents Madhya Pradesh in domestic cricket and Gujarat Titans in the IPL. He is also the captain of the Bhopal Leopards, playing a key role in the franchise’s journey. In 2026, Arshad earned selection for India A, marking another milestone in his career. His journey from state cricket to the IPL and India A reflects the pathway and ambition at the heart of HMG Sports.
Aniket Verma represents Madhya Pradesh in T20 cricket, establishing himself as one of the state’s emerging cricketing talents. His journey saw him take the field for the Bhopal Leopards in the MPL, gaining valuable experience in franchise cricket. His performances earned him an opportunity at the highest domestic stage, joining Sunrisers Hyderabad in the IPL. Aniket’s journey reflects the pathway HMG Sports aims to build — from state cricket and franchise platforms to the IPL.
A member of the Indian Junior Team, Yug has earned international recognition through his consistent performances. His standout achievement came at the ISSF Junior World Championship in Suhl, Germany, where he won a Bronze Medal in the 10m Air Pistol Men Junior event. His focus, precision and dedication have made him a promising young talent on the global stage. From the HMG Shooting Academy to the World Championship podium, Yug’s journey embodies the pathway HMG Sports is building for Indian athletes.
Krishna is a distinguished squash player and the first squash player from Madhya Pradesh to receive the prestigious Eklavya Award. He has represented India at the Asian Junior Championship, helping the team win Silver, and captained Madhya Pradesh to Gold in both the individual and team categories at the 64th SGFI U-14 National Squash Championship. His achievements also include Gold at the 76th CCI Western India Squash Tournament (U-15) and Bronze at the Inter-DPS Open National Squash Championship (U-19) as the youngest player.
