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Badminton
Poor planning let India down?
KOCHI, MARCH 5. This was one party that turned sour. When India avoided badminton's tough Asia Zone and opted for Europe, many believed that the Thomas Cup qualifiers in Eindhoven would bring glad tidings. But after a lot of early promise, there ...


Basketball
Punjab men power past Jharkhand
LUDHIANA, MARCH 5. They are tough to beat, especially in their backyard. The Punjab lads warmed up for the more serious challenges ahead by powering their team past Jharkhand 118-90 after leading 60-43 at halftime in a Group `B' superleague match ...


Billiards & Snooker
Spate of withdrawals may hit Asian championship
BANGALORE, MARCH 5 A spate of withdrawals seem to have hit the Om Kotak Mahindra Asian billiards championship scheduled to commence at the Karnataka State Billiards Association hall here from March 18 to 24. From the original list of 23 Asian ...


Chess
Anand holds Vallejo
LINARES, MARCH 5. Former World chess champion Viswanathan Anand made a comfortable draw with black pieces against Spain's rising star Francisco Vallejo in the ninth round of the 19th City of Linares chess tournament being played here on ...
Sudhakar Babu stuns Sorokin
RAIPUR, MARCH 5. It was the kind of day that underscored the point that most Indians are, indeed, under-rated. The actual playing strength of many lesser-known players is not truly reflected in their Elo ratings. At least, Grandmasters Maxim ...
Other Stories

  • Srinivasa Rao surges ahead
  • Humpy loses again


    Cricket
    Railways looking to avenge last year's loss
    NEW DELHI, MARCH 5. No autograph seekers, no jostling to have a glimpse of cricketers, no craze to wait and see those who were sweating it out in the middle... it was not an alluring sight to view the way the Ranji Trophy finalists - Baroda and ...
    Road to the Ranji final
    Two of the less fancied teams - Baroda and Railways - have once again made it to the Ranji Trophy final. Last season these two teams made the final, which Baroda won rather controversially. This season the teams have, en route, got the better of ...


    Football
    Manipur storms into final
    SILIGURI, MARCH 5. Seven-time champion Manipur marched into the 10th final in as many National women's football championship at the Kanchenjunga Stadium here on Tuesday. Playing arch-rival Bengal, for the first time in the semifinals, Manipur ...
    Mormugao, Cochin in final
    PARADIP, MARCH 5. Last year's runner-up Mormugao will face Cochin in Wednesday's final of the 26th all-India Major Ports football championship at the Gopabandhu Stadium here. In Tuesday's semifinals, Mormugao prevailed over Mumbai 2-1 and ...
    Other Stories

  • Mohun Bagan avenges a defeat
  • Sunday Seah sees Salgaocar through
  • Chennai Customs toys with Young Challengers
  • All about Providence FC


    Golf
    Mohammed Salim in the van
    MUMBAI, MARCH 5. Mohammed Salim scored two-under 68 on the opening day of the Rs. 6 lakh DHL Open to enjoy a two-stroke lead at the par-70 Bombay Presidency Golf Club (BPGC) course on Tuesday. Mukesh Kumar (two-over 72) was tied in sixth ...


    Hockey
    India sizzles but fizzles out against Australia
    KUALA LUMPUR, MARCH 5. Even as the focus remained on configuring the semi- finalists, the effulgence of competitive hockey at the summit was exemplified by stirring contests that saw the Asian stalwarts Pakistan, Korea and India suffering a ...


    Volleyball
    Army Red posts win
    VISAKHAPATNAM, MARCH 5. Army Red defeated Indian Navy in four sets in the 51st Services volleyball championship at the Naval Base here on Tuesday. Army Red won 25-21, 23-25, 25-12, 25-22. B.P Aman, Premjit and T.P. Surendran played well for the ...


    Shooting
    National trap tourney from today
    NEW DELHI, MARCH 5. As Delhi bids to get a 2003 World Cup in shotgun events, with an Olympic quota place to go with it as an incentive, the Indian trap and skeet shooters are set to begin a gruelling campaign. The shotgun shooters start a tough ...

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