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India canters home
DAMBULLA: After the defeat at the hands of Sri Lanka in the opening game, Rahul Dravid spoke of the need for flexibility in the batting order. "Flexibility with options, now that (Sachin) Tendulkar, (Sourav) Ganguly and (VV.S) Laxman are ...

Not the best of starts for Greg Chappell
Dambulla: So Greg Chappell had a disappointing first day at office — out-thought by fellow Aussie Tom Moody and out-shouldered by Sanath Jayasuriya, right? Not quite. And no, the acrid smell of the axe on grindstone isn't pervading the ...

SHOOTING FROM THE HIP
Sustained excellence needed
England is in trouble. Heavy defeat at Lord's has left the home side resembling a deflated balloon. It did not take long for the excitement to die down. A single spell from Glenn McGrath, a few wiles from Shane Warne, a couple of innings from ...

Cricket
  • Raju hits century
  • England names unchanged squad for second Test


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  • Gaudio wins Generali Open


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  • IHF announces team for Holland meet


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  • Big win TVS SC


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  • Jin Long is Asian champion


    • Chess
  • Indian chess flowing with achievements, says Anand
  • Kruttika Nadig becomes WIM
  • Top players have it easy


    • Racing : Motor
    Sixth career victory for Raikkonen
    BUDAPEST: Kimi Raikkonen of McLaren-Mercedes won Sunday's Hungarian Grand Prix, with second for Michael Schumacher in a Ferrari and third for Ralf Schumacher of Toyota. It was Raikkonen's sixth career victory and his fourth this season — ...

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  • Ayub takes honours


    • Swimming
  • Ian Crocker beats Phelps, sets new 100m butterfly record


    • Volleyball
  • Gandhigram RI bags titles



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