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India canters home
Mohali: The end came amid gathering gloom much like the start of this freaky second Test. Virender Sehwag and Rahul Dravid knocked off the kind of target that has, in the past, turned India jelly-kneed. The pursuit of 144 required two ...

The saga of the C'wealth Games
Focus will be on Asafa Powell and Tatiana Grigorieva

Sania survives a scare
Hingis, Davenport set up fourth round clash

Cricket
Kumble factor proved decisive
He is the best bowler in the world because he knows how to bowl on the slow-paced tracks, writes Geoffrey Boycott

Other Stories

  • BCCI moves HC
  • Sri Lanka names full-strength squad
  • One more chance for aspirants to stake claim
  • Kumaresan misses century
  • `Wasn't as easy as the margin suggested'
  • New Zealand has the last laugh
  • Ponting stays at the top
  • Champions Trophy: Meeting to finalise details on Friday
  • India retains squad for Mumbai


    • Tennis
    Agassi interested in buying Borg's trophies
    London: Last week, Bjorn Borg surprised everyone saying that he intended to sell his Wimbledon trophies which he won between 1976 and 1980 and two rackets, including the one he used in defeating John McEnroe in the 1980 final, to tide over ...

    Other Stories

  • Indians call the shots at Masters event
  • Sai Supriya stuns Yamini


    • Football
  • Henry stars in Arsenal's victory
  • Easy win for Mahindra United
  • Indian Bank edges past Tollygunge Agragami
  • Malappuram wins title in a thriller


    • Racing : Horse
  • Extra day races
  • Enaksi pleases
  • Shaolin shines
  • Route To Riches may make amends
  • Howtostealamillion clinches Vikran Greenland Stud Farm Cup


    • Shooting
    Pemba Tamang claims gold
    MELBOURNE: : Pemba Tamang clinched the gold as India bagged three medals in the Badge shooting competition, a pre-Commonwealth Games event held here on Monday. Pemba Tamang won the rapid-fire event with a score of 585/600. While his compatriot ...

    Sports : General
  • MEG registers a big win
  • Noor Ali's all-round show
  • A captain's man



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