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TENNIS
Nadal to take part in Chennai Open


GOLF
Jeev Milkha Singh looks to raise the bar for himself
NEW DELHI: Riding high on his success in the Asian and European Tour events, Jeev Milkha Singh has set his eyes on becoming the first-ever Indian to play in the Masters by breaking into top-50 in world golf rankings. Jeev's sensational win ...

CRICKET
North takes lead, match drawn
Ganguly fails to add to his overnight score of 118

Polly Umrigar dead
MUMBAI: : Former Indian captain Polly Umrigar died here on Tuesday. He was ailing from cancer for almost a year and died at 8.30 p.m. at his residence. He was 80. A six-footer and powerfully built, Polly Umrigar was a veritable giant in Indian ...

Cricket
  • Pakistan was wrongly accused of ball-tampering
  • Warnapura puts Lanka `A' in final
  • Windies has the advantage: Lara
  • Shekhawat to open Guyana stadium
  • Akash shines
  • Punjab takes lead


    • Tennis
  • Sanaa stretched
  • India wins first Test


    • Football
  • Indian Navy records win
  • Big win for MSPHSS


    • Athletics
  • Trials and re-trials, a familiar script


    • Badminton
  • Saina, Srujan in last 16


    • Chess
  • Indians likely to dominate
  • Priyanka in lead


    • Golf
  • Different swing


    • Racing : Horse
    Real Sexy wins main event
    NEW DELHI: M/s. Rajesh Sahgal, L.M. Thapar and Sultan Singh's Real Sexy (Rajinder astride) claimed the Champion Sprinters Cup, the main event of the races held here on Tuesday (Nov.7). A. Khan trains the winner. The results: 1. ...

    Other Stories

  • Delta Blues claims Melbourne Cup
  • Astro King pleases
  • Appeasing impresses
  • Flemenco Star well tuned


    • Sports : General
    Amar and Ruth Misha bag titles
    BANGALORE: The top seeds, V. Amar and Ruth Misha lived up to their billings winning the men's and women's singles titles respectively in the M.S. Ramaiah-Anandashram State ranking badminton championship, which concluded at Canara Union here on ...

    Other Stories

  • It's Ronaldinho again
  • Nitesh advances into third round
  • Thrissur dominates State Mini Games
  • Jimmy George award for Jenil Krishnan
  • Kishore Lakra scores winner
  • Punjab, Andhra Pradesh corner glory
  • ECR in semifinals
  • AMU triumphs


    • Table Tennis
  • Double for Suruthi



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