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CRICKET
Technique — a major point of contention
Stroke players rely on instinct and technique is only secondary to them, writes Makarand Waingankar

TENNIS
Murray retains San Jose title
Canas back to winning ways, clinches Brazil Open crown

TENNIS
Sania can reach the top 10: Vijay
She is moving better and looks much fitter

Other Stories

  • `We respond well to challenges'
  • Services's domination may continue
  • Bryant sizzles, West whips East in All-Star game
    • HOCKEY
  • Warriors pips Sultans


    • Cricket
    Sobers, Cordiant TCC `B' gain promotion
    KOCHI: Despite losing its last B-Division super league game, against Mattancherry's MYCA `A' by 68 runs, Sobers CC qualified for its maiden Ernakulam District A-Division Cricket League at the Tripunithura Palace Oval. All the three super league ...

    Other Stories

  • Sreesanth wears his heart on his sleeve
  • Big win for Omega
  • Wounded Australia is dangerous
  • Irfan Pathan in West Zone team


    • Tennis
    Maiden WTA crown for Shvedova
    BANGALORE: Yaroslava Shvedova walked in spring-footed and in the mood for murder. For someone who comes from a tiny everyone-knows-everyone Russian town, and whose father had to learn the game himself before teaching her, a maiden WTA final is ...

    Other Stories

  • Federer equals Connors's record


    • Hockey
  • Steelers steals the show


    • Football
  • Titanium making its presence again
  • Indian women return with experience
  • Barcelona beaten


    • Billiards & Snooker
  • Merchant stuns Manan


    • Chess
  • Another draw for Anand, Topalov loses
  • Harika holds Najer


    • Racing : Horse
  • Mischevious Star pleases
  • She's Sexy for main event
  • Romantic Count in rousing form
  • Turf Raider claims main event
  • Fired Up shines


    • Sports : General
    Rakshit beats Panicker
    HYDERABAD: M.S. Rakshit defeated Rohan Panicker 4-2, 4-2 in the boys' under-12 preliminary round of the all-India Talent Series sub-juniors tennis tournament at the SAAP Tennis Complex here on Monday. The results: Boys: U-12: S.M. ...

    Other Stories

  • Easy wins for Reserve Line
  • Visalatchi wins
  • A treat
  • Andhra varsity triumphs
  • Pardeshi wins title



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