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Sanath Jayasuriya at his majestic bestSangakkara, Silva score half-centuries against an inconsistent Bangladesh attack CRICKET 
Smith leads SA into Super EightScotland surpassed its previous highest World Cup score Nazir in full flow KINGSTON: Opener Imran Nazir smashed 160 off just 121 balls as Pakistan rattled up 349 in 49.5 overs in its World Cup Group `D' match against Zimbabwe at Sabina Park here on Wednesday. Nazir hit 14 fours and eight sixes in his stroke-filled ... 
Taylor stitches a fine Black Caps winMurali wants to play in next World Cup Port-of-Spain: Muttiah Muralitharan, Sri Lanka's off-spin great, said he would like to play the 2011 World Cup "because it's on home soil." He added, however, that retirement can't be "pre-planned." "I am 34 years old. In another four years, I ... Woolmer felt Pakistan press tried to disrupt team spirit KINGSTON: : Days before his death, Pakistan coach Bob Woolmer had expressed his unhappiness with the print media from the country as they were trying to ``disrupt team spirit.'' A day prior to the humiliating loss to Ireland, Woolmer, in his ... Cricket COMMENT Tennis Hisamatsu upset; India's challenge ends MUMBAI: The WTA rankings is only an indicator of a player's form, it is the performances that week which ultimately separates winners from triers. Japan's Shiho Hisamatsu, the top seed in women's singles and ranked 164 on the WTA list, became ... Other Stories
Hockey Football Sporting Clube shocks East Bengal KOLKATA: Sporting Clube de Goa shocked home favourite East Bengal by notching up a 2-0 win in a ninth round match of the ONGC National Football League here at the Salt Lake Stadium on Wednesday. Looking for effective inroads into the ... Other Stories
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