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Cricket

Can India get its act together?
LAHORE, MARCH 20. Management of overs is a vital element for success in the ODIs. India finds itself in a tight corner in the Samsung series down 1-2, since, due to a combination of injuries to key bowlers and defensive selection, the side has ...

Australia clinches series
KANDY, MARCH 20. Shane Warne took two of the three Sri Lankan wickets to fall as Australia took 34 minutes on Saturday to wrap up the second Test and the series with a tense 27-run win. Sri Lanka resumed at 301 for seven, needing 51 runs to ...

Other Stories

Harmison shines in the rain

Records favour Pakistan

A record-shattering day for Kiwis

Don't count India out

Relationship between teams cordial: Inzamam

Agarkar fit

Brett Lee to have ankle surgery

Hameed's one point agenda

Tennis

Kamala Kannan makes final

Hockey

Asia Cup from April 20

Pillay in Lombi's list of the best

Athletics
64-member team for SAF Games
NEW DELHI, MARCH 20. The Amateur Athletic Federation of India (AAFI) has named 64 athletes, including 26 women, for the SAF Games to be held in Islamabad from March 29. The selections were based on the performance of the athletes in the ...

Billiards & Snooker
Patel advances
PRESTATYN, MARCH 20. High quality play from Mike Russell, Peter Gilchrist, Nalin Patel and Geet Sethi was the key feature of the opening day of the 2004 world professional billiards championship being played here. Patel, the world no. 7 has ...

Chess
Anand holds Peter
NEW DELHI, MARCH 20. Viswanathan Anand and Russia's Peter Svidler produced a marathon 80-move blindfold deadlock on the opening day of the Amber Blindfold and Rapid tournament at the Hotel Grand in Monte Carlo on Saturday. In a unique format ...

Golf
Randhawa slips up
SINGAPORE, MARCH 20.India's Jyoti Randhawa, with a two-over-par score 74 in the third round, slipped from the joint second spot to the 17th position in the $900,000 Caltex Masters being played at the par-72 Laguna National course in Singapore on ...

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