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PETER ROEBUCK COLUMN - SHOOTING FROM THE HIP
Ganguly must be backed or sacked
India goes 1-0 upBULAWAYO: Amidst the swirling mist of intrigue that currently engulfs Indian cricket, the team let Zimbabwe survive till ten minutes prior to lunch on the fourth day before winning the first Royal Stag Test by an innings and 90 runs at the ... GOLF 
Jyoti Randhawa wins Hero Honda OpenMukesh Kumar edges out Digvijay Singh to take the second spot Cricket Super Series: Inzamam sounded out Lahore: Ignored in the original World XI squad, Pakistan captain Inzamam-ul-Haq has been asked to be ready to replace the injured Sachin Tendulkar in the Super Series against Australia next month. According to The News , ICC conveyed the ... India to tour the Caribbean BRIDGETOWN (Barbados): India and Zimbabwe will tour the West Indies next year. India will arrive in the Caribbean on May 15 for four Tests and five One-Day Internationals. A historic first-ever Test will be played on the island of St. Kitts ... Two men with differing philosophies Ganguly or Chappell should not be sacrificed in haste Other Stories
Tennis Hockey Anjum pilots India to victory Santiago: Saba Anjum's brace took India to a comprehensive 4-1 win against Canada in the women's Junior World Cup hockey tournament at the Club Deportivo Manquehue here. India had drawn its first match 1-1 in Pool `B' with South Africa. India ... It's Qalandars vs Cavaliers Karachi: Gagan Ajit Singh struck his fifth goal of the tournament but it could not earn Capital Dynamos a final berth after it lost 2-5 to Frontier Falcons in the inaugural Super Hockey League. Played under lights, the match at the Hockey Club ... Football Athletics Basketball Racing : Horse Oyster Cove pleases Pune: Oyster Cove and Star Millionaire pleased when the horses were exercised here on Friday morning (Sept. 16). Outer sand: 600m: Purple Blaze (Abhishek), Secret Paradise (M. Narredu) 40. They were easy. Time To ... Among Dreams expected to score Pune: Among Dreams, who is well tuned, is expected to score in the Sonic Boom Plate (1,000m), the chief event of the races to be held here on Saturday. False rails will be announced two hours before the first race. 1 NIGHT CROWN PLATE ... Amazing Striker catches the eye MYSORE: Amazing Striker caught the eye when the horses were exercised here on Friday morning (Sept. 16). Outer sand: 600m: Pal Joey (A. Velu) 45.5. Moved freely. 800m: Dhrona (N.M. Khan) 1-1, 600/46. ... Integrate impresses Hyderabad: Integrate, One Tough Guy and Citi Storm impressed when the horses were exercised here on Friday morning (Sept. 16). Sand: 600m: Artistic Show (Chauhan) (1200-600) 47. Not extended. Triveni Sangam (Pavan ... Other Stories
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