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Ghana out to upset Azzurri applecartDUISBURG: Ghana. Ghana. Ghana. For months, Italian coach Marcello Lippi has had his focus on one game. Forget about the other Group E games against the United States and the Czech Republic, he kept saying. The most important thing is to start ... 
Hislop keeps the Swedes at bayCRICKET 
No. 23 for Dravid, No. 1 for Mohd. KaifGros Islet: Mohammad Kaif's maiden Test hundred helped India build on the advantage conferred by centuries from Virender Sehwag and Rahul Dravid, and move into a position from where it can dictate play in the second Test. By tea on the second ... FOOTBALL 
Mexico's late bursts sink IranDual strike by Omar Bravo; star striker Borgetti suffers a thigh injury TENNIS 
Rafael Nadal asserts his supremacy on clayParis: Rafael Nadal of Spain successfully defended his men's title at Roland Garros on Sunday beating world number one Roger Federer of Switzerland 1-6, 6-1, 6-4, 7-6(4) after three hours on the Philippe Chatrier court. The 20-year-old ... Cricket Brilliant 152 by Arun Madurai: A dazzling 152 studded with nineteen 4s and five 6s by Arun helped Eleven Stars Cricket Club carve out a 96-run victory over Superkast Cricket Club in the Madurai District Cricket Association first division Pool B league here on Sunday. ... Other Stories
Tennis Football SBT keeps winning THIRUVANANTHAPURAM: State Bank of Travancore continued its unbeaten run in the Thiruvananthapuram district super division football league at the Central Stadium here on Sunday. SBT cruised past archrival Travancore Titanium 3-1 after leading ... Other Stories
Billiards & Snooker Chess Aswath in lead CHENNAI: R. Aswath emerged as sole leader with 5.5 points in the boys' section at the end of the sixth round of the Tamil Nadu State sub-junior (under-15) chess championship here on Sunday. Shyaam Nikhil of Madurai, P. Lokesh, R.Ramnath ... Setback for Negi NEW DELHI: Parimarjan Negi's quest for the Grandmaster title norm suffered a setback when he went down to Brazilian GM Giovanni Vescovi in the eighth and penultimate round of the San Marino International Open chess tournament in San Marino on ... Other Stories
Golf Racing : Horse Haunting Memories wins Fillies Trial Stakes BANGALORE: Dr. M.A.M. Ramaswamy & Mr. Zavaray S. Poonawalla, rep. Poonawalla Racing & Breed. Ltd's Haunting Memories, ridden by B. Prakash, won the Fillies Trial Stakes, the chief event of the races held here on Sunday. Ganapathy trains the . Other Stories
Sports : General Double for Punjab HYDERABAD: Punjab bagged a double winning the boys and girls titles in the 24th Junior National softball championship at Lal Bahadur Stadium here on Sunday. In the boys final, Punjab scored an easy 8-0 win over Madhya Pradesh with Amrinder (2 ... Other Stories
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