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Paes-Damm duo triumphs
New York: Leander Paes and Martin Damm crowned their first year as a pair as they beat Jonas Bjorkman and Max Mirnyi 6-7(5), 6-4, 6-3 to win the men's doubles title at the U.S. Open on Saturday. Indian Paes and Czech Damm were a break down in ...

Schumacher announces his retirement
The German drives to his fifth win at Monza; Raikkonen to join Ferrari next season

TENNIS
Sharapova signs off in style
Roddick stands between Federer and the Swiss's chance to complete a hat-trick

HOCKEY
Pakistan holds Spain in a tense match
Germany surmounts the challenge of England

Cricket
Big win for Indian colts
RAWALPINDI: : The Indian under-19 team posted a huge 271-run victory against Pakistan colts in the first four-day Test at the Rawalpindi cricket stadium here on Sunday. Some dour batting by the late order Pakistani batsmen raised the host ...

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  • Easy for Vijay Hanuman
  • Game set for a big boost in Malaysia
  • Sachin is God: Brett Lee
  • Four-wkt. win for Kasaragod
  • Kottayam in trouble
  • Akash shines
  • Big win for DPS
  • Suman shines
  • Yardy, Mahmood help England share honours


    • Athletics
  • Powell, Liu Xiang steal the show


    • Billiards & Snooker
  • Aditya moves ahead


    • Carrom
  • Elahi, Niharika triumph


    • Chess
    Lanka Ravi wins National `B' title
    AHMEDABAD: Finally, some exciting battles for the qualifying berths for the next National championship ensured that the National `B' chess championship witnessed a thrilling finale at the Karnavati Club here. Sunday served as an off day for ...

    Golf
  • Kapur finishes fifth; Scott retains title


    • Racing : Horse
  • Mystical clinches feature event
  • Live Legend triumphs
  • Friendly Fire for main event
  • Timeline well prepared
  • Count Du Monet impresses


    • Racing : Motor
  • Ebrahim, Gill share honours


    • Shooting
  • Skeet marksmen below par


    • Sports : General
  • New Gupta HC wins title
  • Shubham Sharma enters semifinals
  • Srinath, Sabeena triumph
  • Double for Rishad


    • Squash
  • Saurav Ghosal wins men's title


    • Table Tennis
  • Double for Aparna Nair



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