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BCCI clears Ganguly to leave for Pakistan
KOLKATA: Sourav Ganguly has been declared fit by Mumbai-based Dr. Anant Joshi, this evening following which the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) has given the Indian captain the green signal to leave for Pakistan on Wednesday to join ...

Farhat, Inzamam put Pakistan in command
LAHORE, APRIL 6. A blend of youth and experience in the form of opener Imran Farhat and skipper Inzamam-ul-Haq put Pakistan in a position of strength at the conclusion of the second day's play in the second Test at the Gaddafi Stadium on ...

THE GREG CHAPPELL COLUMN
Foot soldier to Commander-in-Chief
Yuvraj Singh's brilliant knock in the second Test against Pakistan has given the Indian selection panel some food for thought. Getting his opportunity because of the back injury to his captain, he has taken the chance firmly in both hands. The ...

Mandela's praise for Ali Bacher
MUMBAI, APRIL 6.The former President of South Africa, Nelson Mandela has acknowledged Aron `Ali' Bacher's contribution to the process of change by `leading and overseeing the integration and transformation of the game' in South Africa In the ...

Other Stories

Kirmani all praise for Yuvraj and Pathan

Karthikeyan, Kannan wreak havoc

Air India triumphs

Farhat dedicates his century to his family

James shines

Facile win for RWF

MO-VDLB match ends in a tie

SBM poised for victory

Good knock by Kadam

SBH makes 168

Titanium wins

Hat-trick by Arunesh

Tennis

Australian Open to start a week later in 2007

Hockey

Goals galore in league phase

Football

Viva Kerala team

Keltron claims league title

Basketball

Sub-junior basketball meet

Golf

Tiger has to roar to silence critics

Sports : General

Maha Singh emerges the unlikely hero
ISLAMABAD, APRIL 6. Maha Singh emerged the unexpected hero in the long jump event while Amritpal Singh had to be taken off on a stretcher, as the athletic competition wound up in the ninth SAF Games at the Jinnah Stadium here on Tuesday. The ...

Jaspal Rana and Richa Mishra sign off in style
ISLAMABAD, APRIL 6. Ace shooter Jaspal Rana and young swimmer Richa Mishra provided a golden finish as India concluded its campaign with a rich haul of 101 gold, 59 silver and 31 bronze medals in the ninth SAF Games at the Islamabad Sports ...

Other Stories

Hahn inaugurates international seminar

Gautam, Amish, Ijayz and Raju well placed

Volleyball

State-level volleyball tourney

World View
`Posh' stands by her man
LONDON: `Posh Spice' Victoria Beckham insisted on Tuesday that her marriage to England soccer captain David Beckham would not be wrecked by allegations he had an affair with his personal assistant. Victoria Beckham, who will be 30 on April 17, ...

Ponting praises Sachin
Mumbai: Aussie skipper Ricky Ponting, who successfully bid for a portrait of Sachin Tendulkar at an auction here, has said the little master ``is the best batsman he has played against''. ``I have always admired Sachin (Tendulkar) and I am ...

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