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A mature reaction to defeat, says PCB chief
LAHORE, APRIL 18. The view of Islamabad from the Margala Hills is spectacular, especially after dusk when the lights of this elegant city sparkle much like stars in the night sky. Shahid Hussain has been to this lovely spot several times ...

ECoRSA wins The Hindu Trophy
VISAKHAPATNAM, APRIL 18. East Coast Railway Sports Association (ECoRSA) regained the 11th edition of the The Hindu Trophy, beating last year's runner-up Visakhapatnam Port Sports Council (VPSC) by three wickets in an exciting final here on ...

Other Stories

  • Take the good with the bad: Philpott
  • It feels good to be part of a winning team: Balaji
  • Team India a force to reckon with: Ganguly
  • PCB to probe Akhtar's injury
  • We achieved our individual goals: Laxman
  • SRTM in final
  • Seven-wkt. win for AP Paper Mills
  • Team India's steady progress key to series victory: Dravid
  • Rain delays start
  • Pant bowls Young Friends to victory
  • Perumal stars in Arasaradi's win
  • Kodai CC wins
  • Infosys in last four
  • VDCA wins by six wickets
  • Varah beats Wheel

    Tennis
  • Chance for Sania to enhance reputation
  • Roddick enters final
  • Ankit triumphs

    Hockey
  • Australia beats India, lifts title
  • Young Truck rallies to hold Nav Bharat

    Football
  • H2000 too good for CIL
  • Dempo's challenge ends
  • Bagan sacks coach
  • Prize distribution function
  • Japan thrashes Vietnam
  • Rajkumar nets twice

    Athletics
  • Beenamol makes a confident start
  • Rutto and Okayo win London marathon

    Badminton
  • It's Teja Fives
  • Rajas, Anisha clinch crowns

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  • Double delight for SCR
  • Subash sparkles

    Chess
  • Priyadarshan takes under-15 title
  • Bangar bags four wkts.
  • Sreejith & Roshni triumph
  • Qualifiers spotted

    Golf
  • Digvijay Singh triumphs

    Racing : Motor
    Rossi gets historic win for Yamaha
    WELKOM (SOUTH AFRICA), APRIL 18. Italy's Valentino Rossi became the first rider to win consecutive MotoGP races on different bikes when he won the 28-lap Africa's Grand Prix on Sunday on a Gauloises Fortuna Yamaha. He won the last race of last ...

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  • Jinan steals the show

    Sports : General
  • NDCA annual day celebrated

    Table Tennis
  • Utkarsh Gupta claims title

    Volleyball
  • IOB lifts crown


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