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Cricket
Another feather in Vaughan's cap
LONDON, JULY 25. Michael Vaughan, the England captain, joined yet another distinguished band of batsmen today when he became the third to make two centuries in a Test at Lord's. Graham Gooch against India in 1990 and George Headley in 1939 are ...

Malik flays Indian bowling attack
COLOMBO, JULY 25. As captain, it probably would unsettle you a little at the start of a crucial contest if circumstances force you to shift from a particularly successful stance of yours. In this case, the policy of seven batsmen in the shorter ...

India to host Pakistan next year
KOLKATA, JULY 25.BCCI President, Jagmohan Dalmiya, said here on Sunday that India would host Pakistan for three Tests and five one-dayers early next year. Speaking to the media after the Cricket Association of Bengal (CAB) annual prize ...

Facile win for India `A'
NEW DELHI, JULY 25. Helped by a fine performance from skipper Sairaj Bahutule, India `A' defeated Zimbabwe Select XI by nine wickets in its first four-day cricket match in Harare. The touring India `A' side posted 420 in its first innings and ...

Other Stories

It's just a matter of finding rhythm: Balaji

DDCA juniors for England

Himalaya to sponsor inter-school tournament

Arjun, Shivaji Yadav to lead

Fine century by Muthu Vivekanandan

Subba bats well

Pakistan wins

Tennis
Roddick rallies from the brink
INDIANAPOLIS, JULY 25. Nothing quite like a tie-breaker to get Andy Roddick going. Roddick fell into a big deficit and faced three match points before coming back to beat Ivan Ljubicic 1-6, 7-6(10), 7-6(3) in the RCA Championships semifinals on ...

Hockey

Christu Raja boys, St. Ignatius girls do well

Emphatic win for Visakhapatnam

Rainbow HC beats CHA-Madikeri

Football

Chennai keeps crown

Blatter calls for less club games

China in last eight

Sanchez makes amends as Uruguay finishes third

Easy win for Garhwal Heroes

HAL begins on a winning note

Sameer scores winner

Badminton

Western Railway in finals

Venkatesh keeps title

Thulasi storms into quarterfinals

Basketball

Easy win for Perks MHSS

Billiards & Snooker

Kiran advances

Bridge

Mishra's team in final Super league

Chess

Praveen Prasad takes title

Anand keeps lead

Cycling
Armstrong rides into history
PARIS, JULY 25. Lance Armstrong rode into history on Sunday by winning the Tour de France for a record sixth time, an achievement that confirmed the victory-hungry cancer survivor as one of the greatest sportsmen of all time. His sixth crown ...

Olympic Games
Can Anju George pull it off?
KOCHI, JULY 25. She must be clutching the little figurine of Mother Mary in her kit bag a little tightly these days. Anju Bobby George's road to Athens, to Olympic glory, is packed with surprises. And as the big day, August 25, gets ...

Racing : Motor

Schumacher's Sunday stomp

Double delight for Ghosh

Marathon session for Delhi racing season

Durgesh and Laxmi excel

Trulli to leave Renault

Sports : General

Fine show by Preetham Muniyappa

The craft of Warne

Volleyball

Kerala is overall champion

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