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Cricket

Ganguly leads from the front
SOUTHAMPTON, SEPT. 11. The resplendent Rose Bowl, with the sun battling to keep the atmosphere warm, motivated Sourav Ganguly to keep his promise, and a confident self-assessment that he had been batting well for sometime now. "I'm not worried ...

BCCI special general body meeting today
CHENNAI, SEPT. 11. A special general body meeting of the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) will be held here on Sunday to consider a request signed by 27 members to invite Jagmohan Dalmiya as the Board's Patron-in-Chief and empower him ...

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Collingwood at his best

ACC's course for coaches commences

FCI has it easy

Tendulkar to undergo revolutionary treatment

Kiwis crush U.S.

Kafeel, Dinakar shine

DAV (Shalimar Bagh) records win

Court stays Dalmiya's elevation to Patron-in-Chief

Arun Gopinath scalps six

Namakkal team

Tennis

Aqeel is champion

Dai-Chiao Lin goes past first qualifying hurdle

Davenport yet to decide on retirement

Janani, Vignesh emerge under-18 champions

Sania in final

Hockey

PNB, FCI in final

Football

LRDE beats ITI

A goalless draw

Aizawl's Oxford HS enters semifinals

Top honours for Indian Bank

Athletics

Bharathi sets steeplechase mark

Badminton

Narrow win for Satyajit

Elango in team for junior Wimbledon

Indian challenge ends

Chess

Bad move by AICF, says Anand
HYDERABAD, SEPT. 11. Former world champion and three-time winner of the prestigious Chess Oscar, Viswanathan Anand said that the move by the All India Chess Federation to have a cut of 10 per cent from the prize money for any tournament it ...

Nisipeanu in sole lead
PUNE, SEPT. 11. He says he's having great fun. He could very well walk with a big prize too on Sunday afternoon. The World No. 20 Liviu-Deiter Nisipeanu of Romania goes into the final round of the Category 16 super Grandmaster tournament with ...

Other Stories

Pragna posts win

Golf

Mann's team wins

Racing : Horse
Poonawalla Million on Sept. 19
PUNE, SEPT. 11. The S.A. Poonawalla Million, to be held here on September 19 (Sunday), is one of the season's biggest crowd-pullers. The Poonawalla Group of companies organises this racing mela every year with fabulous prizes on offer. The ...

Shooting

Kusale sets new meet record

Sports : General

A tale of woe

Eastern Fleet B wins

Hyderabad Sporting posts win

The top ten

Table Tennis

It's Harshitha-Bhanu final

NIE takes title

Volleyball

Korea regains title

Weightlifting

Pandian clinches 85kg title

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