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After a frantic chase, England goes 2-1 up
NOTTINGHAM: England stuttered and stumbled to victory against Australia in the fourth Test at Trent Bridge, seen home by Matthew Hoggard and Ashley Giles, both far more skilled with a ball than a bat, in an eighth wicket partnership of 13 that ...

The Men in Blue will be looking to get some momentum going
HARARE: The two teams beaten in Bulawayo travel to the Harare Sports Club for the third match of the Videocon tri-series on Monday seeking better fortune. Zimbabwe was out-batted by New Zealand and India out-bowled. Though neither side has ...

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Bond's presence makes the difference


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  • Another thoroughbred steed


    • Cricket
  • Maharashtra shocks President's XI
  • NCA has the upper hand
  • Bangalore comfortably placed


    • Tennis
  • Federer starts as favourite, as usual
  • Sania's quest for second WTA title proves elusive


    • Hockey
  • FIH president lauds Dhyan Chand's legacy


    • Football
  • Clean slate for Chelsea
  • Bagan beats Sporting


    • Athletics
  • Overall title for Kancheepuram


    • Badminton
  • Aneesh enters quarterfinals
  • Asian meet from Sept. 6


    • Basketball
  • S. Rly. women triumph


    • Racing : Horse
    Da Vinci Rose claims feature
    Hyderabad: Da Vinci Rose (Suraj Narredu astride) won the Deccan Bookmakers Association Fillies Trial Stakes 2005, the feature event of the races held here on Sunday. The winner is owned by M/s M. Rama Krishna Reddy, T. Venkatram Reddy and Miss ...

    Other Stories

  • Royal Ruby for Major Mir Mujtaba Hussain Memorial Cup
  • Ronin clinches main event


    • Racing : Motor
  • Rayomand in roaring form


    • Sports : General
  • Assumption triumphs


    • Squash
  • Joshna storms into final


    • Table Tennis
  • Indian paddlers bow out


    • Volleyball
  • Argentina dashes India's hopes


    • Weightlifting
  • Kerala wins overall championship



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