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It was just a hollow win for India
Bulawayo: There are victories and victories. Some are hard-fought battles unto death, others insouciant celebrations of superiority. Few are hollow, still fewer pyrrhic. India's innings win in less than four days over Zimbabwe at the Queen's ...

ALL IN THE GAME
Avoidable controversy


COMMENT
Ganguly should quit gracefully
There is simply no room for Ganguly in Indian cricket's new scheme of things. The sooner he accepts this reality the better for him, writes Nirmal Shekar

Cricket
Captain, coach head off in different directions
It becomes imperative for the Indian Board to get involved

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  • I always feel I'm doing my job right, says Ricky Ponting


    • Tennis
    Sania Mirza hoping for the best
    KOLKATA: Sania Mirza, the top Indian woman in world tennis, said that she hoped to return to winning ways in the $1,70,000 WTA Sunfeast Open. Seeded third in the main draw of the biggest women's tournament in the country, Sania said that she was ...

    Other Stories

  • A wet welcome for the Swedish team
  • It's Nadal vs. Coria in China Open final
  • Rohan Gide, Poojashree clinch titles
  • Russia takes 1-0 lead


    • Football
  • East Bengal keeps winning


    • Racing : Horse
  • Among Dreams wins main event
  • Parthenon appeals most
  • Hugo for Poonawalla Million
  • Hesperus, Aristotle, Slavic catch the eye
  • Millionaire impresses
  • Acindar shines
  • Star Angel pleases


    • Sports : General
  • Andhra blanks Kerala
  • Centenary cricket from Monday; JIRS triumphs
  • AIU's directive shocking
  • Phoenix Residential School enters semifinals


    • Squash
    Dipika bags a double
    MUMBAI: Dipika Pallikal, displaying skills and control worthy of a champion, overcame second seed Anvesha Reddy in straight games in both U-19 and U-15 finals between Tamil Nadu players. The 13-year-old Dipika picked up Rs. 18,000 for the U-19 ...

    Table Tennis
  • Bhavana to meet Zeba in final
  • Double for Sundar



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