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CRICKET
Kallis and Kemp take South Africans home
Yuvraj's brilliant effort pushed to the background; Indians lose a crucial toss

Pakistan pulls off a creditable victory
Kaneria's googlies too much for England middle order; Akhtar claims 150th Test victim

Cricket
  • Inzamam happy
  • England may play in small towns
  • Sunil and Naresh prop up City XI
  • Indians holding Dhoni back is a plus for us: Smith
  • Indian colts have net session
  • No immediate plan to change tour itinerary: PCB
  • Toss-up between MacGill, Bracken
  • Harbhajan fined for angry gesture
  • Rhodes to hold fielding lessons
  • Aditya bats well
  • Nepal enters semifinals


    • Tennis
    Davydenko masters Gaudio


    Jayraj, Adnyaa in final
    MUMBAI: Jayraj Desai and Adnyaa Naik (both Maharashtra) barged into the under-16 boys and girls' singles finals of the Tata AIG Life super series junior tennis championship here on Wednesday. The results: Boys: U-16: semifinals: Vikram ...

    Other Stories

  • Anger at Masters pullouts justified, says Federer


    • Hockey
  • Champions Trophy: telecast arrangements finalised


    • Football
    Kerala far from impressive in its win
    To take on Maharasthra in the first semifinal

    Other Stories

  • Australia books a World Cup berth


    • Athletics
  • Sandeep wins gold


    • Basketball
  • Ankita Ashok sails into semifinals


    • Chess
    Indians have their task cut out
    NEW DELHI: The Indian challengers will be looking to raise their level in the remaining seven rounds of the World junior chess championship that resumes in Istanbul late on Wednesday after a day's rest. So far, only Tania Sachdev and to an ...

    Other Stories

  • Cash awards for Srinath, Grover


    • Golf
  • Pathania leads in Shillong Open
  • Atwal, Randhawa set to make history


    • Racing : Horse
  • It's Moon Emperor vs. Rahil
  • Star Angel claims Guindy Gold Cup
  • Taurian, Witch Doctor shine
  • Serrafina has an edge
  • Mysore races cancelled
  • Yes Es Yes Ses impresses


    • Racing : Motor
  • Narain to reveal his plans soon
  • Rally cancelled


    • Sports : General
  • Ram Lal bags a double


    • Squash
  • Maharashtra `A' regains title


    • Volleyball
  • State volleyball



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