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Need of the hour is a solid opening pairIndian captain risked everything when he volunteered to bat with Sehwag 
Easy for Andy Roddick and Serena WilliamsJames Blake, Lindsay Davenport and Maria Sharapova move up Cricket Pakistan's gameplan has helped India gain confidence In the final analysis, I thought the Indians stuck to their job pretty well, writes Bishan Singh Bedi Indian security team's denial NEW DELHI: The five-member security team that visited Pakistan to assess safety measures at the cricket venues ahead of the on-going Test and ODI series has denied that it rejected Pakistan Cricket Board's (PCB) original schedule of having the ... HP fights back PANAJI: Timely return to form by opener Nishal Gaur (42 batting) and Paras Dhogra (41 batting) and their unbeaten 72-run partnership for the fourth wicket enabled Himachal Pradesh to score 112 for three in 51 overs in reply to Goa's 347, on the ... Ratings: Dravid moves up; Sehwag still on 7th Dubai: Rahul Dravid, who scored an unbeaten 128 against Pakistan in the Lahore Test, has moved up to joint fourth spot in the latest ICC Test ratings for batsmen. Dravid leapfrogged his Pakistan counterpart Inzamam-ul-Haq and is now level with ... Other Stories
Tennis Good start for Paes-Damm Bhupathi to partner Martina Hingis Other Stories
Hockey It's time for IHF to address chief coach issue CHENNAI: Clueless and caught in a dilemma, the Indian Hockey Federation seems haunted again by the issue of National coach. Said to be miffed by factors, which remain inexplicable, chief coach Rajinder Singh (Jr.) is out of the ambit of the ... Other Stories
Badminton Chen Hong starts well BIRMINGHAM: : Defending champion Chen Hong reached the second round of the men's singles at the All-England Open badminton championships on Wednesday. The seventh-seeded Chinese, also the 2002 champion, needed 34 minutes to beat Yousuke ... Billiards & Snooker 
Memorable trip for MananHis remarkable potting does the trick Chess Anand draws, Topalov catches up NEW DELHI: Viswanathan Anand agreed to a 15-move draw with Ivan Sokolov before being joined in the lead by World Champion Veselin Topalov after four rounds of the Corus chess tournament at Wijk aan Zee, near Amsterdam, on Tuesday. Anand, ... Other Stories
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