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Musharraf pat for Indian, Pakistan cricket teams
"Both played the game in true spirit"

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Special effort needed
Ramesh Powar may get a look in

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Australians run into big trouble


Move to vacate stay on SMS cricket scores
Revenue shared with Government: firms

Cricket
Vidyut fashions TN's win
Venugopala Rao's unbeaten century helps Andhra score a big victory

Other Stories

  • Indian line-up lacks balance
  • Gujarat beats Maharashtra
  • BCCI to combine tenders
  • Indian colts maintain a clean slate
  • Momentum clearly with Pakistan
  • Ishant, Suhail bowl Delhi to big win
  • A litmus test for Chappell
  • Alex propels Supersonic to victory
  • Six-wicket win for MCC


    • Tennis
    Golovin shows Sania the door
    PARIS: Sania Mirza's impressive first round win proved to be a flash in the pan as the Indian ace went down 4-6, 2-6 to French teenager Tatiana Golovin in her second round game at the $600,000 Open Gaz de France here on Thursday. Ranked eight ...

    Other Stories

  • Maharashtra men bag title
  • WTA supervisor happy with arrangements
  • Vinod leads the fray


    • Hockey
  • SAI swamps ITI


    • Football
  • Espanyol beats Deportivo
  • Under-20 team's exposure tour
  • HAL downs Royals


    • Basketball
  • Sathyabama Deemed varsity shocks Madras


    • Chess
    Neelotpal Das in joint lead
    Moscow: International Master Neelotpal Das, in hunt of his final Grandmaster norm, outwitted compatriot Himanshu Sharma to emerge as joint leader after the second round of the `A2' group on a productive day for the Indian contingent at the ...

    Golf
  • Shiv tied 24th;Ghei, Jeev miss the cut
  • Three Delhi golfers in semifinals


    • Racing : Horse
  • Sensuous Touch, Star Queen catch the eye
  • Najam Millennium, Aberlour excel
  • Lyocel and Winfoot impress
  • Star Of Windsor for Stayers Trial Stakes


    • Sports : General
  • Queen honours Ashes heroes
  • Rural sports facilities at panchayats
  • TN men defeat Kerala to book semifinal berth
  • Sikandar clinches gold
  • Easy for MRPL



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