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Dhoni — darling of the masses


Honours shared on opening day
MUMBAI: Aisam Qureshi blunted Rohan Bopanna's edge with powerplay and patience; Prakash Amritaj pulled Aqeel Khan off course with touchplay and tenacity. This mix of force and skill, light and shade amidst shared honours marked day one of the ...

SHOOTING FROM THE HIP
India and the winning habit
Hard decisions must be taken. Sometimes good men must be omitted

Cricket
  • England outclassed, outplayed by India: media
  • Take a decision on Flintoff
  • Ponting does a U-turn on Bangladesh's status
  • No Indian umpire in ICC Elite Panel


    • Tennis
    Perfect start for Australia
    MELBOURNE: Davis Cup rookie Chris Guccione and veteran Lleyton Hewitt took contrasting routes to give Australia a 2-0 lead over Belarus in their quarterfinal match here on Friday. Guccione beat Belarus No. 1 Max Mirnyi in three hours and 41 ...

    Nudnida to meet Miki Miyamura
    Cho-Kim pair takes honours

    Other Stories

  • Gujarat and Delhi claim the titles
  • Chikmagalur to host ATP Challenger
  • Sania-Liesel duo in semifinals


    • Hockey
    Western Railway triumphs
    Hyderabad: Western Railway defeated Northern Railway 3-1 in the final of the 65th all-India railway hockey tournament at the police hockey stadium in Begumpet here on Friday. After the teams were locked one all at half time, the second session ...

    Other Stories

  • Army XI routs Indian Airlines
  • Vijay Singh sizzles


    • Football
  • Chetri brace sinks Salgaocar
  • A strange date with the law
  • Maccarone is Middlesbrough's hero


    • Chess
    A day to remember for Mary Ann


    Golf
    Digvijay wins
    NEW DELHI: Digvijay Singh chanced on a judgement error by Ashok Kumar on the crucial 16th hole to win the Rs. 10 lakh DDA Open golf tournament by one stroke at the par-70 Qutab Golf Club course here on Friday. Both Digvijay and Ashok posted ...

    Other Stories

  • Indian women finish ninth


    • Racing : Horse
  • Cromwell in good shape
  • Star Phoenix wins main event


    • Sports : General
  • Volleyball summer camps from April 9
  • ASC to meet HAL
  • Rathore finishes eighth



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