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CRICKET
South Africa pulls out of tri-series
India, Sri Lanka to play three-match one-day series

CRICKET
England set to continue its merry ride
'Controlled chaos' compounds Pakistan's problems

SPORT - GENERAL
Taking a lesson in sporting awe
Sometimes it's good to halt for a moment, inhale athletes' brilliance, and marvel at what they do, writes Rohit Brijnath

HOCKEY
Gagan Ajit fashions India Seniors' victory
Chennai: Absorbing. No other epithet would be more appropriate to showcase the final of the Independence Cup. Crisp, combative and even charming, the hockey on view at the Mayor Radhakrishnan Stadium here on Wednesday was heart-warming. Put in ...

GENERAL
Indians dominate in badminton
Another draw, 1-1 effort against Nepal, in football

FOOTBALL
Al Qahtani's hat-trick does India in
Loss notwithstanding India's performance appreciated

Cricket
McMillan dropped
WELLINGTON: : Craig McMillan has been left out of the 30-man New Zealand squad for the Champions Trophy to be played in India from October. Coach John Bracewell said on Wednesday that 29-year-old McMillan, who has played 55 Tests and 175 ODIs, ...

Other Stories

  • Jagdish stars in Gujarat's win
  • Tri-series in Kuala Lumpur
  • 4-wkt win for Commercial Taxes


    • Tennis
    Federer gets past Srichaphan
    CINCINNATI:

    Shokeen bows out
    NEW DELHI: Virali Murugesan Ranjeet of Chennai knocked out the top seed Vivek Shokeen 4-6, 6-1, 6-2 in the pre-quarterfinals of the ITF Satellite tennis circuit second leg at the DLTA Complex here on Wednesday. In a duel that lasted nearly two ...

    Other Stories

  • Navratilova, Budge to be honoured at U.S. Open


    • Football
  • JJ CET takes the honours
  • Australia qualifies for Asian Cup finals


    • Athletics
  • Aikines-Aryeetey takes 100m gold
  • Anju ranked joint eighth


    • Badminton
  • Kashyap, Shruthi reigns supreme


    • Basketball
  • KSEB no match for ONGC
  • Pushpam College advances


    • Chess
  • Bakre in joint second spot
  • Anand starts favourite


    • Golf
  • Crowne Plaza Open from today


    • Racing : Horse
  • Mystical works well
  • Escravos shows out
  • Running Fantasy may score
  • Aleksei wins main event


    • Racing : Motor
  • JK Tyre National racing


    • Sports : General
  • Gagan the shutterbug
  • Chennai retains team titles
  • Rated players at the receiving end
  • Indian kabaddi teams for South Asian Games



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