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15TH ASIAN GAMES DOHA 2006 - CHESS
Koneru Humpy brings smiles on Indians' faces
The GM wins individual women's rapid event

CRICKET
Team spirit did the trick
Every S. African contributed to the winning cause

Is Tendulkar returning to form?


TENNIS
Indian men make shock exit
Paes and Bhupathi lose in straight sets

Cricket
  • Ahmed Khan scalps six
  • Bengal earns two points
  • Delhi picks up two points
  • Kerala gains two points from drawn game
  • Karnataka scores easy win
  • Captain's knock by Venugopala
  • Ojha ensures lead for Hyderabad
  • Clarke steers Australia to safety
  • Lee fined
  • V.R.V. Singh and Gambhir join squad
  • Bangladesh wins


    • Tennis
    Shilpa, Parvathy in semifinals
    THIRUVANANTHAPURAM: Shilpa Verma and Parvathy Vijayan entered the women's singles semifinals of the 49th K.G. Menon memorial all-Kerala tennis tournament at the TTC courts here on Monday. The results: Boys' under-14 (Singles ...

    Other Stories

  • Akash made to sweat


    • Hockey
  • India swamps Bangladesh


    • Football
  • Yenepoya posts win
  • Real beats Bilbao, closes in on Barcelona
  • Mohd. Sporting holds Bagan


    • Athletics
  • AFI refuses to rule out Seema


    • Chess
  • Mondal shocks Deepan


    • Equestrian
  • Maribashetti's day out


    • Golf
    Jeev — from 376 to 47
    New Delhi: Jeev Milkha Singh broke into the illustrious list of world's top 50 golfers to become the first Indian to be eligible to play in the Masters. Jeev's triumph in the Japan Tour's Nippon Series elevated him eight places to be 47th in ...

    Other Stories

  • Arjun's team takes trophy


    • Racing : Horse
  • Gruezi, Tigresse Noire show out
  • It's Bold Faith vs. Coco Chanel
  • Friendly Fire wins main event
  • Star Angel triumphs


    • Shooting
  • Three bright shooting stars


    • Sports : General
  • Brij tennis: Zainab Ali overcomes Anushka
  • Hawk emerges winner
  • Indian Bank and IOB enter semifinals
  • Karan rallies to beat Jai Gandhi
  • Indian cueists make an impressive start
  • Andhra posts win
  • Letters
  • Results at a glance
  • India beats Maldives in football
  • Ratnakaran, Natarajan share lead
  • Manan, Dhruv shine
  • Bangalore Urban teams triumph
  • Indian Bank wins


    • Weightlifting
  • Pawina sets world record in weightlifting



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