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15TH ASIAN GAMES DOHA 2006
Rana shoots India's fourth goldRecaptures the old magic to pin the 25-metre standard pistol title Billiards doubles bronze for India DOHA: Geet Sethi and Ashok Shandilya had to settle for bronze in the billiards doubles in the Asian Games at the Al Saad Sports Club here on Thursday. The Indian duo beat Vishan Gir and Sohail Shahzad of Pakistan 101-13, 102-9, 102-37 to ... Stop me if you can, says Warne MELBOURNE: Spin wizard Shane Warne has challenged Duncan Fletcher's claim that England team had sorted him out and asked the rival camp coach to come up with a plan to stop him from leading the Australians to another Ashes victory. ``I'm sure ... ASIAN GAMES Rowers provide a silver lining Impressive display by Bajranglal Takhar, men's four team CRICKET Ganguly, Pathan turn it around for India Morkel knocks the stuffing out of the visitor's top order Cricket Tennis Hockey Football Athletics Basketball Chess India blanks Turkmenistan Doha: India had a satisfying day, overcoming a few hiccups to blank Turkmenistan 3-0 in the second round of the Asian Team chess championship. India and Qatar lead this 21 nation, 9-round Swiss with 5.5 points each. Second seed China was ... Soumya holds Vijayalakshmi Chennai: National Junior Girls champion Soumya Swaminathan missed a golden chance to defeat top seed and six-time National champion Vijayalakshmi Subbaraman in the opening round of the 33rd Win TV National women `A' chess championship here on ... Shetty, Jha keep lead NEW DELHI: Draws on the top three boards kept International Masters Rahul Shetty and Sriram Jha in the lead at 8.5 points after the 10th and penultimate round of the Subroto Mukherjee memorial international rating chess tournament at Subroto Park ... Other Stories
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