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Awesome Australia in sight of a rare hat-trick
GROS ISLET (ST. LUCIA):

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Not really a good World Cup

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The metamorphosis of Jayawardene
KINGSTON:

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A match that forced us to confront stereotypes

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Indians were dull and flat, says Steve Waugh
HYDERABAD: "Why did he pick on us," asked Steve Waugh, for a moment sounding beleaguered. The former Australian captain, on a business visit to Hyderabad, was asked if he had spoken to V.V.S. Laxman. "No. I don't have his phone number," he said ...

TENNIS
India to meet Uzbekistan in the quarterfinals

Cricket

`Australia has the edge'

Squads for Bangladesh tour balanced, says Syed Kirmani

Sreesanth sparkles in Muthoot ECC B's win

Buchanan on relationship with Warne

McGrath climbs yet another peak

`WC could be cut by a week'

Buchanan tips `Pup' to succeed `Punter'

Tennis
Top three seeds ousted
BANGALORE: The top three seeds in 65+ singles were eliminated from the GVK-Stepak all-India senior tennis championship at the KGS Club courts here on Thursday. T. Sreedhar (AP) humbled the top seed Keshavaperumal (TN) 6-3, 6-0 in the ...

Other Stories

Thirani upsets Sodha

Rafael Nadal enters last eight

Chess
Kidambi among the leaders
NEW DELHI: Seasoned International Master S. Kidambi upstaged 10th seeded Armenian Grandmaster Tigran Petrosian to be among the 10 leaders after four rounds of the Dubai Open chess tournament at Dubai on Wednesday. Kidambi took his tally to 3.5 ...

Parimarjan shares seventh spot
NEW DELHI: Top seed Ivan Cheparinov easily defeated Parimarjan Negi to win the Sigeman chess tournament with a round to spare at Malmo, Sweden, on Wednesday. The 34-move victory for the Bulgarian raised his tally to 6.5 points from eight rounds ...

Racing : Horse

Everybody Counts has a good chance

Highland Wonder claims main event

Sports : General

Nethaji downs National

Athletes for State meet announced

Kumar hits century

Volleyball
TN boys top group
KOLKATA: Last year's semifinalist in the boys' section Punjab failed to qualify for the knockout phase from Group `D' as rank outsider Nagaland booked its berth along with West Bengal in the 29th sub-junior National volleyball championship at the ...

Weightlifting
Geeta Rani wins two bronze medals
NEW DELHI: Commonwealth Games champion and record holder Geeta Rani won two bronze medals taking India's tally at the Asian weightlifting championship to six at Taian in China's Shandong Province. Geeta lifted a total of 239kg, two kilos below ...

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