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THE GREG CHAPPELL COLUMN
Sourav needs to re-establish himself
It has been a tough year for Sourav Ganguly. The Indian team has struggled since performing so well on the tour of Australia where he confirmed himself as a fine leader and played one of the finest ever captain's knocks during the first Test in ...

We'll be aggressive throughout: Ponting
BRISBANE, NOV. 17. Ricky Ponting expects New Zealand to try and stifle Australia with a defensive gameplan, so he says he'll up the stakes and go on the attack from the first ball in the first cricket Test. ``New Zealand will go defensive and ...

When South Africa was at its best
INDIA VS SOUTH AFRICA TEST SERIES COUNTDOWN — 2 DAYS TO GO

Roddick soldiers on
HOUSTON (TEXAS), NOV. 17. Second-ranked American Andy Roddick switched tactics to defeat Tim Henman of Britain at the ATP Masters Cup while Lleyton Hewitt and Marat Safin beat foes returning from long layoffs. Roddick, who lost three of four ...

Cricket
  • Gujarat has Karnataka on the mat
  • Kerala in dire straits
  • Sharath scores 22nd Ranji century
  • Unbeaten 103 by Jadeja
  • Ananthapadmanabhan joins elite club
  • South Zone regains Trophy
  • Junior World inauguration today
  • Avtar, Sanjay hit hundreds
  • India targets third spot in Test table
  • Unbeaten century by Naveen
  • Sri Lankan board gags Muralitharan
  • Worcestershire signs up Akhtar
  • No sweat for FAPS
  • Green Park pitch gets green signal
  • Easy for Choice


    • Tennis
  • Vishaal Uppal in quarterfinals
  • Mirjakar upsets Murtuza
  • Kanwar advances


    • Hockey
  • Delhi, Orissa, UP cruise into quarterfinals
  • PHL — a major fillip to the game
  • BSF has it easy


    • Badminton
  • Indian squad for Toulouse Open


    • Basketball
  • Oxford in semifinals
  • St.Joseph's HSS wins title


    • Boxing
  • Holyfield suspended


    • Carrom
  • South begins on winning note


    • Chess
  • Abhijit Kunte lifts title
  • The girl who impressed Kasparov


    • Cycling
  • TI cycles to sponsor National meet


    • Golf
  • Irina Brar holds on to lead
  • Shiv Kapur takes lead


    • Polo
  • Easy for Aravali


    • Sailing
  • Tarapore-Kapila duo ahead


    • Sports : General
  • Chennai wins overall championship


    • Swimming
  • Shikha's day out


    • Table Tennis
  • Treble for Shreethi
  • Easy win for West Godavari


    • Volleyball
  • Khaja Mian HSS in final
  • Indian Navy posts win



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