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Cricket
Indian batsmen seal series win
DHAKA, DEC. 27.There was never any doubt as to who would triumph, the moment India opted to field a full strength side in the deciding contest against Bangladesh at the Bangabandhu National Stadium here on Monday. Only, the move was contrary ...

Magnificent century by Kallis
DURBAN, DEC. 27. Jacques Kallis might have been excused if he had run a flag-waving circuit of the Kingsmead ground after his magnificent century against England on the second day of the second Test. Instead he walked quietly off the ground as if ...

Other Stories

  • Whatmore happy with team's progress
  • Tamil Nadu has it easy
  • Chance for Indian women to rectify shortcomings
  • Bangladeshis savour historic win
  • Good knock by Ramachandran
  • Easy for Emirates
  • British Parliamentary team for India
  • R. R. Gymkhana beats T.N. Colts
  • SBT, Ernakulam CC in semifinals
  • Big win for Virtusa
  • Orissa triumphs
  • Yogesh, Vageesh shine
  • Easy for Stalwarts
  • Jamia University lifts title
  • Globstar posts win
  • Century by Vijay
  • Herons beats Jawahar


    • Tennis
  • Indian team for Melbourne


    • Hockey
  • France embarrasses India
  • BPCL crushes CoE


    • Football
  • Duff keeps Chelsea on top
  • Two-month suspension for Subrata Paul
  • Italian players seek emergency trips home


    • Basketball
  • Delhi, Tamil Nadu women score wins
  • Narrow win for Sports Hostel


    • Boxing
  • Meena Kumari too good for Phuru Lamu


    • Chess
    Tremendous year for Anand
    CHENNAI, DEC. 27. Even as the Indian cricket team continues to please and perplex fans alternately, another sporting demi-god mesmerised us right through 2004 with his level of consistency. Chess Grandmaster Viswanathan Anand won every ...

    Other Stories

  • Arun Prasad jumps into sole lead
  • Ramyakrishna in sole lead
  • Three share lead
  • Prathyusha ahead
  • Three in lead
  • 0Chandrahawsa leads


    • Cycling
  • Sanjay Khatre wins Mumbai-Pune race


    • Golf
  • Prakash triumphs


    • Korfball
  • Facile win for AP


    • Sports : General
  • PSPB will compete in cue sports
  • Delhi downs Karnataka
  • Banajee wins title
  • VSKGC posts wins


    • Swimming
  • Sandeep makes a big splash


    • Volleyball
  • Kozhikode crashes out
  • Tuticorin beats Coimbatore
  • MG opens with a win



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