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COMMONWEALTH GAMES Rathore lives up to his reputation Anuja adds another gold to the Jung family collection COMMONWEALTH GAMES - HOCKEY 
Surinder Kaur puts India in finalResilient Australia overcomes England's stiff challenge in semifinals COMMONWEALTH GAMES - BOXING Three Indians in final Aparna dethrones Li Li PETER ROEBUCK COLUMN - SHOOTING FROM THE HIP 
Tendulkar doesn't deserve thisTENNIS Natasha enters semifinals To meet Sandy Cricket Northern Rly. bags title HYDERABAD: Northern Railway recorded a three-run win over Western in the final of the all-India inter-railway women's cricket tournament here on Wednesday. South Central Railway ended third beating Eastern by 61 runs. The scores: ... South Africa desperate to rediscover form CRICKET / Shaun Pollock returns for second Test Tendulkar probably short on self-belief After the Test series, there is a buzz about Sachin Tendulkar's visible fallibility. It is not so much the loss of ability as it is lack of confidence. Tendulkar is still a great player and all his skills are intact, but probably he is a bit ... Other Stories
Tennis Moya books a shot at Nadal MIAMI: : Former World No. 1, Carlos Moya of Spain, booked a second-round shot at his sensational young compatriot Rafael Nadal on Wednesday at the $6.9 million WTA and ATP Masters Series tournament here. Moya, the 1998 French Open champion, ... Other Stories
Hockey Football Athletics Billiards & Snooker Chess Racing : Horse Sports : General The Results Athletics: Men: 400m hurdles: 1. Louis Van Zyl (RSA) 48.05s, 2. Alwyn Myburgh (RSA) 48.23, 3. Kemel Thompson (Jam) 48.65. 800m: 1. Alex Kipchirchir Rono (Ken) 1:45.88s, 2. Achraf Tadili (Can) 1:46.93, 3. John Litei Nkamasiai (Ken) ... Other Stories
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