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Injury concerns cloud second Test


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Kensington Oval will be ready only by January 2007
Requests for World Cup tickets have come even from Antarctica

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Selectors keeping the doors open
It's going to be a tough outing for India in Lanka in testing weather conditions

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The art of reverse swing
Chennai: The batsman departs with shattered stumps and dreams, undone by a swinging delivery of pace and venom. The ball is old, but it still does the damage. Reverse swing can sting. If the Pakistani pacemen can lay rightful claims to ...

Cricket
  • Lanka not to take South Africa lightly
  • Bring on the best: Ponting
  • Hyderabad, Kurnool in last four
  • Panja's nomination adds further twist to elections
  • Pavan, Prithviraj set up victory
  • Indian team at Pegasus Centre


    • Tennis
    Goldstein shows Hewitt the door
    LOS ANGELES: Paul Goldstein, a journeyman professional who has never cracked the top 50 on the ATP Tour, scored one of the biggest wins of his nine-year career on Tuesday night, upsetting former No. 1 Lleyton Hewitt, 6-4, 6-4, in the first round ...

    Other Stories

  • Bopanna, Mankad advance


    • Hockey
  • Australian trainer joins Indian team
  • Baldwin boys blank St. Germain
  • Big win for Coorg Blues


    • Athletics
  • Powell in sublime form


    • Carrom
    Vizag carrom team
    The following have been selected to represent Visakhapatnam in the Andhra State sub-junior carrom championships to be held in Guntur from July 28 to 30: Boys: N. Rahul, A. Pawan, N. Rohit, A. Hemant, N. Ramana and Y. Lokesh. ...

    Other Stories

  • Bad health forces Nirmala to give walk over


    • Chess
  • Negi held
  • Neelotpal among leaders
  • Tania holds Igor
  • Joshi remains in lead


    • Racing : Horse
  • Snow Tiger impresses
  • Tallahassee, Copenhagen shine
  • Arturo catches the eye
  • Heros Friend triumphs
  • Senor Pele well prepared


    • Shooting
  • Jaspal Rana finishes sixth


    • Sports : General
  • India crashes out
  • Olympic medals stolen
  • Easy win for Andhra Bank
  • Gold for Shyam
  • Vizag triumphs


    • Table Tennis
  • TT tournament from today
  • Indian girls enter semifinals


    • Volleyball
  • Big trouble in the back court?



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