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CRICKET
Professionalism is the need of the hour
Hopefully, the Team Pawar will have time to discuss the future of Indian cricket, writes Makarand Waingankar

Mega plans for domestic game
Neo Sports to be launched on Oct.1

AQUATICS
Arjun, Richa are the best
Four records set on final day

TENNIS
Ancic advances with ease
Rastogi loses to Phau

I wish we had TV umpires in all tournaments: Moya
The former French Open champion feels that he has the energy to go for 600 Tour wins

GENERAL
IOA has little to show on Code compliance
The truth is the IOA simply does not have an anti-doping programme

Cricket
  • Hat-trick by Aiyappa
  • No CEO for BCCI
  • `Inzamam will be made scapegoat'
  • Raiphy to lead
  • A clean sweep for India
  • Five-wkt. haul by Panchapakesan


    • Tennis
  • Argentina humiliates Australia
  • Sania climbs to 59th spot
  • Easy for top seeds


    • Hockey
  • MEG boys overcome BEML


    • Football
  • Valencia proves a point at Nou Camp
  • Vijayan saves TN the blushes


    • Chess
  • Sai Meera scores two tactical wins


    • Golf
  • Ian Woosnam enjoys a bubbly week at Ryder Cup
  • Atwal finishes tied 21st
  • Jeev stays on top


    • Racing : Horse
  • Arturo, Psychic Strength please
  • Buddy Brothers bags main event
  • Thousand Stars fancied


    • Sports : General
    PBG-Artillery wins polo title
    HYDERABAD: Presidents Bodyguard-Artillery team won the title in the Army Commanders Cup polo tournament by beating Hyderabad Polo and Riding Club-2 by a margin of 12-11 goals after a penalty shoot out had to be conducted to decide the issue at ...

    Other Stories

  • World Military Games in Hyderabad
  • Dasara Games from today
  • Balasubramanian and Laxman among leaders
  • The heat is on DTTA
  • Letters


    • Swimming
  • Indian swimming team to be named today



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