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CRICKET
It's Pietersen's turn to score a century
England declares, sets West Indies a target of 401; Panesar picks up six wickets

CRICKET
Rain plays havoc with first Test
Chances of a prompt start on Monday does not look bright either

ATHLETICS
Ram Singh, Rina Das emerge winners
Pre-race men's favourite Kangogo pushed to second spot

Other Stories

  • Romantic Count may repeat
  • Ayan and Mintu shine on a day of hat-tricks


    • Cricket
  • BCCI secretary meets Whatmore
  • India to play tri-series in Bangladesh
  • SBT takes trophy


    • Tennis
  • Ashutosh loses in doubles final
  • Larsson defeats Krajicek
  • Jankovic has it easy
  • Rushmi Chakravarthi seeded first
  • Sood top-seeded


    • Football
    Palakkad creates history


    Other Stories

  • Drogba strike sees Chelsea triumph
  • Farook College in last four


    • Basketball
  • Easy for Chennai


    • Bridge
  • Indian seniors triumph
  • Afsar, Paul triumph


    • Chess
    Negi in joint lead
    NEW DELHI: Parimarjan Negi recorded his third straight victory in the World Youth Stars chess tournament by overpowering Ukraine's Grandmaster Yuriy Kuzubov at Kirishi, Russia, on Saturday. The 47-move victory kept Parimarjan in joint lead with ...

    Other Stories

  • Anilkumar gets top billing
  • Sivanandan claims title
  • Muthalagappan wins title
  • Sasikiran in sight of title


    • Golf
  • Von Nida passes away
  • Wen-teh is champion; Ghei finishes third


    • Racing : Horse
  • Bourbon King wins main event


    • Shooting
  • Pilaniya wins bronze


    • Sports : General
    TNBA defeats Indian Army
    Periakulam: The Tamil Nadu Basketball Association registered its second successive win defeating Indian Army, New Delhi 69-50 in the summit league of the 48th P.D. Chidambara Sourya Narayanan Memorial Trophy all-India basketball tournament at PSD ...

    Other Stories

  • Thiruvananthapuram wins title



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