- Jaffer's triple ton grinds Saurashtra
Chennai: Skipper Wasim Jaffer notched up a triple century and Sachin Tendulkar blasted his way to a ton as Mumbai batted themselves into a strong position against Saurashtra on the second ....
- My son is role model for the nation, says Milkha Singh
Chandigarh: Legendary athlete Milkha Singh feels that his golfer son Jeev is the new face of Indian sports and has made the country proud with his extraordinary performance last year.
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- Three Indians in British Open junior squash semis
Sheffield: Three Indians, Dipika Pallikal, Kush Kumar and Mahesh Mangaonkar reached the semi-finals in their respective sections at the British Open junior squash championship here.
- Chennai loss was tipping point for Pietersen: report
London: The lost Chennai Test against India in December seems to have been the "tipping point" for England cricket captain Kevin Pietersen in his relationship with head coach Peter Moore....
- Tamil Nadu 296/2 against Uttar Pradesh in Ranji semis
Nagpur: Abhinav Mukund and Murali Vijay took Tamil Nadu to a strong position on the first day of their Ranji Trophy semifinal against Uttar Pradesh here on Sunday.
Mukund, with a stro....
- Bopanna a match away from qualifying for Chennai Open tennis
Chennai: Rohan Bopanna, the Indian Davis Cup player, moved into the third round of the qualifying competition for the ATP Chennai Open tennis tournament with a 6-4, 6-4 win against compa....
- Indian board to launch corporate cricket
New Delhi: The Indian cricket board will launch an inter-corporate tournament to generate employment for cricketers.
The winners will get Rs.10 million (approx $200,000).
The ....
- Gavaskar, Kapil, Bedi in cricket's Hall of Fame
Sydney: Former India captains Sunil Gavaskar, Kapil Dev and Bishan Singh Bedi were among the 55 cricketing greats who were inducted in the International Cricket Council's (ICC) newly-formed ....
- Pakistan blocks hockey, squash tours of India
Karachi: Pakistan on Friday blocked its hockey and squash teams' tour of India because of the tense relations between the two countries, with Sports Minister Aftab Shah Jilani saying the a....
- Government policy axes Sunitha, Shikha from Fed Cup team
New Delhi: Tennis players Sunitha Rao and Shikha Uberoi became the first casuality of the government's policy on player representation as they were dropped from the Indian Fed Cup squad ....
- Corruption case filed against Kerala cricket body
Kochi: The state vigilance department on Friday registered a case against office-bearers and others of the Kerala Cricket Association (KCA) after a cricket enthusiast complained to a special....
- India and England plan five-Test cricket series
London: India and England cricket boards are about to ink a deal for a five-Test series.
In the past 30 years, the series between the two countries have been for just three Tests and the....
- BCCI jeopardising Sri Lanka's Pakistan tour: media reports
Karachi, Jan 1 (IANS) Pakistan's hastly-arranged home series against Sri Lanka has fallen into scheduling problems because of Indian cricket board's interference, according to media report....
- Pay Rs5 mn or see house blown up, Dhoni told
Ranchi: Indian cricket captain Mahendra Singh Dhoni, who was provided the highest 'Z category' security cover by the Jharkhand government after his family was sent a threatening letter, on W....
- Government announces anti-doping panels
New Delhi: The government has constituted an anti-doping disciplinary panel to check incidents of drug abuse by sportsmen.
The nine-member panel will be headed by Dinesh Dayal, retired ad....