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SPORT - COMMENT
That was Best, could've been better
Nobody's life in sport could have been as stunningly colourful and as despairingly complex as was Best's, writes Nirmal Shekar

CRICKET
How will the wounded Lions respond?
Indians' energy on the field reflected thier mood and confidence levels

CRICKET
The Indians took us by surprise
Spinners may have a lesser role to play at Mohali

FOOTBALL
Sporting Clube pips Salgaocar
To fight it out with Mahindra United on Sunday

GOLF
Rohana soars after stunning eagle
Digvijay Singh leads Indian Charge; Atwal misses too many birdie chances

Cricket
  • Pagnis shines on day one
  • Imran lashes out at Inzamam, Shaharyar
  • Joginder and Amit do the damage
  • Chinmaya and Jeeveshwar take titles


    • Tennis
    Easy for Sriram
    NEW DELHI: Sriram Balaji knocked out the top seed B. Vikram Reddy 6-3, 6-2 to move into the under-16 boys' semifinals of the DSCL National sub-junior tennis championship at the DLTA Complex here on Friday. The 15-year-old Balaji, a trainee of ...

    Other Stories

  • Isha stuns Thassha Vitayaviroj
  • Coria crashes out


    • Hockey
  • Hat-trick by Harinder
  • Match drawn


    • Football
  • Webo's strike puts Osasuna on top


    • Athletics
  • Junior athletics meet


    • Basketball
  • Vijaya Bank quells a fighting JSC


    • Billiards & Snooker
    Pankaj completes double
    Pune: Pankaj Advani (ONGC) beat team-mate Sourav Kothari 4-0 to win the snooker title and completed a grand double in the Petroleum Sports Promotion Board's Open billiards and snooker championship which concluded here on Wednesday. Pankaj had won ...

    Carrom
  • IOC bags a double


    • Racing : Horse
  • Whisper City catches the eye
  • Southern Regent shines
  • Noble Flash claims Rising Star Cup


    • Sports : General
  • AOC enters final
  • Good Shepherd in final


    • Squash
  • Ritwik, Joshna in the fray



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