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CRICKET
Will an upbeat India go for the jugular?
AHMEDABAD:

Battered Lankans to play for pride
Ultimately the team's performance is a matter of collective responsibility, writes Tom Moody

FOOTBALL
Nagaland holds Bengal


Goans begin with a bang
KOZHIKODE: The Goans were there in five of the last eight Santosh Trohpy finals. And lost every single one of them. This year though they are determined to set that record straight, and they couldn't have hoped for a better beginning than the ...

Cricket
Australia tightens the noose


Other Stories

  • Aruna has it easy
  • Suresh, Gnaneswar sparkle
  • Big win for Karnataka
  • Ganguly fails to find his rhythm
  • Dalmiya masterminded Ganguly's exit: Bindra
  • Bowlers call the shots
  • Sunil, Yuvraj scalp six each
  • England in a `viral' scare
  • Goa bundled out
  • Match abandoned


    • Tennis
  • Ljubicic downs Roddick to enter final
  • Naomi upsets Isha, wins title


    • Hockey
  • Australian eves emerge as automatic qualifiers
  • Naveen slots five


    • Football
  • Hat-trick by Kulbushan


    • Archery
  • India confident of a good show


    • Golf
  • Shiv Kapur retains sole lead


    • Racing : Horse
    Greyhound for main event
    Hyderabad: Greyhound, who is in rousing form, may extend his winning streak in the category I A.P. Commemoration Cup (1,400m), the chief event of the opening day's races to be held here on Sunday. There will be no false rails. 1 ABERADER ...

    Our Own Girl appeals most
    Chennai: Our Own Girl appeals most in the Gingee Plate (1,400m), the main event of the races to be held here on Sunday. 1 SAPTHAGIRI PLATE (1,000m), Maiden 2-y-o only — 1-30 p.m.: 1. Dashing Brave (6) C. Velu 55, 2. Destiny Boy (4) B. ...

    Other Stories

  • Bangalore races cancelled
  • King Cobra impresses
  • Mystical and Scintilating Skill please


    • Racing : Motor
  • A-1 Team India falters
  • MAI withdraws National status to JK Tyre karting championship


    • Shooting
  • Prithviraj wins


    • Sports : General
  • Neelam hearing to resume tomorrow
  • Siddarth wins title
  • Rafath reigns supreme


    • Squash
  • Prince Of Hearts shows out


    • Volleyball
  • Dhaka Club `B' posts win
  • Madras Engineering Group is champion



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