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CRICKET
South Africa enters semifinals in style
Makhaya Ntini, Shaun Pollock rip apart Pakistan batting line-up

Windies looks like champion material
The Indian batting order is not working at the moment, writes Viv Richards

PETER ROEBUCK COLUMN - SHOOTING FROM THE HIP
Time for chopping and changing has passed
Indian batting order has a makeshift look, writes Peter Roebuck

CRICKET
England looks to salvage some pride
West Indies doesn't want to lose the momentum, says Lara

HOCKEY
Nail-biting contests likely
Spotting the qualifiers has proved a daunting task

Cricket
  • Praveen and Vasudevadas shine
  • Shoaib, Asif forgo their right
  • Shahid and Abhinav among Ranji probables
  • `Amendment to be passed only if it is unanimously approved'
  • North Zone in driver's seat
  • Dattu Phadkar XI posts win
  • Windies wins a thriller


    • Tennis
  • Kashyap and Dhruthi triumph
  • Gonzalez in last four


    • Hockey
  • Harjinder on song


    • Football
  • AKGS pips IMNS


    • Athletics
  • Athletics medal winners felicitated


    • Badminton
  • Chetan Anand bows out
  • Sikki Reddy has it easy


    • Basketball
  • National schools basketball
  • MMC (Mysore) triumphs


    • Chess
  • Indians ensure three gold medals
  • Good day for Indians


    • Golf
  • Chowrasia, Ganapathy and Chirag share lead
  • Hasith in control


    • Racing : Horse
    Stafire for main event
    Pune: Stafire, who is in good shape, may win the Sir Sultan Chinoy Trophy (1,600m), the main event of the penultimate day's races here on Saturday (Oct. 28). False rails will be announced two hours before the first race. 1 DIAMANTAIRE PLATE ...

    Other Stories

  • Wafadar shines
  • Dama Grande and Song Of Stars please
  • Arabian Lady claims main event
  • Madras races postponed


    • Sports : General
  • SCR to meet Artillery in summit clash
  • Minister's call for sports planning
  • GVK-ITF tennis from today
  • MEG trounces Bombers
  • Cavalry Red in final
  • Kathirvelu, Mythili clinch titles
  • AP defeats TN
  • Good spell by Basha


    • Squash
  • Sujat, Aditya in limelight



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