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Mpingi

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Pietersen, Bell help England set challenging target
Australian bowlers come back strongly in the second half of the innings

Bangladesh pulls off yet another stunning win
It's not only a potentially fatal blow to South Africa's hopes but also throws the tournament wide open

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`Greatest ever triumph'
GEORGETOWN: Bangladesh captain Habibul Bashar hailed his country's stunning 67-run victory over World No.1 South Africa on Saturday as the `team's greatest ever triumph.' Bashar's sentiments were reflected in his country as fans took to the ...

TENNIS
Leander to India's rescue again
Injured Bopanna loses a thrilling five-setter

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Endorsement issue: provision for seniors
MUMBAI: The senior players in the Indian team, who are committed to product endorsements exceeding three in number, would not come under the caveat ordered by the Working Committee of the BCCI here on Saturday. Captain Rahul Dravid, Sachin ...

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Placing trust on Dravid
Ganguly's `self absorbed' approach comes in for a critical view

Cricket
DDCA representative did not attend BCCI meeting
MUMBAI:

Other Stories

  • No conflict, says Dravid
  • Orissa finishes second
  • Punjab takes the honours
  • BCCI draws flak on endorsements issue


    • Tennis
    Golovin in final
    Amelia Island (Florida): France's Tatiana Golovin moved a step closer to her first WTA Tour singles title, beating Ana Ivanovic 6-4, 3-6, 6-4 in cold and windy conditions on Saturday in the Bausch & Lomb semifinals. The eighth-seeded Golovin, ...

    Russia, Sweden in semifinals
    USA and Germany also make the last four

    Hockey
  • EME edges out S. Railway


    • Football
  • Salgaocar crowned champion
  • Air India sneaks through
  • FC Nania beats SBT


    • Athletics
  • Usha spells out the way


    • Boxing
  • Four Indians in semifinals


    • Golf
  • Randhawa wins with lowest ever score
  • Appleby leads Woods and Rose by a stroke


    • Racing : Horse
  • Out Of The Blue fancied
  • Avec Plaisir wins feature


    • Sailing
  • Chaturvedi-Maruthi win


    • Shooting
  • Samaresh finishes 13th


    • Sports : General
  • TDFA clinches title



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