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FOOTBALL
Tragic end to a brilliant career
CHENNAI: Former India football captain, V.P. Sathyan, met with a tragic end here on Tuesday when he was knocked down by suburban electric train at Pallavaram station. He was 41. Sathyan is survived by his wife and a daughter. An assistant ...

CRICKET
Tendulkar ready to fire on all cylinders


TENNIS
Wanted: Wit and wisdom at athlethes' `pressers'
In the time of the agent, the manager, the minder, the impulsive athlete and the memorable quote is a rarity, writes Rohit Brijnath

Kumble unlikely to be picked for tri-series in Sri Lanka
Mumbai: Anil Kumble, who emerged with a 23-wicket haul in the four-Test series in the West Indies, is almost certain to spend the English summer bowling for Surrey and is not likely to be picked for the tri-series in Sri Lanka. The news from ...

Cricket
  • Australia `A' takes first day's honours
  • LG ICC Test rankings: Dravid at No. 2
  • Anirudh, Akshath slam double centuries
  • BCCI appoints delegation for women's tour
  • Srinath to be match referee for Sri Lanka-SA Test series
  • BCCI issues summons to Dalmiya


    • Tennis
  • Kiran sails through
  • Schnyder struggles to beat Osterloh


    • Hockey
  • Triumphant under-18 women's team returns


    • Football
  • Cristiano will be able to cope: Ferguson
  • Thuram disagrees with Zidane
  • Football fraternity expresses shock


    • Athletics
    Felix wins fifth straight women's 200m race
    MADRID: World champion and Olympic silver medallist Allyson Felix won her fifth straight 200metre race in the Madrid meeting on Monday. The 20-year-old American crossed the line in 22.73 seconds, just five-hundredths of a second faster than ...

    Other Stories

  • Women's relay team earns bronze; China way ahead of rest


    • Basketball
  • Indians have the potential: Garnett


    • Chess
  • Shetty, Kunte among leaders
  • Sahaj holds Mamedov


    • Racing : Horse
  • Bratz, Exclusive Gesture please
  • Queen Of Destiny in fine fettle
  • Star Princess works well
  • Realtor shines


    • Racing : Motor
  • Suspense continues for the drivers


    • Sports : General
  • Mrudula wins cadet girls' title
  • Double for Subramanian, Praksh


    • Squash
  • Shoaib Hassan clinches title
  • Sandeep bows out



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