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Pujara plays a captain’s knock; Indian A beat Windies A by two wickets
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Cheteshwar Pujara led India ‘A’ to a thrilling two-wicket win with an unbeaten 96-run knock on the fourth and final day of the first unofficial Test against the West Indies ‘A’...
French Open: Clay King Nadal to fight it out with Ferrer in semis; Sharapova too in last four
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Clay King Rafael Nadal makes semis without dropping a set; notches 50th win in Paris, says a report in Hindustan Times. Rafael Nadal defeated fellow Spaniard Nicolas Almagro 7-6...
Mixed day for Indians at Roland Garros: Sania-Bhupathi enter final while Leander-Vesnina knocked out of French Open
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As Sania Mirza’s backhand winner blew away their opponents off the red claycourts of Roland Garros, the 25year-old could only smile. After all, the crushing shot earned herself...
Break ke baad after IPL: Gambhir shows his commitment, plays for ONGC in Lala Raghubir Trophy
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A week’s break after his maiden IPL triumph, Gautam Gambhir was back on the cricket field and this time in flannels for his office team ONGC in Lala Raghubir Trophy - one of...
With HI set to retain two goalkeepers, India might regret at depleted bench in London Olympics
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With Hockey India likely to budget for two ’keepers for London, India could have a depleted bench, writes Hindustan Times. “Hockey India (HI) looks set to retain PR Sreejesh —...
Boxer Vijender sets his eyes on punching to bigger glory in London Olympics
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Believing in the mantra that age is no bar, Vijender Singh, who will be leading the Indian boxing contingent to London Olympics said that he can climb the podium since he is much...
WICB finally knows the value of IPL's most valuable player, Gayle included in Windies ODI squad
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Indian Premier League most valuable batsman and winner of the Orange Cap in the last two editions, has been finally included in the West Indies squad. West Indies Cricket Board...
Anand has become mentally old and there's no spark in the champion's play: Nigel Short
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Englishman Nigel Short, who challenged Garry Kasparov for the world title in 1993, tells The DNA that there is no spark in Viswanathan Anand’s play and that the world chess...
Yuvraj likely to unleash his batting prowess in Moin-ud-Dowla Cup & Buchi Babu Trophy before making full-fledged comeback
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Yuvraj Singh is a fighter and nobody can question his spirits when it comes to cricket. He ofought the deadliest of disease and now is on the path to fitness and ready to unleash...
Mission Olympics: Problems plenty for Michael Nobbs before the selection trials
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Though it wasn’t the kind of finish India would have wanted in the Azlan Shah Hockey, nevertheless, the podium finish in tournament seems to have pleased Michael Nobbs. However...
Mission Olympics: Saina look to boost her confidence at Thailand Grand Prix before the Games
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Saina Nehwal would look to boost her confidence ahead of the London Olympics when she starts as the top seed at the Thailand Grand Prix Gold beginning with the qualifiers in...
Gelfand was a tough nut to crack; the fifth title was the toughest to win: Anand
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Viswanathan Anand made India proud by winning his fifth World Chess Championship title a few days ago, but what went into the making of a champion is not that everybody knows....
Sports & controversies: Sexual harassment on junior wrestlers; is it a case of false framing
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The alleged sexual harassment of junior wrestlers is emerging as a case to frame one of the coaches — Ajit Maan or Vishnu Das —by 'forces' in the Wrestling Federation of India...
Amnesty! What’s that? Kapil asks Rajiv Shukla to explain its meaning
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Legendary Kapil Dev and BCCI have been at loggerheads ever since he Kapil endorsed the rebel cricket league ICL some five years ago. And when after the BCCI justified its...
I hope Sachin plays his innings in Rajya Sabha like he plays in Test match, says Gavaskar
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MP Sachin Tendulkar has generated a lot of debates some terming it a right decision on part of Sachin Tendulkar to join the Upper House while others hailing the decision of the...
Anand advises MP Sachin to enjoy his new role; Dhoni says he will play his innings well in Rajya Sabha too
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Sachin Tendulkar took oath as a member of Rajya Sabha on Monday has found enough support from the sporting fraternity. World chess champion Viswanathan Anand said that Sachin...
AIFF-IMG Rs 700-cr deal that promised much but failed to deliver
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It has been 17 months since the federation brought on board a new commercial arm, but it has done little good so far, says a report in Hindustan Times. “To the All India Football...
MP Sachin will be as good as the Master Blaster on the cricket field: MS Dhoni
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As Sachin Tendulkar is about to take oath as Rajya Sabha member, Mahendra Singh Dhoni hopes India’s batting maestro will be as successful in the Parliament as he was on the...
Sorry Garry I won’t retire so soon, says Anand with an eye set on winning in India
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It’s strange that World Champion Viswanathan Anand has won all the elite championships abroad. Tehran, Mexico, Bonn, Sofia and now Moscow. Viswanathan Anand’s World chess titles...
Poor Jayadevan! At least ICC should have tried the Jayadevan method for a year: Gavaskar
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Poor V Jayadevan, says Sunil Gavaskar, writing in The Times Of India that the ICC has once again rejected his method of calculating target scores in weather-affected...
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