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Injuries cost us dear: Aakash Chopra

Delhi captain Aakash Chopra said that nature of defeat at the hands of Uttar Pradesh in their Ranji Trophy match was very disappointing as things definitely “did not go for the team the way they should have gone.”

India reach 100 in style

On February 10, 1952, when India had won their first Test match by beating Donald Carr’s England by an innings and eight runs in Madras, “the scenes at the finish,” the Wisden Almanac says, “were surprisingly subdued.”

India beat SL, registers 100th Test win

India beat Sri Lanka by an innings and 144 runs in the second cricket Test in Kanpur.

Smith wary of pepped up English side

South Africa captain Graeme Smith has described England’s one-day team as a 'formidable force'.

Sodhi gets WC silver with personal best

Ronjan Sodhi matched his personal best by shooting 194 in the double trap event at the ISSF World Cup in Minsk...

Chetan Anand, Sayali lift Tata Open titles

Top seed Chetan Anand and national champion Sayali Gokhale scored contrasting victories in their respective title-clashes to lift the men's and women's singles crowns in the 2nd Tata Open Badminton Tournament here today.

Beckham suffers from asthma

34-year-old Beckham was photographed on Sunday using an inhaler during LA Galaxy's 5-4 defeat on penalties by Real Salt Lake.

Soderling gets the better of Nadal

Sweden’s Robin Soderling returned to haunt Rafael Nadal at the ATP World Tour Finals, beating him 6-4 6-4 in their opening Group B round-robin clash.

Don't let Test cricket die: Warne

Spin legend Shane Warne has called on the game’s managers to take urgent steps to keep Test cricket alive and popular among the spectators.

Karthik flown in as cover for injured Dhoni

Stumper Dinesh Karthik has been flown in as a last minute back-up for injured India skipper Mahendra Singh Dhoni ahead of the second cricket Test against Sri Lanka starting here on Tuesday.

Hope floats on dead wicket

Over four days, a total of 1,376 runs have been scored at just under four an over, with one batsman getting a big double-hundred and four others getting to three figures.

Semenya can keep medal: SA govt

The International Association of Athletics Federations (IAAF) has agreed that South African runner Caster Semenya will keep her 800 metres...

Saina, Bhat out of China Super Series

Saina Nehwal’s poor run at the tail-end of the Super Series leg in the Far East continued, with a 17-21 21-8 21-13 second-round exit at the China Open...

Ready for the real thing

Since the Indian team last played a Test match in April this year, they’ve been involved in 16 one-dayers and five T20 internationals.

Sachin greatest batsman: Ganguly

Ex-India captain Sourav Ganguly described Sachin Tendulkar as the greatest batsman of his generation.

Ishant is the future of Indian bowling: Ganguly

Ishant had one or two bad games but that's going to happen in India where you play on flat wickets and fast outfield, said Sourav Ganguly.

Agassi says he wrote tell-all for his kids

Agassi said he has no regrets about baring his life in his memoirs and his use of crystal meth despite criticism from the tennis community.

Nadal does it the hard way again

Rafael Nadal kept winning the hard way at the Paris Masters, overcoming fellow Spaniard Tommy Robredo 6-3 3-6 7-5 to reach the quarter-finals.

Tiger opens with a 66 in Australia

Tiger Woods lived up to eight months of anticipation in Australia by running off three straight birdies late in his round of a 6-under 66.

Federer stunned by Benneteau in Paris

World number one Roger Federer sank to a surprise defeat against unseeded Frenchman Julien Benneteau in the ATP Paris Masters.

Germany goalkeeper Robert Enke dead

Robert Enke, the Hannover and Germany goalkeeper, killed himself by apparently throwing himself before a train. He was 32.

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