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Shiv, Mukesh, Feroz share honours at Cotton City golf
Coimbatore: Defending champion Shiv Prakash, in-form Mukesh Kumar and seasoned Feroz Ali returned with a card of four-under 68 each to share the honours on the inaugural day of the three-day Cotton City Golf open-2002, which began on Wednesday.
Special Olympics football tourney from September 23
Kochi: The Special Olympics national football tournament will be held from September 23 to 26 at the Command Stadium at Naval base.
Young guns ready to fight against mighty Aussies
New Delhi: As India takes on Australia in the World Group qualifying match of the Davis Cup tennis tournament, the focus will be as much on the younger players as on the ageing spearhead Leander Paes.
Cricket
Trescothick, Irani shine as Eng registers 108-run win
Colombo: England registered a comprehensive 108-run victory against Zimbabwe in a Champions
Trophy Group ‘B’ league match on Wednesday, sending warning signals to India ahead of its
crucial match on Sunday.
Maher to replace injured Martyn in tie against Bangla
Colombo: Australian batsman Damien Martyn, who top scored against New Zealand, will miss
Thursday's league match against Bangladesh in the ICC Champions Trophy at the Sinhalese Sports
Club Stadium on Wednesday due to a hip injury.
Dalmiya most incompetent BCCI chief: Dungarpur
Kolkata: Former BCCI president Raj Singh Dungarpur on Wednesday came down heavily on
current BCCI chief Jagmohan Dalmiya alleging that he had 'mishandled' all the issues during his
tenure in the past one year.
Pak was never under a cloud or suspicion: Manager
Colombo: Amidst conflicting reports on the International Cricket Council (ICC) clearing Pakistan
team of any wrongdoing, team manager Yawar Saeed on Wednesday said the question of
absolving his side did not arise because they were never under any suspicion in the first place.
We need good strike bowler, all-rounder: Ganguly
Kolkata: Indian skipper Saurav Ganguly feels that despite the absence of a number of key players, England would be tough opponents when the two teams clash in the ICC Champions Trophy group league match on September 22.
BCCSL denies reports of ball tampering allegations
Bangalore: The Board of Control for Cricket in Sri Lanka (BCCSL) wishes to state that the allegation in the 'Herald Sun Newspaper’ of September 18 that the Sri Lanka team is under investigation for ball tampering, is completely incorrect and untrue, according to an official press release from the International Cricket Council (ICC).
'Conclusion on technology use after end of tourney'
Bangalore: An early assessment of statistics for the experimental use of TV technology in the International Cricket Council (ICC) Champions Trophy has shown there have been 24 third umpire consultations, made in the first six pool matches, according to an official press release from ICC.
Dalmiya set to retain post, Shah may face contest
Kolkata: Jagmohan Dalmiya appears all set to be re-elected president while a keen tussle is expected for the secretary's post in the two-day 73rd Annual General Meeting of the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) beginning on Thursday.
Pakistan's defeat cleared of suspicion: Sources
New Delhi: An International Cricket Council investigation into Pakistan's defeat in the Champions Trophy last week has cleared the team of any wrongdoing, official sources said on Wednesday.
Lara confirmed with hepatitis, to miss India tour
Colombo: Star West Indian batsmen Brian Lara has been confirmed suffering from hepatitis. Lara has been advised two weeks of bed rest followed by four weeks of recovery time, agencies quoting hospital sources reported.
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