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Sunita dope scam panel to submit report in next 3 days
New Delhi: The one-man Sushil Salwan enquiry committee, set up by the Amateur Athletic Federation of India to probe into the Sunita Rani doping scandal, has completed the enquiry process but will still need three or four days more to submit the report.
Ganguly closer to final GM norm; team prospect bleak
Bled (Slovenia): International Master Surya Shekhar Ganguly moved a step closer to his final Grand Master norm even as his team failed to get past 33rd seed Macedonia and settled for a 2-2 draw in the 11th round of the 35th Chess Olympiad here.
Davangere to host ITF Futures from November 11
Bangalore: A $ 10,000 International Tennis Federation (ITF) Futures tournament would be held in Karnataka's district headquarters town of Davangere from November 11 to 16.
Cricket
ICC seeks full report from Proctor on crowd trouble
Bangalore: The International Cricket Council (ICC) said that it will receive a full report from match referee Mike Proctor on the crowd disturbances that interrupted the India versus West Indies One-day International in Jamshedpur on Wednesday, according to an official press release.
ICC delegation to inspect security measures in Zim
Bangalore: The International Cricket Council (ICC) on Wednesday announced that its security delegation will arrive in Zimbabwe on November 62, to begin a three-day inspection of the security arrangements and preparations ahead of the World Cup 2003, according to an official press release.
Rain washes out Namibia-Kenya third One-dayer
Nairobi: Torrential rain washed out the third One-day cricket match and prevented Namibia from staging another remarkable run against Kenya on Wednesday.
Border completes charity walk, showered with coins
Brisbane: Former Australian cricket great Allan Border was showered with coins as he completed his 1,000-kilometre (600-mile), month-long trek up Australia's East coast on Thursday.
Pakistan seeks return to winning ways in Zimbabwe
Harare: Pakistan will seek to emerge from three heavy defeats in Australia when it takes on Zimbabwe on Saturday in the first of two Test matches.
Hats off to BCCI: When in doubt, fight it out!
Kolkata: The Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) on Thursday dismissed doubts about the Indian cricket team's scheduled tour of New Zealand next month in view of the stand off between the cricket board and top players in that country.
I went through a pretty rough patch: Relieved Hayden
Brisbane: Matthew Hayden believes anything is possible on Friday after he rode his luck for an unbeaten century on the opening day of the Ashes series against England.
Jones to undergo knee surgery, to be out for 6 months
Brisbane: England fast bowler Simon Jones faces at least six months out of cricket after rupturing knee ligaments while fielding in the first Ashes Test against Australia on Thursday.
BCCI to think hard on allotting ties to 'rogue' venues
Kolkata: The Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) on Thursday strongly condemned the unruly crowd behaviour during the opening One-day International match between India and West Indies at Jamshedpur and promised to "think hard" before allotting international matches to such venues.
Hussain gamble backfires, Aussies thrash Eng bowlers
Brisbane: Matthew Hayden and Ricky Ponting pounded centuries for Australia as England endured a disastrous start to its Ashes campaign in the first Test at the Gabba here on Thursday.
Rain turns Pakistan tour warm-up tie into damp squib
Harare: Pakistan's warm-up match that began its month long tour of Zimbabwe ended on Wednesday following 20 hours of chilly rain.
Jones hurts knee, adds to England's injury woes
Brisbane: England fast bowler Simon Jones was taken to hospital after wrenching his right knee while fielding on the opening day of the first Ashes cricket Test with Australia at the Gabba on Thursday.
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