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Paes-Rikl pair enters final of Nasdaq-100 Open
New Delhi: India's Leander Paes and Czech Republican partner David Rikl defeated American duo Bob Bryan and Mike Bryan 3-6, 7-6 (7/2), 6-4 to enter the final of the Nasdaq-100 Open ATP Tennis Masters Series in Miami, Florida, on Friday.
Germany defeats NZ, Pakistan downs South Korea
Kuala Lumpur: World champion Germany edged New Zealand 3-2 on Friday and will meet Pakistan in the final of the five-nation Azlan Shah men's field hockey tournament.
National
Delhi pugilist demoralises opponent in pre-quarters
New Delhi: Delhi boxer H K Belwal packed powerful punches in an impressive performance to outsmart Khimanand of CISF on the second day of the 49th Senior National Boxing Championship on Wednesday.
Cricket
Bahutule scalps six, Elite ‘C’ bowled out for 247
Vijayawada: A brilliant show of leg spin bowling by Sairaj Bahutule (6 for 41) helped Elite ‘B’ bowl out Elite ‘C’ for 247 and take the vital 143-run lead on the third day of the Duleep Trophy match at the IGMC Stadium on Saturday.
PCB disappointed over Indian tour cancellation
Karachi: Pakistan said on Saturday the cancellation of its cricket tours with rival India was disappointing and violated the spirits of sport.
ECB offers Zim compensation for WC boycott
Harare: The England and Wales Cricket Board (ECB) is to pay the Zimbabwe Cricket Union (ZCU) an undisclosed sum of money in compensation following the England players' boycott of their World Cup fixture, due to have been played on February 13.
Jayasuriya named Lanka captain for Sharjah
Colombo: Sanath Jayasuriya, who resigned as Sri Lanka's captain last week, will lead a 15-member national squad in the upcoming One-day cricket tournament in Sharjah, officials announced on Saturday.
India calls off Pak tour, Pakistan retaliates
Kolkata: India on Saturday formally called off its ICC-scheduled cricket
tour of Pakistan next month, prompting a retaliatory action from the
other side which said it also would not send its team to India next
year.
I want to be as fit as possible on a long tour: Martyn
Sydney: Batsman Damien Martyn will miss the start of Australia's cricket
tour of the West Indies because of a finger injury, the Australian
Cricket Board (ACB) said on Saturday.
Sharjah Cup converted into a quadrangular affair
Sharjah: The Emirates Cricket Board (ECB) confirmed on Friday that the Sharjah Cup will go ahead next week, with Kenya and Zimbabwe taking the place of South Africa, which pulled out because of security fears. The April 3-10 tournament will pitch the African sides against Pakistan
and Sri Lanka, ECB administrator Mazhar Khan told.
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