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‘Toast for the team, not individuals’

It’s a well-earned rest not just for the Sourav Gangulys, but Team India coach John Wright as well. And, after a couple of weeks in England, he is back home (Christchurch) to spend “quality time” with mother Helen and his kids — Harry and Georgi ... | Read..

Humpy wins first game

Playing attacking chess, Grandmaster Koneru Humpy beat World Cup champion Xu Yuhua of China in the first game of the Women’s ... | Read..

Senators grill PCB brass

The top brass of the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB), including chairman Shaharyar Khan, came under sharp criticism from the Se ... | Read..

India match top on Zico agenda

Japan coach Zico said on Saturday that he would be using the triangular friendly tournament with Iceland and England here to ... | Read..

John Wright says Sourav Ganguly’s superb 144 in the Brisbane Test set the agenda for Team India

Okoro fined $4700
East Bengal on Saturday slapped a $4,700 fine on Mike Okoro. The six-member disciplinary committee,.. | Read..

A spin in the right direction
The spin wing of the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) finally took a definite step .. | Read..

Chappell inks PCB contract

Former Australia captain Greg Chappell has signed a 30-day coaching contra ... | Read..

Vintage Guga tames Federer

Gustavo Kuerten taught the world’s best player Roger Federer a claycourt l ... | Read..

Schumi takes pole on home soil

German world champion Michael Schumacher put last weekend’s Monaco crash b ... | Read..

Sania storms into final

Continuing her dream run, Sania Mirza defeated Petra Russegier of Austria ... | Read..

Becker: I was too bulky to win the French

Boris Becker says he failed to win the French Open because he was too big ... | Read..

Toms in lead, Atwal out again

Defending champion David Toms fired an eight-under-par 63 in calm conditio ... | Read..

West Germany in full flight

The victorious German teamTwo years before lifting the World Cup on ... | Read..

Portugal faces terror threat

Corruption in Portugal would make it easy for terrorist groups to place a b ... | Read..

Aussies win them all

Fast bowler Jason Gillespie and opening batsman Michael Clarke guided Aust ... | Read..

Rain delays start on Day II

Captain Habibul Bashar smacked a stroke-filled 113 as Bangladesh enjoyed a ... | Read..

Score Lines
Get the finer details of the world of sport for your personal reference files. The scores super-bazaar. ... | Read..

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