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Chappell still has a lot to offer: Moody

Sri Lanka coach Tom Moody was on Sunday effusive in praise of Greg Chappell, saying the former Australian captain can contribute a lot as he has a lot of experience and a huge bank of knowledge about the game.Chappell had upstaged fellow Australian ... | Read..

Das Munshi is ‘helpless’

Indian football has a perfect past, but Fifa president Sepp Blatter believes that is not enough to ensure a bright futur ... | Read..

President Kalam wants four top players

There were some pleasant surprises in store for Joseph Blatter when he called on President A.P.J. Abdul Kalam and Prime Mini ... | Read..

‘Officials need to be professionals first’

After Joseph Blatter’s plain talking, it is introspection time for the clubs. ... | Read..

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Super 8 Standings

Woolmer made no difference: Razzaq
Pakistan’s Abdul Razzaq has criticised their late coach Bob Woolmer, saying he was only in.. | Read..

Ricky Ponting wary of New Zealand
Australia captain Ricky Ponting believes New Zealand’s “love of a scrap” makes t.. | Read..

King calls for changes in Caribbean system

The West Indies coach, Bennett King, said Caribbean cricket needed cha ... | Read..

My best game, says Johnston

Captain Trent Johnston described his team’s World Cup Super Eight ... | Read..

Ireland qualify for ICC rankings

Ireland’s victory over Bangladesh have earned them a place in the ... | Read..

More needed than Pietersen heroics

It’s a knockout, with England hopefully springing their batman, rather ... | Read..

England, SA chase last semi-final berth

The South Africans call it a World Cup quarter final. England have ano ... | Read..

CSA seeks explanation

Cricket South Africa (CSA) has asked the team management for an explan ... | Read..

Success at the highest level hangs by a mere thread

Two weeks from now, we shall at last know who has won the World Cup. It is ... | Read..

Aussies not invincible: Ranatunga

Former Sri Lanka captain Arjuna Ranatunga contends that the Australian ... | Read..

Rana (67) stars in Bengal win

An explosive half-century by middle-order batsman Rana Chowdhury helpe ... | Read..

‘Free for all’ party

The World Cup’s organisers finally got it right on Sunday. Faced by a ... | Read..

Mahela, Silva take Lanka to 226

Captain Mahela Jayawardene helped rescue Sri Lanka from a precarious 2 ... | Read..

Delhi selections

Richpal Singh-trained Snow Deer may win the DRC Racing Official Cup ... | Read..

Sania slips one rung to No. 49

Sania Mirza has slipped another rung to No. 49 in the WTA rankings’ li ... | Read..

No fresh protests

There has been no untoward incident since Sunday afternoon when Sachin ... | Read..

India down Kazakhstan

Sunitha Rao and Shikha Uberoi helped India beat Kazakhstan 3-0 in the ... | Read..

1st title for Karlovic

Unseeded Ivo Karlovic captured his first ATP title when he beat qualif ... | Read..

Steffi struck by Agassi ‘slam’

Steffi Graf required three stitches after husband Andre Agassi inadver ... | Read..

Witnesses to be quizzed directly

The witnesses to be called to attend the Coroner’s inquest into B ... | Read..

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