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Munaf makes a big impression
India fielding five bowlers had a lot to do with the batting display of Dhoni and Pathan

COMMENT
Batting for bowlers
A sport can lose its essential greatness over generations without ever losing its mass appeal, writes Nirmal Shekar

Dementieva stops Sania


Bettering Manchester the aim
Melbourne: Indian athletes will be keen to shrug off the unsavoury off-field developments and let the medals do the talking when the 18th Commonwealth Games begins here on Wednesday. The Indians, aiming to better their fourth place in the last ...

Cricket
  • Kancheepuram clinches S.S. Rajan Trophy
  • India made a bold statement by going in with five bowlers
  • India has found a strong combination
  • Easy for Railways, Karnataka
  • Onerous task for Naik and Parsana
  • Ponting hoping for Warne's comeback
  • Kiwis retain squad


    • Tennis
  • Wiltschnig advances


    • Football
  • Dempo pips Salgaocar
  • HAL claims second spot
  • The FIFA-WAN agreement


    • Bridge
    Kerala teams for National
    KOCHI: Kerala will field two teams in the 37th summer National bridge championship which begins at Vythri Resorts in Wynad on March 17. "Being the host, we can field two teams," said the Kerala Bridge Association secretary Robins Jacob. ...

    Generalia
    Medals matter, but so do personal bests
    India must strive at least to match its Manchester performance, writes Rohit Brijnath

    Racing : Horse
  • Star Queen may score an encore
  • Slavic, Arizza impress
  • Acindar and Yess Boss catch the eye
  • Ministrel Heights may repeat
  • Unsatisfactory track conditions curtail races
  • Mysore fines


    • Sports : General
  • Hard-fought win for Sudhir
  • Samresh, Bindra clinch gold
  • Anju vows to be vigilant next time
  • Facile win for MICO



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