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With Kumble, it's all about the heart
On the South African tracks he could prove effective with his subtle variations

Sania Mirza breezes into final
DOHA: Sania Mirza ruled the centre court as she dismissed world No.21 and top seed Na Li of China 6-2, 6-2 in the women's semifinals of the 15th Asian Games here on Tuesday. The 20-year-old Hyderabad girl, attempting to redeem her reputation ...

ASIAN GAMES
Manjeet anchors India to 4x400m relay gold


ASIAN GAMES
China puts it across Pakistan
India steamrollers Chinese Taipei; Korea in final

Pathan turns to Akram again
Move highlights the urgent need for a bowling coach

Other Stories

  • Boje announces retirement
  • Jaspal Rana declared the best


    • Cricket
  • Gujarat salvages two points
  • Chandrashekar Raghu fashions Karnataka's thrilling win
  • Match peters out into tame draw
  • Under-performers will be called back: BCCI
  • Saurashtra loses to Andhra
  • Mumbai, TN set to enter final
  • Baroda foils Delhi's designs
  • Good bowling by Shamsunder
  • Kalidoss scalps seven


    • Football
  • AIFF signs MoU with DFL
  • Baros helps Villa share honours


    • Athletics
  • Abdulla, Geetha declared the best


    • Basketball
  • Iran men in basketball semifinals
  • Bharatidasan in quarterfinals


    • Chess
  • India sitting pretty
  • Swati Ghate in sole lead


    • Equestrian
  • Junior National equestrian from Dec. 15


    • Golf
  • Shruti in lead


    • Racing : Horse
  • Eclair Blanche in fine fettle
  • Moon Emperor has a chance
  • Thundering Power impresses
  • Dilnawaz bags main event


    • Sports : General
  • India finishes eighth
  • LMPC wins handball title
  • Medals tally
  • Results at a glance
  • Rajesh wins bronze in Laser Radial Open
  • FAPS bags two titles
  • A shot in the arm for WADA
  • Shitul and Leckspok shine
  • Bodybuilder banned
  • SAIL in semifinals


    • Weightlifting
  • Vadivelu, Monika Devi retain titles


    • Wrestling
    Geetika fetches wrestling silver
    Doha: Geetika Jakhar and Alka Tomar stole the limelight as India claimed a silver and a bronze medal from the women's wrestling events of the 15th Asian Games here on Monday. The 21-year-old Geetika had to be content with a silver medal as she ...


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