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Cricket
India faces a stern test
KOLKATA, NOV. 17. The maidan has witnessed some historic events, each moment treasured in the hearts of millions of cricket lovers. Triumphs and failures have brought varied, and passionate reactions, at times wild too, but the spirit of this ...
Ganguly racing against time to get fit
KOLKATA, NOV. 17. Sourav Ganguly is racing against time to get fit and lead India against Australia in the TVS Cup tri-series final here on Tuesday. The Indian captain, who sustained a groin injury in the crucial Hyderabad day-night game ...
Other Stories

  • Chance for youngsters to prove a point
  • A mockery of selection process
  • Bengal follows on
  • Hemant's hundred helps Kerala take lead
  • LOIs at the Eden Gardens
  • Gambhir scores century, but Delhi not yet out of the woods


    Tennis
    Weather disrupts schedule
    DEHRA DUN, NOV. 17. It looked an extended holiday for the players, as bleak weather played havoc with the schedule, in the ONGC $10,000 ITF Futures tennis tournament at the Doon School Complex here on Monday. After three days of intermittent ...


    Billiards & Snooker
    Advani puts it across Hartley
    HYDERABAD, NOV. 17. It is not always easy to face one of your best friends and that too in the inaugural match of a prestigious event. But, 18-year-old Pankaj Advani put sentiments firmly behind him to record a 150-53, 152-69, 150-56 win over ...


    Chess
    Humpy back to winning ways
    KOZHIKODE, NOV. 17. Koneru Humpy, after dropping half-a-point on Sunday, won both her games in the Oilum 30th National women's `A' chess championship at the Chess India Complex here on Monday. The top seed from Andhra has 13.5 points after 14 ...
    Kasparov crushes X3D Fritz
    CHENNAI, NOV. 17. Former World chess champion Garry Kasparov closed the position at the earliest possible moment to hand X3D Fritz a crushing defeat in a one-sided third match game and level the scores in the `Man vs Machine' at the New York ...
    Venkatesh, Das share lead
    BIKANER, NOV. 17. A dull draw on the top board saw M.R. Venkatesh and Arghyadip Das remain in the lead after six rounds of the National junior chess championship at the Veterinary College auditorium here on Monday. A tally of 5.5 points kept ...



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