Dipika breaks into top 100 in squash rankings
Force India enjoys best Formula One test run
Security work for Beijing Olympics goes through details
China’s air quality has improved ahead of Olympics: Rogge
IHF vice president quits after hockey debacle
Kahn suspended for critic article
Top against bottom in Spanish clash of contrasts
Sania Mirza and Cara Black storm into semi-finals
Real Madrid return to Liga battle after Euro failure
Yellow card: Cricket goes the football way
Madkekar gets better of Nelord in DSCL national opener
Subdued Germans go home quietly after Euro final loss
Bhupathi-Knowles out in first round
Sri Lanka would have quit if Harbhajan wasn’t cleared
Davis Cup: India play World Group play-off in Romania
Atwal moves up to 26th in Miami golf
Sri Lanka beat England by 10 wickets, enter World Cup semis
‘Sri Lanka will be a force to reckon with in World Cup’
Mcinnes set to become Bangladesh cricket coach
By Qaiser Mohammad Ali
IANS
Chittagong : Richard Mcinnes, the Australian who guided Bangladesh to the under-19 World Cup plate title in 2004, is all set to replace Dave Whatmore as Bangladesh's national cricket coach.
Vettel claims China pole as Brawn GP are finally beaten
Olympics graft-free due to stringent oversight: China
Two more Indians qualify for Commonwealth Boxing finals
Italian Serie A football standings
Prayag United signs up Costa Rican midfielder
Fennell’s apprehensions were based on old CAG report
ICC defends its decision to postpone Champions Trophy
Sri Lanka opt to bat against Pakistan
Kuranyi goal gala as Schalke hit five in Bundesliga
Cabinet clears funds for Commonwealth Games venues
India fined for slow over rate
Scoreboard: India vs. England; First Test, Tea – Day four
Anand well placed to retain Morelia-Linares title
Pakistan-Sri Lanka series will produce quality cricket, says Yousuf
New Pakistan coach Lawson hoping for Yousuf to return
Athletics federation suspends varsity sports body
Ashton scores for West Ham in draw with Leyton Orient
By IANS
London : Dean Ashton scored his first goal for West Ham United in almost a year as the Hammers recorded a 1-1 draw Tuesday in their pre-season friendly against Leyton Orient at Brisbane Road.
The striker hit an unstoppable shot from 30 yards after 15 minutes, which swerved past Glenn Morris in goal, reports the Premier League website.
Adam Boyd then fired narrowly wide for the League One club, before scoring a stunning equaliser after 20 minutes.
Morgan keen on reviving India-Pakistan cricketing ties
Hyderabad aiming to build a solid fan base for IPL
Poor serve, missed chances proved costly: Somdev
Hyderabad Heroes beat Lahore Badshahs in ICL first final
Fourth India-Pakistan ODI: Statistical highlights
Rathore to be the flagbearer for India in Olympics
Karun Chandhok makes F1 debut in Barcelona
I have proved my critics wrong: Chetan
India can’t hope to win second Test: Hayden
Durgesh Kumar wins fifth silver for India in Youth Olympics
Asia Cup India’s first meaningful hockey venture after Olympic setback
IOC has new system to add or drop Olympic sports
Guatemala City : The International Olympic Committee (IOC) has introduced a new flexible system to add or drop sports from future Olympics.
Promising Bengal under-19 cricketer dead
ICL proves a point with T20 championship
Lunch scoreboard: India vs New Zealand, First Test, Day two
Rain dashes Knight Riders’ hopes; Daredevils’ chances brighten
World Cup over for refs Rosetti, Larrionda
Olympic rehearsals made Halliwell’s birthday bizarre
China holds anti-terror drills ahead of Olympics
BCCI grants Rs.15 mn to revamp Constitution Club
Dhoni overcomes cramps to star in India’s win
By Qaiser Mohammad Ali
IANSDhaka : Mahendra Singh Dhoni, overcoming leg cramps, and Dinesh Karthik scored half-centuries to propel India to a five-wicket win over Bangladesh in a rain-affected first One-day International here Thursday in the three-match series.
Star pullout of Commonwealth Games not good: Sports Minister Gill
Brazilian Rivaldo signs for AEK Athens
Sir Alf Ramsey to inspire England footballers again
Boucher was given out wrongly, says Cricket Australia’s umpires manager
Spain must bounce back against Honduras
Haryana exempts golf clubs from entertainment levy
Third Test: Sri Lanka 175/4 at tea
An athletic association of Muslims in Manipur celebrates diamond jubilee
Lee, Watson, Symonds in Australia’s Twenty20 World Cup squad
Pakistan parliamentary panel wants strict action on Afridi
Manipur top medals tally with 14 wushu gold
Daredevils beat Royal Challengers by 17 runs
Sania advances in Wimbledon doubles.
Scoreboard: India vs Zimbabwe, Twenty20
Beijing Olympics: Shooters Rathore, Jung fail to qualify for final
Games opening ceremony tickets sold out: Official
Malaysian hockey’s father Sultan Azlan Shah dead
Results and standings of Spanish Primera Liga
India win toss, elect to bowl against Australia
FA Cup winners could get Champions League berth
US Open: Bhupathi-Mirnyi advance, Bopanna-Yan bow out
UN chief congratulates China for successful Olympic Games
I only wanted to hit bad balls: Misbah
Games Federation pats Organising Committee
Bafana eager to show numbers mean nothing
India, Australia teams arrive in Chandigarh
Victory for India as Harbhajan in, Bucknor out
Jeev scripts Indian success story in European golf
Knightriders come to Mohali in controversial, trying times
Michael Hussey snatch sensational victory for Australia in semi-finals
India beat Pakistan to win Twenty20 World Championship
FIH to continue with video umpire referrals in World Cup
Clarke dismisses Kirsten’s comments over Symonds’ absence
Court issues notice over weightlifter Monica Devi’s plea
Putin meets Olympic chief ahead of 2014 Winter Olympic decision
Guatemala : Russian President Vladimir Putin met with the head of the International Olympic Committee (IOC) in Guatemala Tuesday, a day before the IOC announces the host country for the 2014 Winter Olympics, a Kremlin spokesman said.
Bucknor to officiate in Bangladesh-South Africa series
We need an Olympic programme: Bindra
South Africa is having a ball – with World Cup
Jeev stays in top 10; five Indians make the cut
Durand Cup: JCT beat Sporting Clube; Air India held by TFA
Three Pakistani players quizzed by ICC officials
Olympic torch begins India run
Former Tour de France winner Riis admits to doping
Copenhagen : Denmark's former cyclist Bjarne Riis ended months of speculation Friday when he conceded that he had used EPO blood doping in his 1996 Tour de France win.
Asian Cup top three guaranteed 2011 berths
By Xinhua
Jakarta : The top three teams in the current Asian Cup will receive automatic berths to the 2011 finals, along with the host country, the Asian Football Confederation (AFC) announced Tuesday.
The winners of the AFC Challenge Cup competitions in 2008 and 2010 will also qualify for the 2011 tournament automatically, according to the AFC statement.
Should the same team win both in 2008 and 2010, the runners-up from AFC Challenge Cup 2010 shall qualify along with the champions, it added.
Rain clears the Olympic skies, cools Beijing
Government allocates Rs.6.78 bn for 2010 Commonwealth Games
Netherlands elect to field against West Indies
Sporting ruin Churchill’s dream of I-League crown
Donadoni says Italy can beat anyone
Vikram Mathias of Red Rooster tops in Nashik
50-over cricket may end in two years: Pietersen
No comment on captaincy, open to guiding juniors: Sachin
We have been aggressive in Mohali Test: Gambhir
Government allows free import of shooting pellets
Modi replies to third BCCI showcause notice
Wayamba Eleven elect to bat against Victoria
Mohali preparing to celebrate Tendulkar record
Lazio improve standing in Italian Serie A
Australia need 348, India eight wickets, to win Perth Test
Military World Games: Holders Egypt crush Qatar in football
Sri Lanka make confident start against India
Bundesliga football results and standings
Karnataka colts crowned overall aquatic champs; Total 28 new National records set
Beijing Olympic-qualified Virdhawal Khade, Lekha Kamath adjudged best swimmers
By Pervez Bari, TwoCircles.net
Bhopal : Karnataka were crowned overall team champions while Maharashtra had to be content with the runners-up tag at the conclusion of 34th Junior National Aquatic Championship here at the Prakash Taran Pushkar. In all there were 28 new National records set during the championship with the boys claiming 13 and girls 15.