- Beach ball that denied Liverpool victory donated to UK football museum
- Chelsea star Deco still haunted by drug rehab rumour
- Brit tennis star Murray hits out at critics ahead of London showdown
- Team India, Sri Lanka arrive in Kanpur for second Test
- Sri Lankan cricketers Dilshan, Prasad injured, unsure for second Test
- Green Park stadium's scoreboard, the only manually operated scoreboard in India
- Clarke's ultimate dream is Australian captaincy
- Winning more important to Murray than money
- Nadal says Agassi's 'lying' revelations are "terrible for tennis"
- Liverpool will be in top four of the league table, vows Benitez
Not a champion anymore
M Shamsur Rabb Khan, Sat, 3 Jan 2009
Nothing could be as worse for the Australian cricket team in recent times than two defeats in a row. And that too on its home soil: first, at Perth, where South Africa beat Australia by
Only citizens can represent India in sporting events
NI Wire, Fri, 26 Dec 2008
In reply to a Delhi High Court directive to formulate a uniform policy, the Government of India on Friday decided to allow only Indian citizens to represent the country in any sporting event
India regains #2 spot after Test series win
NI Wire, Wed, 24 Dec 2008
After clinching a 1-0 victory in the two-match Test series against England, the Indian cricket team has regained its second position from South Africa in the latest ICC Test ratings.
England strikes back with quick wickets
NI Wire, Mon, 22 Dec 2008
Loss of three quick wickets in the second innings pushed India on the back foot despite having a handy 151-run lead on the fourth day of the final cricket Test against England at Mohali
Mohali Test: Dravid slams century
NI Wire, Sat, 20 Dec 2008
Ending his long miserable run with the bat, batsman Rahul Dravid has finally slammed century, his 26th one, after a nine months gap





