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Brett Lee suffers broken foot
By Neeraj Nanda Melbourne, February 5: Cricket Australia today confirmed Australian fast bowler Brett Lee has been diagnosed with a broken foot following a fielding incident in Friday night’s KFC T20 International against India at the MCG. Cricket...
Tendulkar misses elusive 100th century on day 2
Sachin Tandulkar batting on day 2. PHOTO: Neeraj Nanda/SAT By Shobhit Nanda Melbourne: Sachin Tendulkar again missed a golden opportunity to get his 100th international century after being bowled by Peter Siddle in the final over of the day. Tendulkar...
No DRS gives India the edge on Day 1
From Shobhit Nanda Melbourne: Australian debutante Ed Cowan was one of the twin victim of India’s day 1 bowling attack which would have been overturned had Decision Review System (DRS) was being used in the current India vs Australia test series....
Shera has been superbugged
By Prabhat Shunglu New Delhi: The claims of British doctors and scientists can always be re-doubted whether the New Delhi bug actually originated from the capital of the country it has been named after before long it was claimed to have travelled to...
IPL: Money-laundering enterprise.
By Ranjit Devraj NEW DELHI, Apr 25 (IPS) - Allegations that India’s junior foreign minister Shashi Tharoor had swung outsize ‘sweat equity’ for a female friend in a newly floated professional cricket league franchise may have cost him...
Delhi CWG 2010 boss to visit Australia
By News Bureau Melbourne: Mr. Suresh Kalmadi, Chairman of the organising committee for the New Delhi 2010 Commonwealth Games, will be visiting Australia next week, coinciding with the arrival of the Queen’s Baton Relay, the Australian Commonwealth...
Queen’s Baton sets off a 190,000 km journey from London
Queen Elizabeth II, Indian President Prathiba Patil, Indian Sports Minister M.S. Gill and CWG2010 Organising Committee Chairman Suresh Kalmadi at the launching of the Queen’s Baton Relay 2010 in London on Oct.29, 2009. PHOTO: CWG2010 LONDON, October...
Oz to train Indian hockey players
From Our Correspondent New Delhi: Australia has decided to help revive Indian hockey. Visiting Australian Foreign Minister Stephen Smith announced that starting next year, two players — a male and female — and a coach will get free training...
Indian President to attend Queen’s Baton Relay in London
By our correspondent New Delhi: India’s President Prathiba Patil will be present on 29 October, 2009 in London when the Queen’s Baton is launched by Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II . The President has accepted the invitation of Her Majesty Queen...
