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  • Pujara marks his return with unbeaten half-century on Day One IE - Wed, Nov 18

    In his first competitive game since April, Cheteshwar Pujara hit an unbeaten 52 as Saurashtra put on 236 for the loss two wickets against Maharashtra.

  • Prerna falters at big stage, Solanki loses too IE - Wed, Nov 18

    A commendable semi-final appearance is what Delhi player Prerna Bhambri managed the last time she played a tournament in Pune, a $10,000 ITF event in October.

  • CCET claim cricket title IE - Wed, Nov 18

    A strong batting display by Chandigarh College of Engineering and Technology (CCET) saw them trounce Gobindgarh Public College, Alour by seven wickets in the final match to win the Panjab University Inter-College Cricket (Men) B-Division championship held at the PU grounds on Tuesday.

  • On a pitch with no bite, only Zaheer looked threatening IE - Wed, Nov 18

    You could see it in the way he was running in — focused, scheming, happy to help. You could tell just how much Zaheer Khan had missed playing for India from the way he celebrated — childlike, clapping his hands, sprinting to his team mates with an impish grin plastered on his face. Even so, the scoreboard at the end of the day indicated that India had missed him much more.

  • Play called off due to damp pitch IE - Wed, Nov 18

    The unseasonal downpour on Monday ended up ruining an entire day for well over 8000 citizens of Ghaziabad, who had gathered for first day's play of the UP-Baroda Ranji Trophy match.

  • Dharmani plays a lone hand as Punjab struggle IE - Wed, Nov 18

    As the teams retired after the day's play, the visitors' dressing room was markedly more animated than the hosts, and with enough justification.

  • Ris Mal claims gold IE - Wed, Nov 18

    NB Ris Mal Chand (RTSD and Saharanpur) bagged gold in the puissance jumping senior event on the last day of the Chandigarh Horse Show at Railway TA Ground on Tuesday.

  • Asian T-T: Indian men reach Champions Division IE - Wed, Nov 18

    To face defending champions China today The India men's team captain Achanta Sharath Kamal ran towards the court to lift Soumyadeep Roy in jubilation as soon as India registered a 3-2 win over Iran in the First Division semi-final.

  • Easy wins for PNB, SAI in Nehru hockey IE - Wed, Nov 18

    Punjab National Bank continued their winning spree in the 46th senior Nehru hockey tournament, winning 3-1 against Karnataka XI in their group match on Tuesday.

  • Men make it to Champions Division, women miss out IE - Wed, Nov 18

    The Indian teams failed to pick up from where they left off on the opening day of the Asian Table Tennis championships in Lucknow, as the women's team could not make it to the next stage on Tuesday.

  • Dilshan makes it anybody's Test IE - Wed, Nov 18

    The ugliness of his dismissal was in sharp contrast to the innings Tillakaratne Dilshan had played. Zaheer Khan, bowling round the wicket, put all he had into a bouncer which hit the deck hard and jumped over the batsman's right shoulder.

  • Chirag begin city league campaign in style IE - Wed, Nov 18

    Chirag United SC began their campaign in Calcutta Football League (CFL) in style, scoring a resounding 2-0 victory against BNR at Barasat Stadium on Tuesday.

  • Destitute TT players light up gala meet IE - Wed, Nov 18

    Young table tennis players from an orphanage in Hooghly district lit up the 3rd edition of the Children's Day TT Championship held at the premises of the Dakshin Kolikata Sevasram Sangha's ashram premises from November 14 to 16. The event was organized under the auspices of the Bengal Table Tennis Association (BTTA).

  • Indian teams begin strongly at Asian TT IE - Tue, Nov 17

    The Indian team got their campaign at the Asian Table Tennis Championships off to a flying start in Lucknow on Monday.

  • 'In today's greed-driven world, respect for parents is dwindling fast' IE - Tue, Nov 17

    In the present day materialistic world where the mad race for wealth is gaining ground to redefine our lifestyle in an ostentatious and pompous way, respect for parents is woefully dwindling or we may say, vanishing.


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