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Indian Oil Asia Cup 2004
India contain Lanka
Part-time spinners Virender Sehwag and Sachin Tendulkar revelled on a slow wicket to help India restrict hosts Sri Lanka to 228-9 from 50 overs in the Asia Cup final here on Sunday.
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Hosts in box seat
Marcus Trescothick became the first man in the 40 Tests played at Edgbaston to score hundreds in both innings as England set West Indies 479 to win the second Test here Sunday.
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Gayle stands tall as Eng press on
West Indies opener Chris Gayle defied England's victory charge with an unbeaten 65 on the fourth day of the second Test at Edgbaston here on Sunday.
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Nitol-Tata National Football League
MSC's test by Russel today
The first big match of the fourth Nitol-Tata National Football League takes place today when Mohammedan Sporting Club and emerging power Sheikh Russel Krira Chakra lock horns in the last game of the second
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Life in Lanka
Pakistan will host the next Asia Cup in 2006, an executive committee meeting of the Asian Cricket Council (ACC) decided here on Sunday.
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Blessing of Asia Cup
Hotels in the Sri Lankan capital dusted their "house full" signs for the first time in decades as thousands of fans arrived here to watch India play in Sunday's Asia Cup cricket final against the hosts,
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Historic Trescothick ton
England opener Marcus Trescothick became the first player in history to score hundreds in both innings of an Edgbaston Test when he made 107 in the second innings against West Indies here Sunday.
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Richards wants Lara's head
Former West Indies skipper Viv Richards said on Sunday that Brian Lara should step down as captain of the national side.
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Olympic
Serena's so serious
Serena Williams says she is now taking her game more seriously after flirting with a career in fashion and the idea of breaking into Hollywood.
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Olympic
Of those forgettable Games
Planning and staging an Olympics has never been an easy task and the chances are that Athens 2004 will have its share of problems before it all ends for another four years.
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Federer, Roddick in dream final
Roger Federer and Andy Roddick stormed into a re-run of last month's Wimbledon title match Saturday, each blowing past opponents to set up a grudge-match final at the 2.5-million-dollar Masters Series.
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Rajib, two others end on top
International Master Enamul Hossain Rajib finished joint atop with two other players in the Dortmund Open international Chess Tournament in Germany.
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Basu stays in lead
Sumon Basu of Kolkata Madiyagram high school maintained solo lead with 6.5 points after the 7th round games in the Class VI to X group of the Standard Chartered School Chess Tournament.
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SA's tour game ends in a draw
South Africa captain Graeme Smith warmed up for the first Test against Sri Lanka next week with 85 not out against a Board President's XI on Sunday.
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Zidane injury casts a shadow
France's Zinedine Zidane was injured as glamour Spanish club Real Madrid whipped J-league side Tokyo Verdy 4-0 to wind up their tour to Japan on Sunday.
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Eriksson was betrayed?
England's Football Association (FA) refused to comment on allegations in a Sunday newspaper that it betrayed national coach Sven Goran Eriksson.
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AFC Asian Cup, China 2004
The decisive stroke of luck!
Japan goalkeeper Yoshikatsu Kawaguchi believes the champions' great escape against Jordan will serve as a launchpad for Asian Cup glory.
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AFC Asian Cup, China 2004
Iran think positive
Iran coach Branko Ivankovic has revealed the secret of his team's astonishing Asian Cup turnaround -- the power of positive thinking.
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Athens 2004
Dreaming a golden finish
American Mia Hamm, the most prolific scorer in history for men or women, makes her football farewell at the Athens Olym-pics. She is hoping to conclude her legendary 17-year career with a golden goodbye.
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Glazer going for takever?
Billionaire American sports tycoon Malcolm Glazer and his family are plotting to take control of Manchester United, the world's wealthiest football club, the Sunday Times reported.
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