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Boucher lbw decision was wrong: Australia umpires managerSubscriber Only

January 9, 2009 13:51 IST

Cricket Australia Umpires Manager Andrew Scotford has admitted that Mark Boucher was wrongly given out during the last day of the Sydney Test.

Obama may name Holbrooke special envoy for India,PakSubscriber Only

January 9, 2009 13:27 IST

The Obama administration is likely to appoint veteran troubleshooter Richard C Holbrooke as a special envoy to Pakistan and India.

Dhoni retains top slot in ODIs,Zaheer enters top 10Subscriber Only

January 9, 2009 13:23 IST

MS Dhoni extended his stay at the top of the ICC batting chart,while his pace spearhead Zaheer Khan broke into the top 10.

KP8217;s offer to be the coach was a joke: WarneSubscriber Only

January 9, 2009 12:20 IST

Shane Warne said the offer he received from Kevin Pietersen to take over as the new England coach was actually a joke.

UNSC votes for 8216;immediate8217; Gaza ceasefireSubscriber Only

January 9, 2009 11:34 IST

The UN Security Council overwhelmingly voted for an 'immediate and durable' ceasefire in Gaza calling for a full Israeli withdrawal.

Sacked Pak NSA says his conscience was 8216;clear8217;Subscriber Only

January 9, 2009 10:56 IST

Sacked Pak NSA Mahmud Ali Durrani said that the charges levelled against him were 'incorrect and his conscience was 'clear'.

Kasabs parents missing from their home: BurneySubscriber Only

January 9, 2009 10:42 IST

Leading Pakistani rights activist Ansar Burney claimed that the parents of Ajmal Amir Kasab,lone terrorist arrested by Indian authorities for the Mumbai attacks,were missing from their home in Faridkot village in Punjab province.

Asif8217;s hearing may be moved back to IndiaSubscriber Only

January 9, 2009 10:32 IST

The flip flop over controversial Pakistan pacer Mohammad Asif's hearing in the IPL doping case still continues.

8216;Terrorists worldwide could emulate Mumbai attack tactics8217;Subscriber Only

January 9, 2009 10:25 IST

The Mumbai attackers could become a role model for other terrorists across the world,top security officials told the US Congress.

Clean up the terror camps: US Senator to PakSubscriber Only

January 9, 2009 09:41 IST

An influential US lawmaker,Senator Lieberman,has asked Pakistan to 'clean up' the terrorist training camps on its soil.

United they fall: Derby setback for Red DevilsSubscriber Only

January 9, 2009 00:23 IST

Manchester United suffered a 1-0 defeat by Championship side Derby County in the first leg of their League Cup semi-final...

Saina fights her way to Malaysia quarter-finalsSubscriber Only

January 9, 2009 00:23 IST

Saina Nehwal emerged as the lone Indian survivor in the season-opener Malaysian Super series...

Paes-Dlouhy dumped early,Bhupathis team throughSubscriber Only

January 10, 2023 00:28 IST

Top seeds Mahesh Bhupathi and Mark Knowles perhaps hadnt bargained for the kind of challenge they would be up against as they took...

Ivo: Somdevs next tall orderSubscriber Only

January 10, 2023 00:28 IST

For someone who looks down from his 610 frame,Ivo Karlovic is disarmingly soft-spoken.

SOMDEV SPRINGS A SURPRISESubscriber Only

January 9, 2009 00:20 IST

Carlos Moya is not used to the Chennai faithful directing their applause his opponents way.

Ethnic Indians not mistreated: MalaysiaSubscriber Only

January 8, 2009 20:11 IST

Rubbishing the claims of an Indian organisation that people of India origin are being discriminated in the country,Malaysia said it treats all its citizens equal.

Somdev stuns Moya,sets up quarters against KarlovicSubscriber Only

January 8, 2009 19:42 IST

Somdev pulled off the biggest win of his career upsetting former French Open champion Moya in the Chennai Open.

Three-horse race for No. 1 spot augurs well for Tests: MorganSubscriber Only

January 8, 2009 18:05 IST

ICC President David Morgan says that the 3-horse race to the top-spot in Test cricket is good news for the cricketing world.

Efforts on to destabilise Pak cricket: MiandadSubscriber Only

January 8, 2009 17:58 IST

Javed Miandad has alleged that efforts were on to destabilise PCB's set up and refuted suggestions that he has problems with colleagues.

Stay away from Kashmir,US report warns ObamaSubscriber Only

January 8, 2009 17:23 IST

The incoming Obama administration should stay away from any high-visibility focus on the Kashmir issue as it would likely evoke Indian resistance and risk fuelling Pakistani expectations of a settlement favouring Islamabad,a Congressional report has warned.