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Nowadays it is possible to have videos on anything imaginable. However, watching videos on a postage stamp seems and sounds a little too far fetched. Well, not anymore, because the Austrians have launched a postage stamp that carries the video of...
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Call it a master turnaround! No many gave India a chance on the one day series against Sri Lanka after the dismal Test series when the combination of Ajantha Mendis and...
made popular Aug 26 2008
Why is this decision not surprising? Once again the ICC has chosen the most facile ground to avoid getting into a war that it cannot win. It would be fair to say that...
made popular Aug 24 2008
Funny are the ways when the people that should have been rested much earlier are being rested rather late and those that perhaps still have the legs are being told to...
made popular Aug 7 2008
By Shreyas Bhide
Amongst the many news stories such as India beating Sri Lanka, South Africa scoring a Test serieswin, Gilchrist calling for cricket’s...
made popular Aug 6 2008
The tales are about a Historical day in Indian Cricket. June 25th, 1983 – an event even the 5th class Indian boys would know about… and the girls too.
That’s...
made popular Jun 26 2008
Those close calls on the goal line have always kept the goalkeepers and refs in a dilemma, FIFA has long been wondering to sort the call right, for which introducing a...
made popular Nov 17 2007
The historic moment of 2003 when Jonny Wilkinson’s drop goal secured their first Rugby World Cup conquest appears a dim and distant memory for England. Since that...
made popular Sep 15 2007
Portugal national football team coach Luiz Felipe Scolari is a fierce character who is brilliant tactically but immensely histrionic at the same time. It seems that...
made popular Sep 14 2007
The inaugural World Cup of Twenty20 Cricket began yesterday in South Africa.
Twenty20 cricket - so named because matches are 20 overs per innings - is a relatively...
made popular Sep 12 2007
The future of ODI cricket, Twenty20 World Cup is beginning from today in South Africa. The hosts take on West Indies in the opener in Johannesburg. Are you ready to see...
made popular Sep 11 2007
Having a scintillating rugby career with All Blacks, Doug Howlett vows to join the Irish club Munster and mark his final appearance with the team in the forthcoming...
made popular Sep 1 2007
Brian Ashton is far and wide considered as one of the best backs coach in world rugby. Earlier appointed as England’s attack coach, had been re-appointed as the...
made popular Jul 14 2007
A week or two in Scotland have experienced much of chill and downpour. Previous tours have also been in a state of turmoil and proving to be a futile land to stage...
made popular Jul 4 2007
Soccer’s global governing body FIFA just got richer by $170m after striking a deal with Visa, which also marked the end of a bitter dispute over the sponsorship...
made popular Jun 29 2007
Manchester United left winger, Ryan Giggs has validated his international retirement. He will be playing his last game for Wales against the Czech Republic on Saturday....
made popular May 31 2007
An unperturbed BBC said it would stoutly defend itself after being sued by a Pakistani journalist who alleged that he had been wrongly linked to cricket coach Bob...
made popular May 25 2007
Various Pakistani players have termed former captain Inzamam-ul Haq as an autocrat, a member of the Performance Evaluation Committee (PEC) that probed Pakistan’s...
made popular May 22 2007
Criticised for his prolonged slump in form, Bangladesh captain Habibul Bashar was about to quit one day cricket till he met former India captain Sourav Ganguly over...
made popular May 20 2007
After the disappointing show of Indian Cricket Team in the World Cup 2007, followed by the immediate exit of Coach Greg Chappel, a great vacuum is created. Search for a...
made popular May 20 2007
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Mailing a letter will soon cost a penny more.The cost of a first-class stamp will rise to 42 cents starting May 12, the U.S. Postal Service said Monday.The price of the...
made popular Feb 11 2008
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Under a picture of the Iranian supreme leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, postage stamps featuring a picture of Hezbollah’s top commander Imad Mughniyeh are seen on display in Tehran, Iran, Monday, March 10, 2008. Iran’s postal service issued a stamp...
