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The game has barely begun and the injury time outs are causing a few shake ups. Steve Harmison hung up his boots at the last Champions Trophy in 2006 and he would not contemplated the day he would find himself back in the reckoning. Graeme...
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Markets should not have been so surprised by the Bank of England’s large 1.50 percentage point rate cut in November because it was justified by the increasingly...
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By Trevor Chesterfield and Sreetata S. Yellamrazu
Moores, a miracle worker and Pietersen, the Messiah. Sounds wonderful but also rather like a fairy tale that...
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by Kartik Kannan
2-0 in India’s favour and it feels good being an Indian to see this scoreline. Two victories achieved batting England out of the game. ...
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The New York Jets had a few days off to celebrate their big win at New England and get away from football for a little while.
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This one is going to rage that old debate again: was Yuvraj Singh faking it? Was Yuvraj simply discontent like a brat who is used to having too much or is there a fire...
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It really does seem that way. Younger legs, hungrier passions, determined ambitions, the perception of team India has not only grown younger but also, grown up by leaps...
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Veena Gabriel
reports that if Team India is doing well, why do every country whom it trounces starts having problems? Now it is the turn of England,or more...
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A virtual affair is ending a real-life marriage in southwest England.
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British newspapers say an Internet affair in the online community Second Life has shattered a real-life marriage in England.
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England don’t know what hit them. But surely the nails are in the coffin. But the team was already ailing when it arrived at Rajkot. The diagnosis though seems...
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What happened when the chief minister of the state decided to put himself directly behind the bowlers’ arm? Why, it stops the match of course!
The first...
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There is always something about Yuvraj Singh that makes him the man people love to hate. There are always reservations about writing a Mount Everest of his deeds only...
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Leon Washington scored on a 92-yard kickoff return and a 7-yard touchdown pass, and Jerricho Cotchery followed an acrobatic catch with a TD reception to help the New...
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AP, Foxborough
Brett Favre hit Leon Washington for a 7-yard touchdown pass on the game’s opening drive and the New York Jets took a 10-3 lead over New England through one...
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by Siddharth Raman
Barely giving both the fans and players time to recover from the success of the Border Gavaskar trophy, comes a seven ODI and two test series...
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Well, we will not hear the end of the bizarre. Watching international teams flare up, it is no wonder that wars over the years have broken out over the flimsiest of...
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The first thing that came to mind after the euphoria of the Indian victory died down was – “there is not enough breathing space”. If fans can feel the fatigue and...
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One interesting aspect of the one day international will not be the players on view. Rather it will be a rule that may throw a captain or two off his mark.
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The pound fell to a six and a half year low against the dollar Thursday amid mounting fears about the length and depth of the British recession and market talk that the...
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by Shreyas S. Bhide
The English team is here; in India to play seven ODI’s and a two match test series. And this promises to be a delecious battle. India fresh...
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The transformation from boring to boorish didn’t take long. Their appealing would have put sub continent teams to shame. The...
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SA Eating out of England’s hands?
Pietersen missed it going for one. Paul Collingwood would let it the opportunity to slip past. The man most unwanted in the...
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The muddle in the England dressing room is not about picking Steve Harmison at Edgbaston or of missing Matthew Hoggard at Headingley. England cannot seem the find the...
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England is in full control of the third test at Old Trafford, thanks to a helpful pitch and disciplined bowling from Monty Panesar and Ryan Sidebottom.
Ryan...
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The recent performance against a lowly West Indies may give them a false sense of complacence but the English cricketers have been told in clear terms that they should...
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England beat West Indies with the biggest ever margin in their 79-year Test history by an innings and 283 runs in a rain- marred second Test. The temperature hovered...
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