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| • Raina: This one is for the family |
| Colombo: Suresh Raina, India's 12th centurion on Test debut (ninth into three figures in the very first innings) and the only one to have a hundred in all three forms, has dedicated his feat to his family. |
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| • Move aimed to create least complications: Sangakkara |
| Colombo: The 'elevation' of Mahela Jayawardene to the Sri Lanka vice-captaincy, from the ongoing Test here, has been done to create the "least complications." |
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| • Sachin: Raina showed tremendous character |
| Sachin Tendulkar was all praise for Suresh Raina's maiden Test century on Thursday. At the press conference, he also spoke about the physical challenge of batting for 516 minutes after having fielded for more than five sessions. |
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| • Chetri is set to join camp in Portugal |
| New Delhi: Striker Sunil Chetri is set to join the Indian team in Portugal in the next few days. According to sources in All India Football Federation (AIFF), Chetri, who is currently playing for the American side, Kansas City Wizards, would soon be released by the MLS club for national camp. |
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| • Team India nose ahead in run fest |
| Colombo: Sachin Tendulkar slammed a monumental 203 and Suresh Raina notched up his maiden century as India surpassed Sri Lanka's mammoth first innings total with a solid batting display in the second Test which seemed headed for a tame draw here today. |
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| • Team India nose ahead in run fest |
| Colombo: Sachin Tendulkar slammed a monumental 203 and Suresh Raina notched up his maiden century as India surpassed Sri Lanka's mammoth first innings total with a solid batting display in the second Test which seemed headed for a tame draw here today. |
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| • Bengal start favourites |
| Calcutta: History says every time Calcutta played host to Santosh Trophy, Bengal won. So, if you go by that, then Bengal are already champions of the 64th edition! |
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| • Challengers ready for the big fight |
| Calcutta: The Day Three of The Telegraph Cup Golf, presented by KKN, in association with Senbo and Ballantine's, belonged to the likes of South India Projects, Orson Holdings and Senbo Blue. |
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| • Eoin makes a point |
| Nottingham: A brilliant maiden Test hundred by Eoin Morgan put England in a strong position on a fascinating first day of the Test series against Pakistan. |
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| • Stuart is keen on emulating father |
| Nottingham: Stuart Broad has admitted his father will have family bragging rights until he too is a member of an England team that has won an Ashes series in Australia. |
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| • DAY IV HIGHLIGHTS |
| SACHIN TENDULKAR (203) |
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| • Team India nose ahead in run fest |
| Colombo: Sachin Tendulkar slammed a monumental 203 and Suresh Raina notched up his maiden century as India surpassed Sri Lanka's mammoth first innings total with a solid batting display in the second Test which seemed headed for a tame draw here today. |
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| • Stuart is keen on emulating father |
| Nottingham: Stuart Broad has admitted his father will have family bragging rights until he too is a member of an England team that has won an Ashes series in Australia. |
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| • Trio predict successful Games in Delhi |
| New Delhi: After drawing flak from all and sundry, the organisers of the Commonwealth Games received support from unexpected quarters on Thursday when three Olympic champions said the Delhi Games would be a resounding success. |
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| • Punjab and Goa begin with wins |
| Calcutta: An injury-time strike by the substitute Cavin Lobo helped Goa to edge past Karnataka by a solitary goal in their opening quarter final league encounter played at the Salt lake Stadium, here on Thursday. |
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| • Mourinho's Real |
| Oslo: Zlatan Ibrahimovic fears his former coach Jose Mourinho will create a Real Madrid team capable of ending Barcelona's recent dominance of Spanish soccer. |
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| • I am not No. 2: Massa |
| Budapest: Felipe Massa denied on Thursday that he was Ferrari's No. 2 driver and said he was out to win in Hungary this weekend. |
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| Updated: 601 minutes ago |
