| Panesar,
Broad bring England victory closer
|
Napier,
Mar 25:
Monty Panesar took over from England's quick bowlers as the
main threat on the fourth day in Napier as he claimed three
wickets to bring a series victory closer.
|
| Efficient
Lanka maintain upper hand
|
Guyana,
Mar 25:
Sri Lanka's two leading bowlers weren't at their menacing best
but backed up by a large total, they combined efficiently to
leave West Indies 269 for 9 and needing eight runs to avoid
the follow-on.
|
| Jeev
finishes tied 26th
|
Miami,
Mar 25:
A couple of bogeys ruined what could have been a fine ending
to Jeev Milkha Singh's campaign at the WGC-CA Championships
and the Indian golfer carded his tournament worst of one-over
73 to sign off tied 26th at the USD 8 million event here.
|
| Landis
appeal hearing ends
|
New
York, Mar 25:
Disgraced American cyclist Floyd Landis will have to wait until
June at the earliest for a ruling on an appeal to overturn his
positive doping test at the 2006 Tour de France after a five-day
hearing ended on Monday.
|
| Olympians
back Carvalho
|
Bangalore,
Mar 25:
Joaquim Carvalho has stayed on as the Indian hockey team's coach,
thanks to the support of the Indian Hockey Federation (IHF)
and the backing of some former Olympians.
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