
Yuki Bhambri and Carlos Moya beat Robby Ginepri and Dudi Sela. ...

10:31 AM, Jan 07, 2010

Somdev Devvarman faces Germany's Rainer Schuettler in first round. ...

11:27 AM, Jan 04, 2010

Federer has started his build up for the Australian open with a smooth victory. ...

06:10 PM, Jan 14, 2009

The 23-year old had a great run in Chennai and was touted as the winner. ...

04:46 PM, Jan 12, 2009

Devvarman stunned Moya 4-6, 7-5, 6-4 in the second round of Chennai Open. ...

02:56 PM, Jan 09, 2009

New Delhi: Karnataka and Punjab won their Ranji Trophy matches with a day to spare while Baroda were on the verge of victory against Madhya Pradesh after the third day's play in the Elite Division. Punjab defeated Orissa by eight wickets in Mohali while Karnataka defeated Railways by an innings and 51 runs at the Karnail Singh Stadium in New Delhi. Chasing Rajasthan's 530 in the first innings, Mumbai ended...

05:57 PM, Mar 18, 2008

Colombo: The man who led Sri Lanka to its last World Cup title says the team will not have a better chance of winning the tournament for many years. Arjuna Ranatunga, who played for Sri Lanka from 1982 to 2000, told Wednesday's The Island newspaper that playing at home in the quarterfinals and semifinals is a huge advantage. Playing at home was "a luxury we couldn't afford when we won...

11:18 PM, Jan 05, 2008

Karachi: Former Pakistan captains Imran Khan and Javed Miandad warned the national team players not to underestimate the West Indies in the quarterfinal of the cricket World Cup in Mirpur on Wednesday. Pakistan play the West Indies in the first quarterfinal in Mirpur with the odds stacked in favour of Shahid Afridi's men. But the two former captains said no team could be underestimated in the tournament. "The Pakistan team...

08:43 PM, Jan 05, 2008

Dhaka: Bangladesh may have left their supporters heartbroken by crashing out of the cricket World Cup, but no one can doubt the team's improved performance over the years. And here lies an Australian connection. A team which once went winless in 46 ODIs at a stretch and took 13 years to get their first limited overs victory over a Test playing nation, have now reached a position where their supporters...

10:35 PM, Jan 04, 2008

Calcutta: Captain William Porterfield has been impressed with the consistency of his Irish team, which signed off at the World Cup with an impressive six-wicket victory over fellow Associate nation the Netherlands. Ireland surpassed a huge target of 307 with 14 deliveries to spare Friday for a second win in the seven-team group. Ireland had earlier pulled off a shock three-wicket win over England at Bangalore and was the most...

10:57 PM, Jan 03, 2008

New Delhi: Under-fire Sri Lankan umpire Asoka de Silva, who gave batsman Gary Wilson out lbw in Ireland's loss to West Indies in Mohali, has been dropped from officiating in some key World Cup matches. Asoka's onfield decisions has come under scanner during the World Cup with the most criticised being the decision to give Wilson out lbw even after reviewing the decision twice last Friday. Among 18 umpires officiating...

12:02 AM, Jan 03, 2008

Djokovic is the first Serbian to reach the last eight of the US Open in the Open era. ...

09:54 AM, Sep 05, 2007

Sixth seed Novak Djokovic also booked his place in the quarter-finals beating Fernando Verdasco in straight sets. ...

10:18 AM, Jun 05, 2007

The Chennai Open this year in many ways has been the story of two Spaniards, Carlos Moya and world No 2 Rafael Nadal. ...

08:24 PM, Jan 05, 2007

Carlos Moya's love affair with Chennai started in the late 1990's and has been going strong ever since. ...

08:07 PM, Jan 04, 2007

Crowd favourite Carlos Moya and top seed Rafael Nadal sailed through to the second round of the Chennai Open. ...

01:40 PM, Jan 03, 2007

Carlos Moya of Spain eased his way into the second round with a straight sets win over Alexander Waske of Germany. ...

08:18 PM, Jan 02, 2007

CNN-IBN caught up with a visibly upset Moya after his Mumbai Open loss for this exclusive post match interview. ...

05:46 PM, Sep 28, 2006