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    • The Mohammed Azharuddin fact file

      Once hailed for his stylish batting and wristy elegance, Mohammed Azharuddin was disgraced when his name surfaced in the match-fixing scandal which rocked international cricket in early 2000. The former Indian captain confessed he had fixed three one-day internationals and was therefore handed a life ban from cricket by the BCCI. The once tarnished cricketer is now a MP of the Congress party and is seeking to revoke his life ban. MSN India churns up a fact file on Mohammed Azharuddin.

    • Congress wants ban on Azhar lifted, MPs meet Pawar

      New Delhi: The Indian Cricket Board is under pressure from the Congress party to revoke the life ban on former skipper Mohd Azharuddin for his alleged involvement in the 2000 match-fixing scandal.

    • Govt assures PCB of allowing cricketers to play in IPL

      ISLAMABAD: Pakistan Cricket Board chairman Ejaz Butt has got verbal assurances from the government that it would have no objections regarding the national players travelling to India for the Indian Premier League next year.

    • Injured Kallis ruled out of South Arica's one-day series

      CENTURION: South African all-rounder Jacques Kallis has been ruled out of the one-day series against England because of a rib injury, Cricket South Africa said on Saturday.

    • Decision on sending Misbah to NZ after first Test: PCB

      Karachi: Uncertainty still looms large over Misbah-ul-Haq's tour to New Zealand after the Pakistan Cricket Board said it would wait till the first Test to decide whether to send the senior batsman there as Younus Khan's replacement.

    • First ODI between South Africa and England rained off

      Johannesburg: Rain caused the abandonment of the first one-day international between South Africa and England at the Wanderers Stadium.

    • Bradman inducted into the ICC Cricket Hall of Fame

      Melbourne: One of the best-known names in world sport the late Don Bradman was formally inducted into the ICC Cricket Hall of Fame at the Bradman Oration at the Melbourne Cricket Ground.

    • Strauss says England are in S.Africa to make runs, not friends

      Johannesburg: In an indirect rejoinder to South African cricket team coach Mickey Arthur England captain Andrew Strauss has said that his team is in South Africa to make runs and win matches, and not to make friends.

    • Bond and Fulton recalled for Test series against Pakistan

      Auckland: New Zealand fast bowler Shane Bond and batsman Peter Fulton have been included in the 13-man squad for the first of Three tests against Pakistan starting in Dunedin on Tuesday.

    • OZ selectors must learn lessons from Ashes defeat: Roebuck

      Sydney: Australian cricket needs to face the facts. They have lost three of their past five Test series and as far as the selectors are concerned, the backslapping not withstanding, it is a point to ponder over feels weel known cricket columnist Peter Roebuck.

    • T20 can turn Test cricket into four-nation clique: Greg Chappell

      Melbourne: Former Australian cricket captain and coach Greg Chappell has warned that 50-over cricket would be the best way to measure all cricketing nations but Twenty20 is the best format for ensuring the growth of the game.

    • Slim chance of Akhtar returning to international cricket: Butt

      Karachi: Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) chairman Ijaz Butt has said that the possibility of controversial fast bowler Shoaib Akhtar returning to international cricket is very slim.

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    Tennis

    • Murray confident of joining grand slam club soon

      LONDON: Andy Murray was left in the shade by Juan Martin del Potro this year as the gangly Argentine made his grand slam breakthrough although the Briton is confident his time will arrive soon.

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    • Murray looking to utilize home advantage for ATP Finals

      London: British tennis player Andy Murray has said he is looking forward to utilizing the huge home advantage at the O2 Arena for the Barclays ATP World Tour Finals.

    • ATP Tour finals: Federer faces tough draw

      London: World number one Roger Federer will face his U.S. Open conqueror Juan Martin del Potro in the round-robin stage of the ATP Tour finals after getting the rough end of Wednesday's draw for the season finale.

    • Wickmayer and Malisse appeal against doping bans

      London: Belgian tennis players Yanina Wickmayer and Xavier Malisse, who both fell foul of anti-doping regulations, appealed against their one-year bans to the Court of Arbitration for Sport (CAS) on Wednesday.

    • Soderling replaces Roddick in ATP finals

      London: Andy Roddick withdrew from the season-ending ATP World Tour Finals due to a knee injury he suffered six weeks ago. The US player is being replaced in the eight-man draw by Swede Robin Soderling.

    • Nadal and Verdasco back for Spain for Davis Cup final
      Iain Rogers - 2009-11-17T03:31:02

      MADRID: Top 10 duo Rafael Nadal and Fernando Verdasco have returned to the Spain side for next month's Davis Cup final against Czech Republic, captain Albert Costa said on Monday.

    • 'Perfect' Djokovic outplays Nadal, faces Monfils

      PARIS: Serbia's Novak Djokovic praised his "perfect" performance after outclassing world number two Rafael Nadal 6-2 6-3 to set up a Paris Masters final against local hope Gael Monfils on Saturday.

    • Djokovic shrugs off Monfils challenge
      Patrick Vignal - 2009-11-16T03:27:04

      PARIS: Serbia's Novak Djokovic shrugged off a brave challenge from crowd favourite Gael Monfils to claim the Paris Masters title with a 6-2 5-7 7-6 win on Sunday.

    • Bopanna-Aisam wins Germany ATP Challenger event

      NEW DELHI: Rohan Bopanna and his Pakistani partner Aisam-ul-Haq Qureshi won their second ATP Challenger doubles title of the season after a Rohan Bopanna straight set victory over Philipp Marx and Igor Zelenay in the final of Aachen event in Germany.

    • Wickmayer and Malisse launch legal attack on WADA

      BRUSSELS: Suspended Belgian tennis players Yanina Wickmayer and Xavier Malisse are launching appeals with European authorities that will question Yanina Wickmayer the legality of the whereabout rules of the World Anti-Doping Agency.

    • Bopanna-Qureshi in Aachen doubles final

      Aachen: India's Rohan Bopanna and Pakistan's Aisam-ul-Haq Qureshi has entered the doubles final of the 42,500 euro Association of Tennis Professionals (ATP) challenger.

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    • Sandeep rested for Champions Challenge, Rajpal named captain

      New Delhi: The controversy surrounding Sandeep Singh's fitness has finally been put at rest. The drag flicker has now been ruled out with a back problem from the Champions Challenge hockey tournament, thus confirming the fears of coach Jose Brasa, whose announcement about Sandeep's fitness raised a storm.

    • Best quotes from this week

      From Thackeray's comments on Sachin Tendulkar to Theirry Henry's controversial confession. MSN India presents the seven best quotes from the week gone by.

    • Geet Sethi reaches quarterfinals of World Snooker

      Hyderabad: Ace Indian cueist Geet Sethi pulled off a stunning win over Chuchart Trairattanapradit of Thailand to enter the quarterfinals of ONGC-IBSF World Snooker Championship here today.

    • IBSF World Snooker: Smooth sailing for Advani, Sethi

      Hyderabad: Pankaj Advani and Geet Sethi hardly broke a sweat but compatriot Yasin Merchant had to toil for his win in the IBSF World Snooker Championship.

    • World weightlifting body to take strict action against India

      New Delhi: The International Weightlifting Federation (IWF) has said that it will take strong disciplinary action against the dope tainted Indian federation for the repeated offences of its lifters.

    • World Snooker: Matches postponed for Rock Concert!

      Hyderabad: A rock concert in the neighbouring hall at the Hyderabad International Convention Centre caused the rescheduling of the ONGC-IBSF World Snooker championship as it would have unduely disturbed the players.

    • No decision on hockey team's captaincy: Mattoo

      New Delhi: Hockey India (HI) president Ashok Kumar Mattoo's assertion in Pune that Rajpal Singh was not the choice of selectors for captaincy is factually correct but an HI release clearly mentioned the striker as captain for the Champions Challenge tournament in Argentina.

    • FIH chief says elected HI will be in place soon

      New Delhi: International Hockey Federation (FIH) president Leandro Negre asserted that a democratically elected Hockey India (HI) will be in place before the World Cup as that is the only way to put the game back on the rails here.

    • IBSF World Snooker: Sethi, Advani post wins

      Hyderabad: Geet Sethi shrugged off a first frame deficit to thrash Kuwait's Ayyoub Alsharrah in the masters category while world champion Pankaj Advani continued his brilliant run in the men's event by defeating compatriot Sandeep Gulati in the IBSF World Snooker Championship here.

    • Khali suspended from Punjab Police

      Jalandhar: Indian WWE wrestler and Assistant Sub-Inspector with the Punjab Police 'Khali' was today suspended from the force due to his inordinate absence from the duty.

    • Hockey: Truce between players and coach Brasa

      Pune: Hockey India (HI) president Ashok Kumar Mattoo appears to have brought about at least a temporary truce between the players and national coach Jose Brasa.

    • Saina, Arvind bow out of China Super Series

      New Delhi: India's Saina Nehwal bowed out of the China Super Series badminton in Shanghai, going down to Chinese qualifier Xia Jingyun in the second round of the women's singles.

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    • Seven batting wonders!Seven batting wonders!

      The first Test between India and Sri Lanka ended in a draw. Take a look at the batsmen who wrecked the wicket-taking aspirations of the bowlers.

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