There are 10 ways in which a batsman can get out in cricket: Caught, Bowled, Leg Before Wicket, Run Out, Stumped, Handling the ball, Obstructing the field, Hit the ball twice, Hit Wicket, Timed out.
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Cricket
- Sulieman Benn suspended for two one day internationals
Perth: West Indies spinner Sulieman Benn has been suspended for two ODIs for his involvement in a mid-pitch physical altercation with Australian batsmen Brad Haddin and Mitchell Johnson in the first innings of the third Test at WACA Ground in Perth.
- Benn, Haddin, Johnson in trouble after altercation
West Indian spinner Sulieman Benn faces a one Test suspension following an altercation with the Australian duo of Brad Haddin and Mitchell Johnson on day two of the ongoing third cricket Test here today.
- Modi will stay IPL boss till end of term in 2012
Mumbai: Putting to rest all speculations over Lalit Modi's future as the Indian Premier League (IPL) chairman and commissioner, the Indian cricket board Thursday made it clear that he would hold the office till his five-year term ends in 2012.
- Brad Haddin and Suleiman Benn involved in altercation
Perth: West Indian spinner Suleiman Benn and Australian players Brad Haddin and Mitchell Johnson were involved in an ugly spat during the second day of the third Test between Australia and West Indies in Perth on Thursday.
- Swann halts South African fightback
Centurion: England off-spinner Graeme Swann struck four balls before tea to halt a South African fightback on the first day of the first Test at SuperSport Park.
- England Vs South Africa, 1st Test, Centurion: A preview
Experienced South African all-rounder Jacques Kallis will not be able to bowl in the first test against England, captain Graeme Smith said on Tuesday.
- Pakistan team racially abused in New Zealand
The Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) was Tuesday planning to lodge a formal complaint with the International Cricket Council (ICC) claiming the national team was racially abused on the final day of the third and final Test against New Zealand in Napier.
- Younis Khan takes coaching course
Karachi: Pakistan's regular cricket captain Younis Khan who has been mysteriously missing from the scene for the last few days, returned to action surprisingly as a budding coach.
- Broad puts international career ahead of IPL
Pretoria: England all-rounder Stuart Broad will turn down offers to play in next year's lucrative Indian Premier League (IPL) in order to be in peak form for the 2010 Ashes in Australia.
- Injured Chanderpaul in doubt for Perth Test
Perth: Key West Indies batsman Shivnarine Chanderpaul has undergone scans on an injured finger and is in doubt for the third Test against Australia starting at the WACA Ground on Wednesday.
- Lalit Modi trashes reports of him being thrown out of IPL
New Delhi: Indian Premier League (IPL) chairman and commissioner Lalit Modi pooh-poohed reports circulating in a section of the media that he is being eased out of the cricket's biggest money-spinner.
- Modi may be removed from IPL top job
New Delhi: A week after his bid to regain control of the Rajasthan Cricket Association failed in an acrimonious election, Lalit Modi now faces a fresh crisis with a very powerful lobby within the BCCI plotting to remove him from the IPL Commissioner's post.
F1
- Rosberg says "no" to being Schumi's number 2!
Nico Rosberg has acknowledged the "very strong" rumours linking Michael Schumacher with Mercedes, but insists he will not be the team's number 2 driver.
- Kubica may leave Renault after Genii buyout
Robert Kubica's manager has cast doubt on whether the Pole will actually race with the Renault team in 2010.
- Button plays down fears of Hamilton rivalry
Jenson Button insists he has time to forge a good relationship with Lewis Hamilton prior to the start of the 2010 season.
- Fry admits Schu talks taking place
Nick Fry has admitted that talks with Michael Schumacher are taking place.
- Kobayashi signs with Sauber for 2010
Kamui Kobayashi will race for the Sauber team in Formula One next year, the Finnish newspaper Turun Sanomat reports.
- Lotus confirms Trulli and Heikki Kovalainen as drivers
The Lotus Formula One team confirmed Jarno Trulli and Heikki Kovalainen as its driver line-up Monday for the 2010 season.
- Briatore knew he was guilty: Max Mosley
London: Max Mosley the president of the FIA has rejected accusations that he presided over a dictatorship during his 16-year tenure and claimed that Flavio Briatore was trying to “distract attention” from his “outrageous act of cheating” with his civil suit against the governing body.
- 7 million Euros for Schumi return!
Mercedes is reportedly proposing to pay Michael Schumacher 7 million Euros if he agrees to return to F1 as Nico Rosberg's teammate in 2010.
- FIA to approve new points system on Friday
A new MotoGP-style points system could be approved for the 2010 Formula One season during Friday's meeting of the World Motor Sport Council.
- Renault decides to sell most of F1 team - reports
n a meeting on Thursday, it is believed the French carmaker Renault decided to stay in Formula One in 2010 but sell the majority of its Enstone based team.
- All teams agree to common launch for 2010
All F1 teams have agreed to participate in a common launch for 2010 cars next month.
- Sauber and Toyota missing from 2010 entry list
Both Sauber and Toyota are missing from the FIA's newly published provisional entry list for the 2010 season.
Football
- Arsenal skipper Fabregas to miss match against Hull City
LONDON: Arsenal captain Cesc Fabregas will miss Saturday's Premier League home match against Hull City with a hamstring injury.
- Barca bank on Messi's winning gene
ABU DHABI: Lionel Messi's match-winning gene can inspire European champions Barcelona to victory over Estudiantes in the Club World Cup final on Saturday (1600 GMT), according to the Spanish side's coach Pep Guardiola.
- Beckham: Locking horns with Man U would be ‘beautiful’
London: David Beckham is eager to play against his former club Manchester United in the Champions League when he joins AC Milan next year.
- South Africa's World Cup venues are 'white elephants'
Cape Town: Critics say South Africa has wasted resources on stadia to be used for the World Cup next year.
- Manchester City boss Hughes facing two-game touchline ban
London: Manchester City boss Mark Hughes is facing a two-game touchline ban for saying that referee Mark Clattenburg’s decision to show a red card to Craig Bellamy on was premeditated.
- Berbatov struggling to live up to expectations
London: Eighteen months after his 30.75-million pound move from Tottenham to Manchester United, Dmitar Berbatov says the huge fee is weighing heavily and United fans have yet to see him perform consistently at his best.
- Didier Drogba injures back during training
London: Didier Drogba who has so far scored 18 goals for Chelsea could miss the club’s game against Portsmouth because of an injured back.
- Losing to Aston Villa prompts Giggs to carry on
London: Manchester United’s Welsh star Ryan Giggs has said that all he could think about at the BBC Sports Personality Awards was how the club lost to Aston Villa, and how this defeat has motivated him to continue turning out for it.
- India beat Maldives to win fifth SAFF Cup title
Dhaka: Goalkeeper Arindam Bhattacharya made two scintillating saves as India's under-23 team defeated defending champions Maldives 3-1 via the penalty shoot-out to lift their fifth South Asian Football Federation (SAFF) Cup title here on Sunday.
- Arsenal likely to sue Dutch FA for Van Persie's injury
London: Arsenal are planning to sue the Dutch Football Federation, the KNVB, for compensation over the injury suffered by Robin van Persie when he was on international duty and the step is likely to transform the face of international football.
- Real Madrid score important late win in Valencia
Madrid: Real Madrid scored an important 3-2 win over Valencia, with all the goals coming in a heart-stopping second half.
- Difficult to leave Chelsea for African Nations: Drogba
London: Chelsea striker Didier Drogba has said that he feels torn about leaving the club for the African Cup of Nations tournament in January.
Tennis
- Gasquet cleared as kiss blamed for cocaine test
BERNE: Frenchman Richard Gasquet has been cleared over a positive cocaine test after sport's highest court accepted that he was probably contaminated inadvertently by kissing a woman in a nightclub.
- ITF lifts bans on Belgians Wickmayer and Malisse
London: Belgians Yanina Wickmayer and Xavier Malisse can return to the tennis circuit after their one-year doping suspensions were lifted by the International Tennis Federation (ITF)
- Bhupathi eyes a successful 2010 season with Mirnyi
A Men's doubles Grand Slam title has eluded Mahesh Bhupathi since 2002 and the Indian tennis star is hoping to end the seven-year drought next season when he rejoins forces with Max Mirnyi.
- Belgian court overturns bans on Wickmayer and Malisse
Brussels: A Belgian court has suspended a one-year ban imposed on tennis players Yanina Wickmayer and Xavier Malisse for violating anti-doping regulations, Wickmayer's agent said.
- Nadal, Ferrer complete Spanish Davis Cup whitewash
Barcelona: Rafael Nadal and David Ferrer completed Spain's Davis Cup whitewash over the Czech Republic.
- Spain beat Czech Republic 3-0 to win fourth Davis Cup
Barcelons: Spain secured a fourth Davis Cup win and confirmed their status as the team of the decade by extending their lead over Czech Republic to an unassailable 3-0 in Saturday's doubles.
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- Former world number one Mauresmo retires at 30
Paris: Twice grand slam winner and former world number one Amelie Mauresmo, who will be remembered as much for her elegance on the court as her incapacity to prevail in her home major, announced her retirement on Thursday.
- Spain clear favourites despite Nadal doubts
LONDON: Spain playing Davis Cup tennis on clay in front of a home crowd is about as close to a sure thing as sport provides, and just because Rafael Nadal suddenly looks vulnerable the Czech Republic are not about to forget it.
- Serena fined $175,000 for U.S. Open tirade
London: World number one Serena Williams has been fined $175,000 and put on probation for two years for her foul-mouthed tirade at the U.S. Open, the Grand Slam Committee said on Monday.
- Serena Williams to warm up for Australian Open in Sydney
Sydney: Serena Williams has confirmed her participation in next year's Sydney International, a lead-up to the Australian Open, after escaping a ban over her U.S. Open tirade.
- Davydenko beats Del Potro to win ATP World Tour finals
London: Nikolay Davydenko won the first big tournament of his career running down just about every ball and using a consistent serve to beat U.S. Open champion Juan Martin del Potro 6-3, 6-4 to win the ATP World Tour Finals.
Others
- Lonely Tiger on brink, takes to cartoons
Tiger Woods is lonely, watching cartoons and eating cereal all by himself. His friends fear the celebrity golfer is going through such mental agony that he is close to "cracking up", reports The Sun.
- Crouching Tiger Hidden Birdies!
Rachel Uchitel, Cori Rist , Jaimee Grubbs. These are just some of the names in a growing list of mistresses linked to golf champion Tiger Woods. Reports of a minor car crash near the Woods household opened up a can of worms which attracted 'Woodpeckers' from all around the world! Track all the major developments here on MSN India.
- Akshay Kumar runs for Canadians in cold conditions
"I love ice hockey, and I am in the process of making a film on the game. I will start work on it next year,'' the "Singh is King" hero said here while participating in the torch relay race for the 2010 Winter Olympics to be held in Vancouver.
- Phelps expresses sympathy for Woods
Olympic swimming champion Michael Phelps expressed sympathy on Thursday for the plight of fellow American Tiger Woods and said he fully understood what it was like to make mistakes.
- Elin heads to Sweden, Tiger to spend time with pals
New York: Tiger Woods’ wife and kids are heading to Sweden for holidays while the golfer will remain with his friends.
- Tiger Woods' wife Elin wants divorce
New York: Elin Nordegren the Swede who married Tiger Woods in 2004, will divorce the billionaire golf star following the sex scandal that has halted his career according to media reports.
- Tiger Woods voted AP's top athlete of the decade
As sports go, it wasn't close: Tiger Woods was famous for his golf long before he became infamous for his personal life.
- Games panel concerned at revised dates for venues
New Delhi: The Commonwealth Games Federation's Coordination Commission (CoCom) has expressed concern at the deadline for the completion of venues being extended by at least three months, and cautioned that further delays could compromise final preparations for the Oct 3-14 mega event.
- Tiger Woods' 14th mistress taught him well!
New York: Theresa Rogers the latest woman linked to Tiger Woods, bragged to her friends that she showed the sports ace "everything he needed to know to be a great lover."
- Tiger Woods gets a clubbing in online game
London: While tabloids keep busy with details of Tiger Woods' many flings, a website has designed an online game that spoofs the celebrity golfer, reports The Sun.
- Woods spoke of family values in his last interview
Wellington: Tiger Woods spoke of his commitment to his family during an interview screened in New Zealand but conducted in the days before his car crash and subsequent admission of several infidelities.
- Shooting: India eye fourteen quota places in Doha
New Delhi: With 14 quota places for the inaugural Youth Olympics up for grabs national junior champion Ayonika Paul and her teammates will put their best foot forward in the third Asian Air Gun championships starting at Doha tomorrow.
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India win the Test series!India defeated Sri Lanka by an innings and 24 runs to win the three match Test series 2-0. This win takes India to the top of the ICC Test rankings. Take a look.
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