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Tharanga slams ton as Lanka win
Sri Lanka boosted by a fine century from opener Tharanga, beat England by 20 runs in the first ODI on Saturday.
Ronaldinho is still the man for Brazil
The most dazzling player at this World Cup isn't even the most talked about member of his own team.
JDS, BJP to decide on B'lore expressway
The JDS-BJP coalition govt is upset with NICE for having gone ahead with the inauguration despite its objections.
Hutchison group ups stake in India
Hutchison Ltd has bought an additional 5.11 per cent stake in its Indian GSM mobile business amounting to at least $550 mn.
Insurgent leader mourns Zarqawi's death
A key insurgency leader in Iraq said the US killing of Abu Musab al-Zarqawi was a 'great loss'.
Rooney is ready, say doctors
Rooney has been cleared to play in the World Cup following his broken foot after medical experts examined him on Thursday.
States confront Centre on fuel tax cut
Empowered Committee of state finance ministers on VAT ask the Fin Min if it is considering any excise cut on fuel.
Eclectic audience for Corporate
Director Madhur Bhandarkar is hoping for an eclectic audience for his new film, Corporate at the IIFA Awards.
India pace attack is no worry: Lara
Pleads selectors to give him good fast bowlers, asks for "somebody bowling at 90 miles per hour".
Know Shakespeare the Google way
Google has launched a site devoted entirely to Shakespeare that allows users to browse through the full texts of his plays.
DoT seeks GSM details from Reliance
As a part of switch over plan, Reliance may have to vacate part of CDMA spectrum in order to get GSM spectrum.
Spain destroy Ukraine, win 4-0
Midfielder Xabi Alonso put Spain in front with his first goal for the national side in the 13th minute.
Violence marks 36-hr strike in Dhaka
Dozens of people were injured in clashes in Dhaka, where an oppostion-sponsored stike entered its second day.
Ample evidence to nail Apollo: Cops
Police claim it has "ample evidence" to prove that "tampering" was done to botch up the Rahul Mahajan drug abuse case.
Czech coach down with player injuries
Czech coach Brueckner now finds himself without three of his main forwards Koller, Baros and Smicer.
Mittal’s bid battle not Indian issue: FM
Finance Minister P Chidambaram said the bid for Arcelor, by steel tycoon L N Mittal, was not an India-specific issue.