Sharapova shines in Forbes rich list
Moscow: Russian tennis player Maria Sharapova has topped the Forbes list of highest-paid female athletes for the ninth straight year, the magazine reported on Tuesday. According to Forbes, Sharapova earned $29 million between June 2012 and June 2013. The 26-year-old's earnings came from prize money and endorsement deals.
American Serena Williams is second on the list with earnings of $20.5 million, followed by Chinese tennis player Li Na on $18.
Podium, history for Indian hockey girls
Monchengladbach: For years, they have been at the centre of one controversy after another and suffered one heavy defeat followed by a heavier one at major international tournaments. Finally, there is something to cheer for.
The Indian women's
Aussies Ashes hopes down in rain
Manchester: Old Trafford's famously fickle weather helped shaky England retain the Ashes after steady rain fell on the final day of the drawn third test on Monday, destroying Australia's outside hopes of winning the series. England, who have won the
It's a whitewash!
Bulawayo: India on Saturday created history by recording their first-ever five-match ODI series whitewash on foreign soil as they thrashed Zimbabwe by seven wickets in the fifth and final cricket one-dayer, riding on leg-spinner Amit Mishra's career-
India prove too strong again, thrash Zimbabwe by 9 wickets
Bulawayo: The stage changed but the script was much the same, with India's bowlers continuing to play the lead role and Zimbabwe's assembly of understudies remaining overwhelmed. After three wins in Harare, India went up 4-0 at the Queens Sports Club
India may test bench strength in fourth ODI against Zimbabwe
Bulawayo: Having already clinched the series with an unassailable 3-0 lead, a dominant India may look to test their bench strength when they take on minnows Zimbabwe in the fourth cricket one-dayer on Thursday.
The young India side that won the Cham
Don Dawood chargesheeted in IPL spot fixing
New Delhi: Fugitive don Dawood Ibrahim, his aide Chhota Shakeel and three Rajasthan Royal cricketers figured in the charge sheet filed by police on Tuesday in a Delhi court over the Indian Premier League (IPL) spot fixing case. Dawood was identified
Hit wicket! BCCI probe panel illegal, unconstitutional: Bombay High Court
Bombay: In a huge setback to N Srinivasan, the Bombay High Court on Tuesday termed the two-member probe panel set up to investigate the IPL spot-fixing scandal as unconstitutional and illegal. The high court has asked the BCCI to set up a new probe p
India starts to win with captains century in Harare
India defeated Zimbabwe by six wickets in the opening 5 math series one-day Cricket in Harare today. Captain Virat kohli’s 115 was the speciality of the innings. The Youth team of India has started their business well for the
