Melbourne, Australia: A look at the third day of the Australian Open tennis championships on Wednesday: Seeded Winners: Men: No. 2 Novak Djokovic, No. 3 David Ferrer, No. 7 Tomas Berdych, No. 9 Richard Gasquet,
Melbourne: Novak Djokovic and Serena Williams would look to continue their winning spree as second-round action at the 2014 Australian Open will get underway on Day 3. In addition to the pair of marquee names,
Dubai, United Arab Emirates: Younis Khan and captain Misbah-ul-Haq hit fighting half centuries to lead Pakistan to 132-3 in the second innings and narrow Sri Lanka's lead to 91 on the third day of the
Dubai, United Ara Emirates: Scoreboard Friday at stumps on the third day of the second cricket test between Pakistan and Sri Lanka at Dubai International Cricket Stadium:Pakistan 1st Innings: 165Sri Lanka 1st Innings(Overnight 318-4)Dimuth Karunaratne
Dubai, United Arab Emirates: Sri Lanka grabbed a wicket just before lunch after establishing a 223-run first-innings lead on the third day of the second cricket test on Friday. Left-arm spinner Rangana Herath had Ahmed
Mumbai: Scoreboard on day three of the five-day Ranji Trophy quarterfinal between Mumbai and Maharashtra here today.Mumbai 1st innings: 402Maharashtra 1st innings: (Overnight 219-7)H Khadiwala c Indulkar b Thakur 4R Motwani lbw b Thakur 0V
Durban: Rain again played spoilsport as the 3rd day's play of the 2nd and last test match between India and South Africa was stopped shortly after the tea break here on Saturday.South Africa were 299/5
Melbourne, Australia: Australia boosted its chance of winning a fourth-straight test over England after a strong bowling display on day three Saturday, with the hosts requiring a further 201 runs in the final innings with
Melbourne, Australia: Off spinner Nathan Lyon took five wickets and reached 100 in his test career as Australia dismissed England for 179 on Saturday, giving the hosts a target of 231 runs to win the
Melbourne, Australia: Scoreboard after the England second innings Saturday on the third day of the fourth Ashes cricket test against Australia at the Melbourne Cricket Ground.England, 1st Innings: 255Australia, 1st Innings(Overnight: 164-9)David Warner c Bairstow
Melbourne, Australia: Australia's Mitchell Johnson claimed a wicket, a run out and a vital catch as England stumbled in Saturday's second session to be 115-4, with an overall lead of 166, on day three of
Hamilton, New Zealand: Scoreboard at stumps Saturday on the third day of the third cricket test between New Zealand and the West Indies at Seddon Park:.West Indies 1st Innings 367New Zealand 1st Innings(Overnight: 156-3)Peter Fulton
Hamilton, New Zealand: Ross Taylor's third century in consecutive tests and a devastating spell by Trent Boult have given New Zealand the upper hand after the third day of the third cricket test against the
Johannesburg: India are well placed to call the shot in the first Test against South Africa as they end day 3 at 284/2 with a lead of 320 runs. Pujara (135), who smashed his 6th
Johanneburg: India were 31/1, a lead of 67 at lunch on third day of the first test here Friday. Earlier Indian pacers Zaheer Khan polished off the South African tail taking three of the last
Johannesburg: India are well placed to call the shot in the first Test against South Africa as they end day 3 at 284/2 with a lead of 320 runs. Pujara (135), who smashed his 6th
Perth, Australia: Scoreboard at stumps Sunday after the third day of the third cricket test between Australia and England at the WACA ground in Perth:Australia 1st Innings: 385England, 1st Innings(Overnight: 180-4) Alastair Cook c Warner
Perth, Australia: David Warner put Australia into prime position to reclaim the Ashes in the third test, making England pay dearly for its missed opportunities as he helped increase the lead to 369 runs with
Perth, Australia: The fast bowlers made short work of England's last six wickets and David Warner piled on the misery as Australia extended its lead to 257 runs at tea on day three of the
Dunedin, New Zealand: The West Indies trailed New Zealand by 359 runs with nine second-innings wickets remaining at tea on Thursday after being forced to follow on 396 behind on the third day of the
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