Bangalore: India's flamboyant all-rounder Yuvraj Singh was sold to Royal Challengers Bangalore for a staggering Rs.14 crore while Dinesh Karthik was bought by Delhi Daredevils for a whopping Rs.12.5 crore in the players' auction for
Salepur(Cuttack): Congress vice-president Rahul Gandhi today lashed out at the Naveen Patnaik government in Odisha and asked the people to throw out the BJD and bring Congress back to power.Addressing a rally heren his first
Auckland: India made a spirited comeback in the first Test against New Zealand after conceding a 301-run lead in the first innings. They bundled out the hosts for 105 on day three Saturday and are
Chennai: Gujarat Chief Minister and BJP's PM candidate Narendra Modi today addressed a rally in Chennai. Earlier, BJP prime ministerial candidate Narendra Modi today replied to Congress leader Rahul Gandhi's charge that people who spent
Auckland: India were pushed to the backfoot after yet another familiar top-order batting collapse as hosts New Zealand took firm control of the the first cricket Test riding on skipper Brendon McCullum's brilliant double century
Auckland: India took full advantage of an influential toss to reduce New Zealand to 54-3 at lunch Thursday on the first day of the first cricket test. Captain Mahendra Singh Dhoni won his sixth-straight toss
New Delhi: At a glittering ceremony in the chandeliered hall of Rashtrapati Bhavan, cricket icon Sachin Tendulkar was conferred India's highest civilian honour the Bharat Ratna.Tendulkar, alongwith eminent scientist CNR Rao were conferred the Bharat
Meerut: Gujarat Chief Minister and BJP's prime ministerial candidate Narendra Modi today blasted Congress president for her ‘zeher ki kheti' remark and said that it's Congress that is spreading poison through its divisive politics.Modi said
Wellington: New Zealand's Ross Taylor made his 2nd-straight century and Kane Williamson his 5th consecutive fifty as the kiwis made 303-5 while batting first in the last match of the ODI series against India. Taylor
Hamilton: New Zealand won the fourth ODI beating india by seven wickets. With this win New Zealand has won the five match. Now They lead the series by 3-0.For New Zealand Ross Taylor made an
New Delhi: Amidst tight security, India witnessed its 65th Republic Day parade on the historic Rajpath today. With the three service chiefs in attendance, Prime Minister Manmohan Singh paid homage and laid a wreath at
Auckland: Ravindra Jadeja smashed 15 runs from the last over for his unbeaten 66 to help India snatche a thrilling tie with New Zealand in the third one-day cricket international on Saturday, keeping alive the
Napier, New Zealand: India lost to New Zealand by 24 runs in the first One-Day International of the five-match series at McLean Park here Sunday.Chasing 293, India were all out for 268 in 48.4 overs.
New Delhi: Delhi chief minister Arvind Kejriwal's first Janata Durbar outside the Delhi secretariat ended in chaos, after thousands of grievance redressal seekers converged, making it difficult for the officials and security personnel to manage
Durban: Alviro Petersen and captain Graeme Smith took jus 11.4 overs to reach the target of 58 to win the second and the last test and the series.Petersen made 31 off 37 with five fours
Durban, South Africa: South Africa bowled out for 500 runs in the 2nd and final Test against India here on Sunday. India are trailing by 166 runs.Rain delayed the start after lunch and after play
Ranchi: Gujarat Chief Minister and BJP's PM candidate Narendra Modi today targeted both the Congress party and its vice president Rahul Gandhi at his Ranchi rally.Addressing an impressive gathering of BJP supporters, Modi termed the
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,
Durban: Dale Steyn sliced Indian batting line up with his six wickets to bowl out India for 334 on the second day of the 2nd and final test on Friday. After a three-hour rain delay,
Durban: India were 163/1 at tea on the 1st day of the second and last test match being played here on Thursday. After lunch, South African bowlers struggled in taking any wicket as Indian batsmen,
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