Latest Sports News from India
Sports and athletics may not be the popular interests that they are in some nations, but Indians do love the competition. The most popular sport is far and away cricket, and India is home to one of the best teams year-in, year-out in the world. The official national sport however remains field hockey, which India once dominated. And coming on strong are tennis and football (soccer).
- Smith praises his team for "outstanding performance" against India
- South African skipper Graeme Smith on Tuesday praised his team for crushing India by an innings and six runs in the first Test played at the Vidarbha Cricket As
- Dhoni admits South Africa "completely outplayed" India
- Team India skipper Mahendra Singh Dhoni on Tuesday admitted that his team was completely outplayed by South Africans, as they crashed to an innings and six runs
- Steyn's ten wickets helps Proteas to innings win against India in Nagpur Test
- A ten-wicket haul by South African fast bowler Dale Steyn helped his side thrash India by an innings and six runs on the fourth day of the Nagpur Test on Tuesday.
- Bollinger blast helps imperious Australia maul hapless Windies in Adelaide ODI
- Australia on Tuesday crushed West Indies by eight wickets in the second ODI in Adelaide to take a 2-0 lead in the five game series.
- Social groups on Facebook mock love rat John Terry
- After the exposure of John Terry's alleged extra-marital affair, Facebook has been flocked with groups mocking the English soccer star.
- Brooklyn Decker graces Sports Illustrated cover
- Tennis star Andy Roddick's wife Brooklyn Decker has graced the 2010 Sports Illustrated swimsuit issue as the cover girl.
- Arsenal ready to go to war with Barcelona over Fabregas
- Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger and the board at Ashburton Grove are reportedly ready to go to war with Spanish giants Barcelona to ensure that skipper Cesc Fabregas d
- Cricket Australia in global quest for night Tests
- Cricket Australia (CA) will go global with its quest for day-night Test cricket when it meets the International Cricket Council in Dubai today.
- Premier League title is in Manchester United's hands: Neville
- Manchester United defender Gary Neville claims the Premier League title is back in their hands following Chelsea's slip-up against Hull City on Saturday.
- Old Oz guard comes out in support of Captain Clarke
- Former Australian stars have heaped praise on Michael Clarke's outstanding captaincy during last Friday's stirring Twenty20 victory.
