India peaking at right time: Dhoni

Mumbai, Apr 1: Indian captain Mahendra Singh Dhoni warned rivals Sri Lanka to expect a tough contest in Saturday's World Cup final, saying his team had yet to play its best cricket.  "There is plenty more to come from us," Dhoni said ahead of the all-Asian clash at the Wankhede stadium. " More

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JK POLICE TO ORGANISE INTER ZONE SPORTS MEET

Jammu, Apr 1:  Jammu and Kashmir Police is organizing 11th Inter Zone Sports meet at Jammu from April 5 to 9.  The teams from all wings of Jammu and Kashmir Police from across the State would participate in the five day event featuring a series of sports activities at different names More

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DIG to flag off cross country run

Srinagar, Apr 1: Deputy Inspector General of Police (DIG), Central Kashmir Range, Srinagar, Abdul Gani Mir will flag off cross country race from Nehru Park Srinagar on Saturday at 9 AM. The race is being organized by Police Public School Bemina, Srinagar and it will start from Nehru Park and end More

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WE ARE NOT UNDERDOGS: KUMAR SANGAKKARA

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Mumbai, Apr 1: While conceding that India were the favourites to lift the World Cup on Saturday, Sri Lanka captain Kumar Sangakkara refused to term his own band of men as the underdogs in the mega event's summit clash at the Wankhede Stadium.  "They (India) are a very good side and they have More

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‘India are clear favourites’

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Mumbai, Apr 1: Former India cricketer Mohinder Amarnath on Friday said the hosts have lot of advantages and are clear favourites to win the World Cup here at the Wankhede Stadium on Saturday when they take on Sri Lanka in the final. "It is a great opportunity for us. We have the team. We More

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Akhtar's retirement timing was not right: Shahid Afridi

Karachi, Apr 1: Critical of Shoaib Akhtar for announcing his retirement in the middle of the World Cup, Pakistan ODI captain Shahid Afridi today claimed the pacer did not consult the team before making his decision public. "His timing was not right and he should have properly consulted and More

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'I was confident that Sachin was out'

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Lahore, Apr 1: Pakistan off-spinner Saeed Ajmal is still perplexed over why the Decision Review System (DRS) overturned on-field umpire Ian Gould's lbw ruling against Sachin Tendulkar during the World Cup semi-final against India in Mohali.Tendulkar, who scored a valuable innings of 85, was dropped More

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