Moustapha Salifou believes Togo have been banned from the next two African Nations Cups because they are "a small nation".
Feb 4, 2010
Salifou disgusted by Togo suspension
Moustapha Salifou believes Togo have been banned from the next two African Nations Cups because they are "a small nation".
Hazard extends Lille contract
Lille midfielder Eden Hazard has extended his contract with the Ligue 1 outfit until 2014.
Monty in no rush to name vice-captains
Ryder Cup captain Colin Montgomerie will not announce his vice-captains until after July's Open Championship at St Andrews.
KNVB Beker Saturday Review
FC Twente coach Steve McClaren has his sights on Sunday's Eredivisie trip to Ajax after a 2-1 victory over Heracles Almelo on Thursday.
Blanc denies France rumours
Bordeaux coach Laurent Blanc has rubbished reports that he has agreed in principle to take over as France coach.
Morkel threatens pace test
South Africa is set to unleash a barrage of short-pitched deliveries to unnerve the Indian batsmen in the two-Test series.
India proposes talks, Pakistan seeks clarity
Marking the end of thaw since 26/11, Pakistan’s foreign ministry has confirmed that India has proposed foreign secretary-level talks with Islamabad but said it was seeking clarification on the content of the talks.
Show black flags to Rahul: Bal Thackeray
The Shiv Sena supremo on Thursday asked partymen to show black flags to Rahul Gandhi during his visit to Mumbai tomorrow in protest against the Congress leader's 'Mumbai for all' comment.
India to have own panel on climate change: Jairam Ramesh
India would soon have its own panel on climate change, the environment minister announced on Thursday, adding that the country could not depend on reports from the UN Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change.
Digvijay denies calling Batla House encounter fake
A day after expressing doubts over the Human Rights Commission's probe into the Batla House encounter, the senior Congress leader today said he was nobody to comment on the veracity of the encounter.
If there is an issue, talk to me: SRK to Sena
In the eye of a storm over his criticism of exclusion of Pak players from IPL, Bollywood superstar Shah Rukh Khan is hoping Shiv Sena ire against him would not be visited on his new film "My Name Is Khan".
India warns Australia of 'consequences'
Indian High Commissioner to Australia has reportedly met Australian Governor-General, warning him of long-term consequences unless more action was taken to prevent attacks against Indians.
JuD holds anti-India jehadi rally in PoK
An anti-India jehadi rally to express "solidarity with Kashmir" was organized on Thursday in Pakistan-administered Kashmir by the Jama'at-ud-Dawaah (JuD), a banned frontal organization of the Lashkar-e-Taiba (LeT) terror outfit.
Sena row: Bollywood supports SRK, Rahul
Bollywood tweets in support of Shah Rukh Khan and Rahul Gandhi, who have spoken out against the Shiv Sena and MNS stand on the IPL controversy.
Movie Review: Law Abiding Citizen
A cat-and-mouse game between a cop and a criminal is the formula that is bound to keep one on the edge of his seat.
Help! My mother wants to be my online friend
"One day when I logged onto Facebook I immediately saw that one of my 90 friends had changed relationship status from 'Single' to 'In a Relationship'. When I looked closely I got a surprise, it was my 62-year-old mother."
Will your unborn child be a sports star?
Do you have sports star dreams for your unborn child? Well, then plan the baby in such a way that he or she is born in the month of January, claims a researcher.
No credit to Sarveshwar for Ibn-e-Batuta: Gulzar
“Where is the similarity?” asks Gulzar. “Aap line se line mila ke dekhiye. Kya same hai? Is it the name, Ibn Batutta? If it is, then does the name have a copyright?
Food inflation rises to 17.56%
Food inflation inched up to 17.56% for the week ended January 23 from 17.40% in the previous week on account of rising prices of potato and pulses.
Oil stocks surge up to 4% on BSE
Shares of oil companies today rose up to 4% on BSE, a day after the PM-appointed expert committee headed by Kirit Parikh suggested freeing of petrol and diesel prices and raising LPG rates.
Suspicion on dead Andhra liquor baron’s first wife
After taking into custody two more persons in connection with the gruesome murder of 10-year-old Vaishnavi, police are trying to figure out the role played by liquor baron Palagani Prabhakar Rao’s first wife.
Morkel threatens pace test
South Africa is set to unleash a barrage of short-pitched deliveries to unnerve the Indian batsmen in the two-Test series.
"Threat to Oz players a shame"
Rajasthan Royals chief executive Sean Morris termed Shiv Sena's threat to Australian players in IPL III as a "shame" for India.
Karthik puts South in control
Dinesh Karthik struck his second century of the match to put South Zone in firm control of the Duleep Trophy final against West Zone.
"Dravid will be hard to replace"
Rahul Dravid is as important for India as Jacques Kallis is for South Africa, said visiting middle-order batsman A B de Villiers.
Butt won't step down as PCB chief
espsntar.com’s Rajarshi Gupta spoke to Ijaz Butt, who dismissed reports of him being asked to step down as PCB chairman.
Steyn has plans for Sehwag and Co.
South African pace spearhead Dale Steyn said he and his his bowling colleagues have arrived here with plans to tame Virender Sehwag.
IPL set to enter theatres in March
UFO Moviez, the world’s largest digital based platform will give a new dimension to the third edition of the IPL.
SA coach: Adaptation is the key
The limited time at their disposal to adapt to local conditions is the biggest challenge, SA team's coach Corrie Van Zyl says.
Umpires can't spot pink balls
Players have not quite liked it and as it turns out, the umpires are also not too impressed with the pink balls.
Malik: We're playing for pride
Pakistan have one final chance to beat Australia on what has been a woeful tour when the teams clash in a T20 international.
India's No. 1 ranking goes on line
A series triumph over South Africa will consolidate India's number one status in the ICC rankings.
"I have never neglected my bowling"
Aiming for a comeback into the Indian side, Irfan Pathan denied that his endeavour to be an all-rounder cost him his spot in the team.
Mohammed Yousuf vows to fight on
Mohammad Yousuf has again vowed to remain captain of Pakistan despite the team's poor show in Australia.
Hair: Shahid Afridi is a cheat
Former Australian umpire Darrell Hair has labelled Shahid Afridi as a "cheat" after his ball-tampering act.
McGrath finds himself a girlfriend
Australia's retired cricket star Glenn McGrath has found love again, one-and-a-half years after losing his wife Jane to cancer.
India's number one ranking goes on line
A series triumph over South Africa will not just consolidate India's number one status in the ICC rankings but will also win the team $175,000.Waqar doesn't want to coach anymore
Former captain Waqar Younis did not enjoy his coaching stint with the Pakistan team in Australia and would not continue his role anymore.
SA aim to topple India from Test top spot
South Africa will draw confidence from their record on the subcontinent as they seek to replace India at the top of the world rankings in their two-Test series.'Rahul Dravid is a major loss for India'
Rahul Dravid is as important for India as Jacques Kallis is for South Africa, said visiting batsman A B de Villiers, insisting that his absence will hurt the hosts.
'Afridi's act brought bad name to country'
Pakistan captain Mohammad Yousuf is baffled by teammate Shahid Afridi's ball-tampering act in the fifth and final ODI against Australia in Perth.
Have plans to silence Sehwag: Steyn
South African pace spearhead Dale Steyn says he and his bowling colleagues have arrived with plans to tame Virender Sehwag in the forthcoming Test series.
Speculation rife about Butt's exit
Speculation was rife that Pakistan Cricket Board chairman Ejaz Butt has been asked to resign after his urgent meeting at the Presidency even though the PCB dismissed the claims.
YRF announces its new project starring Anushka and newcomer Ranveer Singh
Maneesh Sharma, Associate Director of the SRK starrer Rab Ne Bana Di Jodi, which created box office history for both Yash Raj Films and Shah Rukh Khan, has been entrusted with directing the next YRF project. Produced by Aditya Chopra, the film will star newcomer Ranveer Singh and Anushka Sharma as the lead pair. Ranveer, a complete fresher with no modelling or acting experience, was selected after his very first audition, having impressed Aditya Chopra instantly. On the other hand this will be Anushka Sharma's third film with YRF after Rab Ne Bana Di Jodi and Parmeet Sethi's directorial debut in which she stars alongside Shahid Kapoor. The untitled film tells the story of two just out of Delhi University students, Shruti (Anushka Sharma) and Bittoo (Ranveer Singh) who reluctantly set out on their tumultuous entrepreneurial venture. Together their friendship and business enters the ups and downs of the lavish world of the glamour and glitz of Delhi baaraats and weddings! Shooting of the film commences today and the film is scheduled for release later in the year. Maneesh, who will be making his directorial debut with this project, has been with the Yash Raj Banner for many years and, apart from Rab Ne Bana Di Jodi, has also assisted on films such as Fanaa and Aaja Nachle
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