Dec 25, 2010
Ponting says he's fit and fine for MCG
Australia captain Ricky Ponting says he is a certain starter for the Boxing Day Test against England, starting Sunday.
Gambhir doubtful for Durban Test
Indian opener Gautam Gambhir appears doubtful for the second Test against South Africa in Durban from Sunday.
'Won't be intimidated by MCG crowd'
Andrew Strauss said England will not be intimidated by a Melbourne Cricket Ground packed with a hostile Australians for the fourth Test.
HC stays proceedings against Modi
The BCCI was dealt yet another blow after the Bombay High Court stayed the Board's proceedings against Lalit Modi.
Live Chat: Akshay Oberoi on December 27 at 1500 hrs IST
Anurag Kashyap's Chief AD Sohil Shah dies in freak accident on film set
Akshay Oberoi invites cousin Vivek to see his film
Setting aside all talk of a cold war with cousin, Vivek Oberoi, newcomer Akshay Oberoi who makes his debut this week in the Rajshris' Isi Life Mein has invited Vivek to watch his film. Vivek has promised his cousin he will make time very shortly. Says the newcomer, "There is absolutely no stress with Vivek. I don't know where these rumours came from. I don't know why people are making it seem as if we're at loggerheads." The truth is, Akshay Oberoi tried to downplay his family connection with Vivek because he didn't want to seem like a clingy cousin desirous of cashing in on his more-famous family member's name. Says Akshay, "Vivek and I didn't grow up together. Since I was studying acting and theatre in the US for several years and we weren't connected constantly. So if we aren't bumchums, we aren't at war either. Why should we be? We are like any other family. I'm a huge fan of Vivek and will always wish him well. I hope he sees my film soon." Having said that, the pragmatic newcomer knows it is each on his own in the entertainment industry. "Vivek and I come from different families. We lead separate lives. He has his own career. And I will have my own now. We will always be there for one another. But we are not going to be posing for together photographs all the time to prove to the world that we belong to one family." Akshay's namesake, the Kumar, also has a release, a much larger one this week. But the newbie is unperturbed. Says the latest Oberoi on the block, "Isi Life Mein and Tees Maar Khan are two different films. We are a much smaller film. We're hoping we'd also get some support. After all it is the holiday season."
Krayon Pictures starts animating Govind Nihlani's 'Kamlu'
Sonakshi Sinha signed up as brand ambassador for Dyna Soaps
Salman Khan signed up as brand ambassador for Mountain Dew
Akshay and Katrina get mobbed by fans
First promo of 'Patiala House' catches your eye
Russian President meets SRK and Bebo on sets of Ra.One
PCB: Butt not facing ban
The PCB has rejected reports that Salman Butt is set to be banned for seven years on charges of spot-fixing.
PCB: Zulqarnain is weak, nervous
Dubbed "weak and nervous" by a fact-finding committee of the PCB, Zulqarnain Haider is threatening to take legal action.
Amla eyes series win in Durban
Hashim Amla said South Africa will be hoping to seal the three-match series in the second Test beginning in Durban on Sunday.
"Zaheer key to India revival"
Sourav Ganguly reckons Zaheer Khan will be key to India bouncing back in the Test series against South Africa.
Kirsten targets strong first innings
India coach Gary Kirsten expects his batsmen to back themselves after the first Test disappointment.
Anderson fit for MCG Test
James Anderson has been declared fit to take part in fourth Ashes Test at the MCG from Sunday.
Warne: Australia primed to win in MCG
Shane Warne believes Australia are in a different zone and will win the fourth Ashes Test against England starting on Sunday.
Zaheer fit to play in Durban Test
A fit-again Zaheer Khan is all set to make a return in the second Test in Durban that starts on Boxing Day.
John Wright: It was an easy decision
John Wright says that it was unexpected but an easy decision for him to coach the New Zealand cricket team.
Ranji Trophy updates: Friday
Bowlers put Karnataka in driver seat against Mdhya Pradesh and Pankaj took six wickets to give Rajasthan the upperhand against Maharashtra.
Clarke: Anderson will be big loss
Australia are planning to face James Anderson in the Boxing Day Test - but will be delighted if they are forced to have a rethink.
Bell set to remain at usual number six
Ian Bell looks set to stay at six in England's batting order for the fourth Ashes Test in Melbourne on Boxing Day.
PCB assures World Cup list on Dec 30
Pakistan's selection committee will meet on December 30 to finalise the preliminary squad of 30 players for the 2011 World Cup.
Dhoni: Sachin is better than Bradman
Sachin Tendulkar's ability to adapt to the pressures of modern-day cricket makes him better than Bradman, feels MS Dhoni.
Corruption ghost clouds NZ-Pak series
New Zealand face Pakistan in a T20 match in Auckland on Sunday to launch a series set to be overshadowed by corruption claims.
Walking down memory lane in 2010
2010 will be a year to remember. Some incredible highs and forgettable lows- the year was a watershed in world sports.
Cilic clicks with Chennai
Marin Cilic attributes his back-to-back conquests of the Chennai Open to his love for India's only ATP tournament.
PCB: Butt not facing ban
The PCB has rejected reports that Salman Butt is set to be banned for seven years on charges of spot-fixing.
Fay steps down as USGA director
David Fay has announced his retirement as executive director of the United States Golf Association.
Yuri Semin is new Dynamo coach
Dynamo Kiev have appointed Yuri Semin as the permanent successor to former coach Valeri Gazzaev.
Rugby: Sharks supremo backs Anglesea
Sale Sharks owner Brian Kennedy has described Pete Anglesea as "the obvious choice" to step in for departed head coach Mike Brewer.
Rugby: O'Connell ban will stand
Ireland and Munster lock Paul O'Connell has had his appeal against a four-week ban dismissed.
Rugby: Moffat impressed by Edinburgh
Edinburgh head coach Rob Moffat has made four changes to his side for Monday's Magners League clash with Glasgow Warriors at Firhill.
Ancelotti: Arsenal scared of Drogba
Chelsea manager Carlos Ancelotti insists Arsenal are 'a little afraid' of Didier Drogba ahead of their clash on Monday.
Kaka, Fabiano linked with Inter
A number of players have been linked with Inter Milan even before new manager Leonardo starts his job proper on 29 December.
City prepare £21m bid for Luiz
Manchester City have tabled a massive £21 million bid to prise Benfica defender David Luiz to Eastlands.
Subscribe to:
Comments (Atom)