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Harbhajan and Sreesanth in row
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Listen to the cheerleader
The Indian Premier League faced its first on-field controversy with allegations that Harbhajan Singh hit Sreesanth, his India team-mate and IPL rival, after Friday's match between the Kings XI Punjab.... |
Inspired Punjab trounce Mumbai
Plays of the day from the Twenty20 match between Kings XI Punjab and Mumbai Indians at Mohali on April 25, 2008.... |
Yuvraj positive despite defeats
Mumbai Indians will have realised that money can't buy you a winning team, for the most expensive side in the IPL lost their third game in a row and were hauled down the points table by Kings XI Punj.... |
J & K to face Puducherry in opener
MOHALI: These are tough times for Yuvraj Singh and his team Kings XI Punjab. Two losses on the trot have dented the confidence of the team that was once considered among the probable front-runners in ... |
Conservatives tighten grip in Iran run-off vote
Srinagar: Host Jammu and Kashmir will cross swords with Puducherry in the inaugural match of the 62nd Santosh Trophy football tournament on May 25 when the National championship returns to Jammu and K... |
Egypt holds Muslim Brotherhood members in suspected Hamas plot
Conservatives have consolidated their grip on Iran's parliament after run-off votes for undecided seats, state radio reported on Saturday, but reformists said the election process was biased against .... |
IPL: Punjab beat Delhi
Egyptian security forces detained four people and have accused them of plotting to buy fuel for a pilotless aircraft for Palestinian Islamist group Hamas, security sources said on Saturday. ... |
Punjab firms seek Centre, RBI help for derivative losses
A superlative 52-ball 75 by Australian Simon Katich and aggressive by captain Yuvraj Singh helped Kings XI Punjab beat Delhi Daredevils by four wickets in the Indian Premier League match in Mohali on ... |
Cement supply from Pak hits infra hurdle
Punjab-based textile and steel firms have sought intervention of the central government and the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) to protect them from the currency derivative crisis.... |
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