Ajit Wadekar, who skippered India to historic away triumphs against the West Indies and England in 1971, passed away at a Mumbai hospital on Wednesday. He was 77 and ailing for a while.
Asian Junior wrestling: MHA puts Pakistan's participation on holdThe Home Ministry has given green light to the Wrestling Federation of India (WFI) for hosting the Asian Junior Championship but has put on hold participation of grapplers from Pakistan, Afghanistan and Iraq, according to off… Read MoreA glorious Indian summer awaits us in England: Sourav GangulyIndia beat England by seven wickets in the third Twenty20 international on Sunday to clinch the three-match series 2-1. India won the first T20 by eight wickets at Manchester before England leveled the series with a five-wick… Read MoreI'll be back with Produnova after Asiad: DipaForced to dump the dangerous Produnova routine following a career-threatening knee injury, ace Indian gymnast Dipa Karmakar will once again switch to the 'vault of death' after the Asian Games.
from Sports News: Cricket News… Read MoreWimbledon: Serena into semis after fighting back to beat GiorgiSerena Williams stayed on track for an eighth Wimbledon title as she fought back to beat Italian Camila Giorgi 3-6, 6-3, 6-4 in a fiercely contested quarter-final on Tuesday.
from Sports News: Cricket News, Latest updates on… Read MoreDjokovic relegates Federer in Wimbledon quarter-final line-upNovak Djokovic won his battle to be promoted to Centre Court billing for Wednesday's quarter-finals, forcing eight-time champion Roger Federer off the sport's most famous arena for the first time in three years.
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