A record eighth consecutive World Badminton Championships quarter-final appearance for ace India shuttler Saina Nehwal ended on a disappointing note as she lost the contest against Carolina Marin of Spain.
Thai tennis umpires get life bans for match-fixing, bettingThree tennis umpires from Thailand have been handed life bans for match-fixing and betting offences, including manipulating the official scoring system during matches, the sport's anti-corruption body said.
from Sports News:… Read MorePuducherry now looks for outstation women cricketersDays after the Indian cricket board (BCCI) cancelled the registration of eight players from Puducherry, it has emerged the state team is still harnessing ideas of bringing in women players from established state teams to make… Read MoreBig sports events todayHere are the big sports events lined up for Tuesday (October 9) that comprise third day action of the first Test between Pakistan and Australia in Dubai, and action from Pro Kabaddi League.
from Sports News: Cricket News, La… Read MoreAIFF to probe Jamshedpur FC player's age discrepancy issueThe All India Football Federation on Tuesday said its players' status committee will investigate the allegations of age "discrepancy" against Jamshedpur FC's Gourav Mukhi, who has been declared the youngest scorer of the ongo… Read MoreLewis Hamilton is stepping into Michael Schumacher territoryWhen Michael Schumacher won his seventh Formula One world championship with Ferrari in 2004 it looked like a record for the ages, but Lewis Hamilton and Mercedes are forcing a rethink already.
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