PR-inside.com) CHITTAGONG, Bangladesh (AP) - Openers Jamie How and Aaron Redmond combined for 55 runs to get New Zealand off to a good start in its chase of a 317-run victory target set by Bangladesh on the fourth day of

PR-inside.com) ? MOHALI, India (AP) - Offspinner Harbhajan Singh struck twice in the final over before tea to leave Australia at 50 for 2 wickets Monday chasing an imposing victory target of 516 in the second cricket test against India.Having

PR-inside.com) MOHALI, India (AP) - India opener Gautam Gambhir produced his second century during India's brutal demolition of Australia as the hosts raced to 230 for 2 wickets and a lead of 431 at lunch on the fourth day of

PR-inside.com) CHITTAGONG, Bangladesh (AP) - Tailenders Mashrafee bin Murtaza and Abdur Razzak combined for 36 runs Monday before Bangladesh was dismissed for 242 in their second innings with a 316-run lead over New Zealand on the fourth day of the

PR-inside.com) CHITTAGONG, Bangladesh (AP) - Scoreboard at tea Monday on the fourth day of the first cricket test between Bangladesh and New Zealand at Birshrestha Ruhul Amin stadium: Bangladesh, 1st Innings 245 New Zealand, 1st Innings 171 Bangladesh, 2nd Innings(Overnight:

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MOSCOW, October 20 (RIA Novosti) - Zenit St. Petersburg's general director has denied media speculation that the club will approach current AC Milan trainer Carlo Ancelotti if Dick Advocaat refuses to sign a new contract. Dutch trainer Advocaat took over

PR-inside.com) 1. Jelena Jankovic, Serbia, 4,555 points. 2. Dinara Safina, Russia, 3,782. 3. Serena Williams, United States, 3,716. 4. Ana Ivanovic, Serbia, 3,413. 5. Elena Dementieva, Russia, 3,235. 6. Maria Sharapova, Russia, 3,040. 7. Svetlana Kuznetsova, Russia, 2,726. 8. Venus

PR-inside.com) MOHALI, India (AP) - India set Australia an imposing victory target of 516 in the second cricket test Monday after rushing to 314 for 3 wickets declared in its second innings. Captain Mahendra Singh Dhoni smashed 68 from 84

PR-inside.com) MOHALI, India (AP) - Scoreboard Monday after India declares its second innings against Australia in the second cricket test at the Punjab Cricket Association Stadium: India, 1st Innings 469 Australia, 1st Innings India, 2nd Innings (Overnight: 100 without loss

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