The Indian Express -- Sports

Tuesday, July 22 1997

Sri Lanka keen to take on Bangladesh

Sri Lanka, relaxed with the knowledge that they are already in the final, are still keen about their match against Bangladesh and hope the rain Gods would relent and allow their last league tie of the Pepsi Asia Cup to be held today.

Trouble comes in threes for Woods

Bad things came in threes for Tiger Woods at the British Open: a triple bogey, another triple bogey and a quadruple bogey. His first two blow-ups came on the most treacherous holes at Royal Troon -- the par-4 10th and 11th.

Pakistan win Ceat award

The Pakistan cricket team has won the inaugural Ceat International Cricket Team of 1996-97 award and a cash prize of Rs 10 lakh. Pakistan, who had 92 points -- 34 from Test matches and 58 from One-day internationals -- were followed by S Africa with 74 points. India is in the 7th position with 42 points.

Rains shift the interest toIndia-Bangladesh match

BCCSL defends its decision

Leonard proveshis liking forlinks challenge

Lankans smitten by Azhar's charm

Chandrachud to meet four former cricketers today

Argentina lead in qualifiers

Salgaocar get heroes welcome

Chang reigns at ATP Classic

CR salvage a draw

Hat-trick for Dinesh

Global Sport -- Ullrich leads Tour de France

Ansari suspension reduced by one year