The Indian Express -- Sports

Saturday, July 26 1997

Lankans on guard to check fired-up Indians

The only thing that can be said with any degree of certainty about the condensed form of cricket is its unpredictability. And India have the knack of surprising everyone, including themselves.

Elliot, Ponting resurrect Australia with 208-run stand

It was a great day for Australian youth at Headingley as they took control of the fourth Test. Elliott and Ponting played beautifully in an entertaining 208 runs partnership which left England 85 runs in arrears on only the second evening.

IBF reprimands BAI

The International Badminton Federation (IBF) has come down heavily on the Badminton Association of India (BAI) for the current state of the game in the country and requested the game's supreme body in the country to forward a formal reply before August 18.

Neelam Singh breaks National discuss mark

A generation of power lights up a sport

Kunte draws again, Vijayalakshmi loses

Jadhav strikes two for GBP

Ban on Gulab Chand

Mongia, Chauhan may get the nod for Tests

Varunkumar blitz flattens Lokhandwala

First One Home wins feature

Team goal and not individual excellence is our motto

Mukherjea confident

A place in Sri Lanka where you can cricket

Short Corner -- Manjrekar releases book

Muslims emerge victorious

Forest Fantasy for feature

Courier packs off Bhupathi