The Indian Express -- Sports

Wednesday, November 05 1997

Tendulkar seeks big score

There couldn't have been a better advertisement for a mismatch -- a star-studded Mumbai taking on Gujarat in a overs-limited contest. Boosted by Sachin Tendulkar's presence, the Wills Trophy defending champions possess enough ammunition in their armoury to have a blast at the Bulsar District Association's Sardar Patel Stadium today.

Anwar, Sohail steer Pak to easy victory

Pakistan defeated West Indies by eight wickets with 9.2 overs to spare in their second match of the Golden Jubilee Quadrangular trophy one-day cricket tournament. Opening batsman Saeed Anwar led the home side's victory charge with an unbeaten 108, assisted by Aamir Sohail who also remained unconquered on 75.

It's not cricket, the Board takes guard for a war minus shooting

For those of you who thought horse-trading and behind-the-scenes shenanigans were the sole preserve of scheming politicians, a trip to Chennai on November 6 is highly recommended. For that's where the Annual General Meeting of the Board of Control for Cricket in India will be held.

Global Sport -- Haq, Thind drop charges

Bagan start favourite

National Snooker and Billiards in Calcutta

Sethi, Jangra in quarter-finals

Indian cagers open against Lanka

Warne ready as Kiwis look vulnerable to spin

Olympic gold medallist boxer shot in Bosnia

Bengal paddlers dominate

Ebony Gold wins feature

Anwar, Sohail steer Pak to easy victory

India File -- Jansher for Mahindra Open

India bag nine gold medals