Syque nearly made it
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The Saxon ruins lying silently underneath Greenwich Park are by no means the only old feature at the Olympic equestrian events. Like the ruins, many of the riders at London 2012 are hardly in the first flush of youth either. Full storyIndia fumes at ceremony intruder
India have protested to London Olympic organisers after a mysterious woman gatecrashed their squad at the opening ceremony, media reports said on Sunday. Full storyBaroda pile up 388-5
Baroda XI bounced back from their poor first innings batting effort as they piled up 388-5 in their second innings to end the third day with a healthy lead of 176 runs against Bangladesh ‘A’ in the Shafi Dharashah Tournament at Bangalore on Saturday. Full storyLONDON DIARY
Two days have gone past since the opening ceremony and the battle for gold medals has just intensified. China seized the early momentum winning gold medals from shooting, weightlifting and... Full storyMSC owe nothing to Emeka
Mohammedan Sporting Club in a letter to the Bangladesh Football Federation on Sunday claimed that they cleared all the dues of their coach Emeka Ezeugo who earlier complained of not being paid his salary and other... Full storyAbahani thrash Bima in Premier Hockey
Puskar Khisha Memo and Kashim Ali each scored a brace as Abahani Limited started off their Green Delta Insurance Dhaka Premier Hockey League’s super five in style with a 6-1 drubbing of Shadharan Bima on Sunday. Full storyBrazil on course
A late goal by Cristiane saw Brazil keep their bid for a first gold medal in women’s Olympic football on track as they beat New Zealand 1-0 in Cardiff on Saturday. Victory meant the Samba Queens, silver medallists... Full storyBritain squad awestruck by Village life
in the Olympic Village is having a profound and positive impact on Britain’s squad, most of whom enjoy pampered lives as Premier League players, coach Stuart Pearce said. Full storyPhelps aims for redemption in 200m fly
Michael Phelps, shockingly shut out of the medals in the 400m medley, will try to bounce back in an event he has long dominated when he launches his Olympic 200m butterfly title defence today. Full storyMilan blank Chelsea
Urby Emanuelson scored in the 68th minute as AC Milan edged Champions League winners Chelsea 1-0 in an exhibition contest Saturday at Sun Life Stadium. Emanuelson converted on a running attack with team-mate Stephen ... Full storyMessi sinks Casablanca
Lionel Messi starred again as he hit a hat-trick for Barcelona in their 8-0 friendly win over Raja Casablanca at the Grand Stade in Tangier, reports Soccernet. Alexis Sanchez opened the scoring, before Messi... Full storyBlack Caps under pressure
New Zealand were up against it at stumps on the fourth day of their second Test against West Indies at North Sound after two breakthroughs for the hosts left them at 199 for 3, just 28 runs ahead. Full storyI defied parents to win gold, says Menezes
Olympic judo champion Sarah Menezes revealed Sunday that her parents tried to stop her from taking up the sport which they believed was for men only. The 22-year-old from Brazil became... Full storyLochte confirms 2012 is his year of years
