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| 221. |
 | Sourav Ganguly barred from bowling in Ranji Trophy
MIL/Agencies Jan 3, 2006 Author:
Indian captain Sourav Ganguly has been barred from bowling in a Ranji Trophy match between Bengal and Tamil Nadu at the Eden Gardens.
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| 222. |
 | US Women accuse Coach of a pattern of sexual harassment
MIL/NYT Dec 31, 2005 Author: WINA STURGEON and LYNN ZINSER
Salt Lake City - Dec. 30 - Some members of the United States women's skeleton team, including the 2002 Olympic gold medalist Tristan Gale, have accused Coach Tim Nardiello of a pattern of sexual harassment dating to 2002 as per New York Times.
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| 223. |
 | Dravid, Chappell were against Ganguly to be in Team India
MI/Agencies Dec 30, 2005 Author:
Lahore -:New belief from Pakistan affirms that Rahul Dravid and Greg Chappell didn’t like Sourav Ganguly to be included in the Indian team, still all that happened.They are of the opinion that it shall lower the team spirit.
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| 224. |
 | Australia on verge of comfortable victory
MIL/tvnz.co.nz Dec 29, 2005 Author:
The spectators enjoyed Shane Warne turning on some of his old magic and Andrew Symonds bringing his explosive one-day hitting to Test cricket leaving Australia on the brink of victory against South Africa after day four of the second Test.
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| 225. |
 | India’s victory over Srilanka is almost certainty
MIL/Agencies Dec 21, 2005 Author: Sasi Sukumaran
India batted for around 20 minutes on the fourth day before declaring their second innings on 316 for 9 in the morning session, and this was a big challenge to Sri Lanka to achieve the mammoth target of 508 runs.
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| 226. |
 | India’s victory over Srilanka is almost certainty
MIL/Agencies Dec 21, 2005 Author: Sasi Sukumaran
India batted for around 20 minutes on the fourth day before declaring their second innings on 316 for 9 in the morning session, and this was a big challenge to Sri Lanka to achieve the mammoth target of 508 runs.
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| 227. |
 | India leading towards a safe win against Sri Lanka
MIL/Agency Dec 20, 2005 Author: Sasi Sukumaran
Ahmedabad - Sri Lanka were dismissed for 206, conceding a first innings lead of 192. India started its 2nd inning and reached 287 for nine, the big credit goes to Yuvraj Singh who made brilliant 75.
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| 228. |
 | Sri Lanka 131 for 5, India on stronger spot with 398
MIL/Agencies Dec 19, 2005 Author:
Ahmedabad - On Sunday, India was in trouble after the top and middle order struggled and lost early wickets after India won the toss and elected to bat. On Monday, after being put to the sword by VVS Laxman and Irfan Pathan made a ton and a fifty respectively.
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| 229. |
 | India wins 2nd test beating Sri Lanka by 188 runs
MIL Dec 14, 2005 Author: Sasi Sukumaran
India won the second test by 188 runs defeating Sri Lanka at the Ferozshah Kotla in Delhi on Wednesday. Sri Lanka was bowled out for 247 and that gave an easy victory to India having a 1-0 lead in the three-match series.
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| 230. |
 | India better placed, Sri Lanka 123/5 at stumps on 4th Day
MIL/Agencies Dec 13, 2005 Author:
A triangle consisting of Anil Kumble, Yuvraj Singh and Mahendra Singh Dhoni strengthened India’s position in the second Test match against Sri Lanka at the Ferozeshah Kotla ground in Delhi.
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| 231. |
 | Tendulkar creates cricket history as century-taker
MIL/Agencies Dec 10, 2005 Author: Sasi Sukumaran
New Delhi - Sachin Tendulkar created in cricket history by becoming the highest century-taker. With Sachin’s century, India laid the foundation for a mammoth first innings total in the second Test against Sri Lanka at the Feroze Shah Kotla ground, New Delhi on Saturday.
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| 232. |
South Africa & India had a close fight, SA won Ist OD
NIA/NDTV Nov 16, 2005 Author:
Hyderabad - Proteas won the toss and elected in the first one day international in Hyderabad on Wednesday. Both teams are in high morale, they have just come off series victories and are riding high on confidence. However, South Africa won by five wickets.
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| 233. |
Dhoni gives another victory to India over Sri Lanka
MIL/BBC Nov 12, 2005 Author:
Baroda - Seventh and final ODI, India got 245 in 39.3 over after Sri Lanka were restricted to nine for 244 (50 over). India registered their sixth victory over Sri Lanka in the series of seven and won this match by five wickets. The 24-year-old Mahendra Singh Dhoni constructed another match-winning innings for India.
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| 234. |
 | Pathan and Tandulkar lead to Indian victory
MIL/Hindu Oct 29, 2005 Author: S. Ram Mahesh
Pathan and Tandulkar turned the Cricket history by leading Indian to a grand victory against Sri Lanka in Mohali. The house was packed to enjoy the bowling of Pathan and batting of Tandulkar. Virender Sehwag initiated a good inning but was out quite early. Tandulkar filled the gap and brought India to a great victory by his unbeaten batting.
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| 235. |
Twenty20 Bradman Cup to start in Bangalore
MIL/Rediff.com Aug 18, 2005 Author:
Bangalore shall have an official event of Unibic Twenty20 cricket championship for the Bradman Cup. The teams to participate include Karnataka State Cricket Association, Bradman World XI and Chemplast in Group A, and New South Wales, Air India and Cricket Association of Bengal in Group B.
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| 236. |
 | New York Bid falls short, London Selected for Olympics
MIL/NYT Jul 6, 2005 Author: By Lynn Zinser
Singapore -The Olympic dream fell short today according to New York Times on July 6, despite a whirlwind three-week effort to pump life back into New York's Olympic bid.
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| 237. |
 | Magic effect of Indian Cricket fading?
Courtesy India Times Jul 1, 2005 Author:
Indian Cricket team, which was once ranking among the top three teams in the world has now come down in status and performance. Its magic effect appears to have faded away. Will the new spirit in the cricket team in absence of Sachin Tandulkar and Sourav Ganguly restore its due status in ICC Champions Trophy to be held 2006? India is as of now scrapping the bottom the barrel in the ODI standings, languishing at number seven.
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| 238. |
 | People disappointed over Pataudi’s run away tactics
MIL/Agencies Jun 18, 2005 Author: Special Correspondent
Chandigarh - Mansaur Ali Khan Pataudi has practically let down the old rich legend of a well-reputed and Cricket Captain of his time. Whether he has committed the alleged offence under the wildlife act or not, it is for the court to decide.
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| 239. |
 | Clearance of Indian Off-spinner Harbhajan Singh welcomed by BBCI
MIL/Agencies May 30, 2005 Author: Special Correspondent
New Delhi/Chandigarh- The BBCI has welcomed the ICC decision to clear Indian Off-spinner Harbhajan Singh of the charge of bowling action. Harbhajan Singh’s fans that gathered in Jallandhar and Ludhiana raised slogans in favor of Harbhajan Singh and ICI.
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| 240. |
 | India beat Pakistan in Kolkata at Eden Garden
MIL Mar 20, 2005 Author: Special Correspondent
Kolkata - India dismissed Pakistan for 226 runs in their second innings and won the second Test at the Eden Gardens here on Sunday . Indians went one-up in the series.
India was 407 and 407 for 9 declared. Pakistan 393 and 226.
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