in-hotdailynews: 2014-12-07 India Sports

Hockey: Australia and Argentina reach Champions Trophy final after thrilling semis
SkySports
Australia will face hosts Argentina in the Women's Champions Trophy final after a dramatic penalty shootout win over New Zealand. Captain Anita Punt scored an early penalty corner for New Zealand, who were attempting to reach the final for the first time, but ...

Champions Trophy: Late heartbreak for India   Mid-Day
Familiar Folly: Late Slip Lets Down India   The New Indian Express
Beeston striker Sam Ward scores twice on dream debut as England beat ...   Telegraph.co.uk
Indian Express
Daily Times
Calcutta Telegraph
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Coach Darren Lehmann looks to Phillip Hughes himself to guide grieving team
Sydney Morning Herald
As the Australia team braces itself to play its first Test since Phillip Hughes' death, they are getting courage from the most unlikely of areas – the Hughes family and from Phillip himself. The team's coach, Darren Lehmann, has reminded his players of Hughes' ...

India in Australia 2014: Analysis of Team India   IBNLive
India vs Australia: A tour like no other   Daily News & Analysis
India vs Australia past encounters: Part 3 of 4   Cricket Country
The Australian
Irish Independent
DAWN.com
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Aces Sans Federer Master Mavericks in Shootout
The New Indian Express
NEW DELHI: Just before the second tie of the day between Indian Aces and Manila Mavericks began, the big screen showed a short video of the Aces players' individual messages to India. As soon as Roger Federer's face appeared, the stands roared, even ...

International Premier Tennis League Results 2014: India Scores and Winners   Bleacher Report
IPTL: Indian Aces, UAE Royals post wins   Indian Express
IPTL: Indian Aces beat Manila Mavericks in dramatic Super Shoot Out   SkySports
Sportskeeda
India Gazette
Zee News
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Why cricketer Phillip Hughes' death touched the world
Herald Sun
Cannot Contact Server. Please upgrade your browser to view HTML 5 content. Cricketer Hughes remembered in Macksville 3:19. Play video. http://cdn.newsapi.com.au/image/v1/. Phillip Hughes was much more than just a cricketer, his memorial service has ...

Australia face biggest mental battle in first test - Ponting   Reuters Africa
Merv Hughes calls for early bouncer in India Test   The News International

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Jordan Spieth keeps lead as Patrick Reed shoots 63; Tiger Woods stays at the ...
Daily News & Analysis
Two shots ahead with one hole to go, Jordan Spieth had the option to finish the 18th and final hole in the rain-hit second round of the US $ 3.5 million Hero World Challenge. But looking for a second win in as many weeks and in different ends of the world, ...

Spieth seizes seven-shot lead, Woods shows grit   Reuters India
Tiger Woods vomits twice, puts up lowest score of week   USA TODAY
Tiger Woods Fights Through Illness and Back to Even Par   New York Times
Dallas Morning News
The Nation
New York Post
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Women's Indian Open: Gwladys Nocera reigns supreme
The Hindu
Twelve years on the professional tour helped Frenchwoman Gwladys Nocera lift her game when she needed it the most, winning the eighth edition of the Hero women's Indian Open at the Delhi Golf Club here on Saturday. The 39-year old Frenchwoman, who ...

Wire-to-wire finish for France's Nocera   The Asian Age
Women's Indian Open: Impressive Gwladys Nocera wins by five   SkySports
Hannah Burke second at Indian Open behind Gwladys Nocera   BBC Sport
India Gazette
Times of India
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Mid-Day

Mumbai lad Dev Shah is world schools chess champ
Mid-Day
The youngest Indian ever to become a rated chess player, seven-year-old Dev Shah from Mumbai, has become the world champion in the Under-7 category in the World Schools Chess Championships that concluded at Juiz de Fora in Brazil recently.
Mumbai boy Dev Shah wins world schools chess title   Business Standard

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2001: An ace odyssey
Indian Express
The entire set lasted just a few seconds longer than the dramatic last game of their classic Wimbledon final. Still, if you cared enough to try real hard, really bloody hard, then the blue surface beneath Patrick Rafter and Goran Ivanisevic's feet could have turned ...

Ivanisevic calls Cilic's US Open title the art of tennis   The Hindu
Perfect match   Pune Mirror
Delhi crowd is the loudest in IPTL: Goran Ivanisevic   IBNLive
Zee News
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Indians prepare for Aussie crowd abuse
Stuff.co.nz
India's premier fast bowler Ishant Sharma has warned his team-mates to prepare to cop abuse from Australian crowds. Sharma says handling the crowd sledging will be a factor in how India fare in the four-test series starting in Adelaide on Tuesday. "Australia ...

'India won't win more than one Test'   Pune Mirror
I am no role model, says Ishant Sharma   Deccan Chronicle
Ishant: I don't see myself as a role model for anyone   Gocricket.com
Business Standard
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IBNLive

Struggling Mumbai City FC face tough Atletico de Kolkata test in ISL
IBNLive
Mumbai: With its campaign in tatters after three consecutive defeats, Mumbai City FC needs to regroup quickly as it finds itself in a must-win situation against a formidable Atletico de Kolkata in an Indian Super League match, here on Sunday. Having just 12 ...

With ISL finale, we come to end of football season   Daily News & Analysis
'Our best players haven't played enough' - Peter Reid   Goal.com
Einstein and the playoff quandary   Indian Express
Business Standard
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