in-hotdailynews: 2015-01-27 India Sports

Serena, Venus, Madison: Big week for American women at Australian Open
USA TODAY
MELBOURNE, Australia — For a day at the Australian Open, it's tennis past vs. tennis future – played in the present. Wednesday, three American women will play in the quarterfinals of a Grand Slam for the first time in over 10 years, representing a ...

Australian Open 2015: Serena Williams drops a set easily to win the other two in ...   Economic Times
Venus Williams to face Madison Keys in Australian Open quarter-final   Daily Mail
Venus Williams Is Playing Like Her Old Self   Wall Street Journal
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Australian Open: Men's and women's quarter-final line-ups completed
The Roar
Only eight men and eight women remain in the Australian Open singles draws and some of the pre-tournament favourites – namely Novak Djokovic, Rafael Nadal, Serena Williams and Maria Sharapova – are still there. However, there were some big names ...

Tennis - Cibulkova dumps Azarenka to reach quarter-finals   Yahoo Eurosport UK
Australian Open 2015: Victoria Azarenka looking to continue her dream run at ...   Herald Sun

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ODI Tri-series: Rain gods hand India a lifeline as fifth ODI gets washed out
Firstpost
Rain played spoilsport as the tri-series cricket match between India and Australia was today abandoned with the two teams sharing the points, which left the visiting side in with a chance to make it to the final. After being put into bat, India were 69 for two after ...

Surely, it's time up for Shikhar Dhawan   Economic Times
England face sudden-death decider for place in tri-series final   Telegraph.co.uk
Clarke on collision course with CA as team-mates move on   DAWN.com
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A most unkind cut
The Hindu
Even if the United Arab Emirates, in a miraculous turn of events, shocks India at Perth on February 28, the joy will not arrive without a hint of bitterness. While the win will resonate with International Cricket Council's (ICC) 95 Associate and Affiliate members, ...

Howzat Guinness World Records? ICC unveil giant cricket bat in Dubai   The National
OSN launches Guinness World Record bid for the 'Largest Cricket Bat'   Emirates 24/7
England perennial underachievers in World Cups: Paul Collingwood   Cricket Country
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Yadav quits as Mumbai captain, Tare steps in
The Indian Express
Suryakumar Yadav has resigned as captain of Mumbai after the team's loss to Tamil Nadu in the Ranji Trophy game in Chennai. His resignation has been accepted by the selection committee of the Mumbai Cricket Association (MCA). It was after 1951 that ...

Tare replaces Yadav as Mumbai Ranji skipper   Cricbuzz
Tare replaces Suryakumar Yadav as Mumbai captain   ESPNcricinfo.com
Suryakumar Kumar steps down as Mumbai Ranji team captain   IBNLive
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HIL 2015: Rays hold Wave Riders
The Hindu
Ranchi Rays returned from a two-goal deficit to hold defending champion Delhi Wave Riders 2-2 in third edition of Hero Hockey India League at the Astroturf Hockey Stadium, Ranchi on Monday. Looking for its first win of the tournament, Wave Riders started ...

Spirited Ranchi snatch a point   The Asian Age
HIL: Ranchi Rays hold Delhi Waveriders to 2-2 draw   Times of India
HIL: Ranchi Rays rally to hold Delhi Waveriders 2-2   Business Standard
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Surprised by Padma, Mithali Remembers Late Coach Sampath
The New Indian Express
HYDERABAD: It is a recognition for her outstanding track record in women's cricket, but Mithali Raj was surprised to know that she will be one of the recipients of the Padma Shri award this year. “I'm surprised, but at the same time, happy to be honoured with ...

Mithali Raj: Padma Shri award was a pleasant surprise   Cricbuzz
Padma Shri award a pleasant surprise - Raj   ESPNcricinfo.com
Mithali Raj says Padma Shri came as a pleasant surprise   Daily News & Analysis
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Looking to improve wrestling's medal tally in Rio: Satpal
Times of India
NEW DELHI: Ecstatic to be named for the Padma Bhushan award, India's most decorated wrestling coach Satpal Singh says the honour has motivated him to work harder and his aim now is to improve the country's medal tally in wrestling in the 2016 Rio ...

India wrestling coach Satpal Singh 'ecstatic' to be named for Padma Bhushan ...   Daily News & Analysis

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