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Mary Kom’s London Dream Hangs Perilously after Quarterfinal Loss
Mary Kom suffered a rare reverse in what has been an exceptional career so far. (PTI file photo)
Mary Kom’s London Dream Hangs Perilously after Quarterfinal Loss
The celebrated Manipuri boxer lost a fiercely fought bought against England’s Nicola Adams but her chances of entering the London Olympics are far from over.
     
    Dogged by Batting Failures, Saurav Ganguly to Turn Mentor for Pune Warriors
    Subrata Roy, owner of the IPL franchise, ended speculation about the former Indian captain’s future, saying Ganguly will remain with the team as a mentor next season.
      IPL Boss Excited about Gate Revenues
      Rajiv Shukla said he is gratified by people buying tickets, suggesting a phasing out of the country’s notorious “pass culture.”
        ‘Magnificent Mary’ Eyes Olympic Medal as She Heads to World Cup in China
        The Manipuri boxer, a living legend with several international medals, wants an Olympic medal as women’s boxing debuts in the London Games this summer.
          Indian Women Win Asian Squash Title
          The Indian women’s team created history by winning its maiden Asian squash title, defeating top seed Hong Kong 2-0 in the final in Kuwait. The men's team, however, went down 0-2 against Pakistan in the summit clash.
            Archer Deepika Kumari Wins World Cup Gold
            The teenager girl, who won a gold at the Delhi Commonwealth Games and qualified for the London Olympics this summer, won the individual recurve in the championship in Turkey.
              Geetika Jakhar Gets Finland Visa
              The visa allows the wrestler the opportunity to participate in a qualifying event for the London Olympics.
                Dhoni Says Talk of Retirement in 2013 ‘Blown Out of Proportion’
                Last year, the Indian skipper had said in Australia that he could quit Test cricket in order to play in the 2015 World Cup.
                  No Politics at Expense of Cricket: Tendulkar
                  Speaking on Tuesday for the first time after he was nominated for a Rajya Sabha seat, Tendulkar acknowledged that the honor bestowed on him was for his contribution to the field of cricket.
                    CSK Coach Stephen Fleming Admits Team ‘below Par’
                    After a defeat against Kolkata Knight Riders on Monday, the former Kiwi captain said the Chennai side was being challenged for the first time in the Indian Premier League.
                      India Slides to Fourth Place in ICC Test Rankings
                      Australia’s 2-0 win in the West Indies helped it edge ahead of India, with England still at the top of the rankings.

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