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Lucknow boy to sing AR Rahman's 'Jai Ho' at Asian Games' closing ceremony
The closing ceremony of 16th Asian Games being held at Guangzhou, China, will have a pinch of Bollywood flavour as the audiences will get a chance to dance to the tunes of A R Rahman's 'Jai Ho'.Ravi K Tripathi, a young singer from Lucknow, has been specially invited by the Guangzhou Asian Games Opening and Closing Ceremonies Operation Centre to per...
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China promises cricket a memorable Asiad debut
China will make its bow in international cricket on Saturday amid high-pitched excitement and huge expectations at the sport's Asian Games debut.
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Chinese flock to women's cricket
All tickets for the women's cricket at the Asian Games have sold out, organisers said on Wednesday, as the sport attempts to secure a foothold in China.
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China aim to exceed 2006 medal haul
China will aim to exceed its crushingly dominant performance at the 2006 Asian Games, as the host nation flexes its muscles at the Guangzhou Asiad, a team official said Wednesday.
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Asian Games sports and participating countries
Sporting events at the 2010 Asian Games, from November 12-27, and countries taking part:
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World number one Lee pumped up for Asian Games
Lee Chong Wei finds himself in the curious position of being badminton's world No. 1 and yet not favourite to win gold at the Asian Games.
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Asian Games 2010: Venues
The November 12-27 Asian Games will use 53 competition venues, with 49 of them in Guangzhou and four in co-host cities. Here are brief profiles of the key areas being used:
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Asian Games gets bigger and bigger
The Asian Games have come a long way since the concept was formalised in New Delhi in 1949.
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China set for Asian Games extravaganza
China's booming southern metropolis of Guangzhou is gearing up for the Asian Games -- the biggest sporting extravaganza the nation has seen since the 2008 Beijing Olympics.
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Indian cueists confident of good show in Asian Games
Former World Professional champion Pankaj Advani and legendary Geet Sethi are confident of a good show by the Indian cueists in this month's Asian Games in China and said the contingent will look to double its medal count this year.
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Tickets selling out for China's first cricket tournament
Cricket might be a little-known sport in China but tickets for the Asian Games tournament are selling fast, the Asian Cricket Council said Thursday.
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After CWG medal haul, Indian athletes eye Asian Games
Winning medals at the Delhi Commonwealth Games is history for the Indian athletes and they are now focussing on putting their best foot forward in the upcoming Asian Games in Guangzhou to be held from November 12.
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Asian Games gets bigger and bigger
The Asian Games have come a long way since the concept was formalised in New Delhi in 1949.
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China's Asian Games village ready, handed over to organisers
The Township of the 16th Asian Games in Guangzhou in November is ready and it has been handed over to the Organising Committee with claims that the facilities would be a shade better than 2008 Beijing Olympics.
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Lucknow boy to sing AR Rahman's 'Jai Ho' at Asian Games' closing ceremony
The closing ceremony of 16th Asian Games being held at Guangzhou, China, will have a pinch of Bollywood flavour as the audiences will get a chance to dance to the tunes of A R Rahman's 'Jai Ho'.Ravi K Tripathi, a young singer from Lucknow, has been specially invited by the Guangzhou Asian Games Opening and Closing Ceremonies Operation Centre to per...
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China promises cricket a memorable Asiad debut
China will make its bow in international cricket on Saturday amid high-pitched excitement and huge expectations at the sport's Asian Games debut.
-
Chinese flock to women's cricket
All tickets for the women's cricket at the Asian Games have sold out, organisers said on Wednesday, as the sport attempts to secure a foothold in China.
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China aim to exceed 2006 medal haul
China will aim to exceed its crushingly dominant performance at the 2006 Asian Games, as the host nation flexes its muscles at the Guangzhou Asiad, a team official said Wednesday.
-
Asian Games sports and participating countries
Sporting events at the 2010 Asian Games, from November 12-27, and countries taking part:
-
World number one Lee pumped up for Asian Games
Lee Chong Wei finds himself in the curious position of being badminton's world No. 1 and yet not favourite to win gold at the Asian Games.
-
Asian Games 2010: Venues
The November 12-27 Asian Games will use 53 competition venues, with 49 of them in Guangzhou and four in co-host cities. Here are brief profiles of the key areas being used:
-
Asian Games gets bigger and bigger
The Asian Games have come a long way since the concept was formalised in New Delhi in 1949.
-
China set for Asian Games extravaganza
China's booming southern metropolis of Guangzhou is gearing up for the Asian Games -- the biggest sporting extravaganza the nation has seen since the 2008 Beijing Olympics.
-
Indian cueists confident of good show in Asian Games
Former World Professional champion Pankaj Advani and legendary Geet Sethi are confident of a good show by the Indian cueists in this month's Asian Games in China and said the contingent will look to double its medal count this year.
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Tickets selling out for China's first cricket tournament
Cricket might be a little-known sport in China but tickets for the Asian Games tournament are selling fast, the Asian Cricket Council said Thursday.
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After CWG medal haul, Indian athletes eye Asian Games
Winning medals at the Delhi Commonwealth Games is history for the Indian athletes and they are now focussing on putting their best foot forward in the upcoming Asian Games in Guangzhou to be held from November 12.
-
Asian Games gets bigger and bigger
The Asian Games have come a long way since the concept was formalised in New Delhi in 1949.
-
China's Asian Games village ready, handed over to organisers
The Township of the 16th Asian Games in Guangzhou in November is ready and it has been handed over to the Organising Committee with claims that the facilities would be a shade better than 2008 Beijing Olympics.
