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Commonwealth Games 2018: Indo-Pak Rivalry Set To Light Up Hockey Competition
The two teams squared off most recently at last year's Asia Cup in Bangladesh where India claimed the honours.
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Commonwealth Games 2018: Gagan Narang Looks To Extend Domination In CWG
Gagan Narang is one of India's senior-most shooters.
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India's 2006 Commonwealth Games Gold Medal Stolen in Australia
India's Commonwealth Games gold medal, which they won in the 2006 games in Melbourne, was stolen during a break-in.
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CWG 2014: Seema Punia Wins Discus Silver, Krishna Poonia Finishes Dismal Fifth
Seema Punia hurled the disc to 61.61 metres to win the silver. She had won the bronze in the 2010 Games where India clinched all the three medals from the event. Seema had also won the silver in the 2006 Melbourne Games.
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Commonwealth Games 2014: Gagan Narang Settles for Silver in 50m Rifle Prone
Gagan Narang bagged his ninth medal at the Commonwealth Games and his first silver. The 31-year-old won four golds in 2006 Melbourne and four more golds in 2010 at home in Delhi.
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Commonwealth Games 2014 Open Tonight with Glittering Ceremony
The Glasgow Opening Ceremony - to be produced by an international events company Jack Morton Worldwide involved in the Ceremonies for Manchester 2002, Melbourne 2006 as well as the Athens Olympics and the 2010 World Cup - is expected to attract a global audience of more than one billion and is set to feature more than 2,000 volunteers taking part i...
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Scientists apologise for failing to make girl a dragon
Australia's national science agency issued a rare apology to a seven-year-old girl for not being able to make her a fire-breathing dragon, blaming a lack of research into the mythical creatures.
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Former Indian shooting coach Tibor Gonczol dies
Tibor was instrumental in the development of top Indian shooters like Samaresh Jung, Jaspal Rana, Anjali Bhagwat and Suma Shirur to name a few. Samaresh even dedicated his five gold medals and his 'Best Athlete Award' in 2006 Melbourne Commonwealth Games to Tibor.
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First Australian banknote set to fetch around Rs. 19 crore
Australia's first banknote, printed 100 years ago and found in a letter in England in 1999, has gone on sale for 3.5 million Australian dollars (about Rs. 19.33 crore), auctioneers said on Wednesday.
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Mitchell Marsh ruled out of CB Series after back injury
Emerging allrounder Mitchell Marsh has suffered a major setback after being told he must not bowl for the rest of this season due to a stress injury in his back. As a result, Marsh will not play in the remainder of the Commonwealth Bank Series but his time-frame for a comeback won't be determined until he has scans in Melbourne on Saturday.
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Commonwealth Games 2018: Indo-Pak Rivalry Set To Light Up Hockey Competition
The two teams squared off most recently at last year's Asia Cup in Bangladesh where India claimed the honours.
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Commonwealth Games 2018: Gagan Narang Looks To Extend Domination In CWG
Gagan Narang is one of India's senior-most shooters.
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India's 2006 Commonwealth Games Gold Medal Stolen in Australia
India's Commonwealth Games gold medal, which they won in the 2006 games in Melbourne, was stolen during a break-in.
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CWG 2014: Seema Punia Wins Discus Silver, Krishna Poonia Finishes Dismal Fifth
Seema Punia hurled the disc to 61.61 metres to win the silver. She had won the bronze in the 2010 Games where India clinched all the three medals from the event. Seema had also won the silver in the 2006 Melbourne Games.
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Commonwealth Games 2014: Gagan Narang Settles for Silver in 50m Rifle Prone
Gagan Narang bagged his ninth medal at the Commonwealth Games and his first silver. The 31-year-old won four golds in 2006 Melbourne and four more golds in 2010 at home in Delhi.
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Commonwealth Games 2014 Open Tonight with Glittering Ceremony
The Glasgow Opening Ceremony - to be produced by an international events company Jack Morton Worldwide involved in the Ceremonies for Manchester 2002, Melbourne 2006 as well as the Athens Olympics and the 2010 World Cup - is expected to attract a global audience of more than one billion and is set to feature more than 2,000 volunteers taking part i...
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Scientists apologise for failing to make girl a dragon
Australia's national science agency issued a rare apology to a seven-year-old girl for not being able to make her a fire-breathing dragon, blaming a lack of research into the mythical creatures.
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Former Indian shooting coach Tibor Gonczol dies
Tibor was instrumental in the development of top Indian shooters like Samaresh Jung, Jaspal Rana, Anjali Bhagwat and Suma Shirur to name a few. Samaresh even dedicated his five gold medals and his 'Best Athlete Award' in 2006 Melbourne Commonwealth Games to Tibor.
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First Australian banknote set to fetch around Rs. 19 crore
Australia's first banknote, printed 100 years ago and found in a letter in England in 1999, has gone on sale for 3.5 million Australian dollars (about Rs. 19.33 crore), auctioneers said on Wednesday.
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Mitchell Marsh ruled out of CB Series after back injury
Emerging allrounder Mitchell Marsh has suffered a major setback after being told he must not bowl for the rest of this season due to a stress injury in his back. As a result, Marsh will not play in the remainder of the Commonwealth Bank Series but his time-frame for a comeback won't be determined until he has scans in Melbourne on Saturday.
