Rugby Sevens Commonwealth Games Delhi

The capacity crowd at the Delhi University ground vociferously cheered for the home team but that did not prove sufficient as Indian ruggers lost all three encounters of the day against their higher ranked opponents to bow out of medal contention in the Commonwealth Games Rugby Sevens event here on Monday.

The massive interest generated by the crunch pool games involving "All Black" New Zealand, South Africa and Australia have resulted in tickets being sold out at all the venues as Rugby fever grips the host city ahead of the Commonwealth Games Rugby Sevens event due to kick-off on Monday.

Canada has named an eight-member squash team for next month's Commonwealth Games, which will be spearheaded by two-time men's national champion Shahier Razik and three-time women's national champion Alana Miller.

The rugby stadium for the Commonwealth Games is ready. It was inaugurated on Thursday by Sports Minister MS Gill and Chief Minister Sheila Dikshit at the Delhi University Campus. The Rugby Sevens event will be held at this venue, which has been built at a total cost of Rs 300 crore. The state-of-the-art complex, spread over an area of 10,000 metre...

The capacity crowd at the Delhi University ground vociferously cheered for the home team but that did not prove sufficient as Indian ruggers lost all three encounters of the day against their higher ranked opponents to bow out of medal contention in the Commonwealth Games Rugby Sevens event here on Monday.

The massive interest generated by the crunch pool games involving "All Black" New Zealand, South Africa and Australia have resulted in tickets being sold out at all the venues as Rugby fever grips the host city ahead of the Commonwealth Games Rugby Sevens event due to kick-off on Monday.

Canada has named an eight-member squash team for next month's Commonwealth Games, which will be spearheaded by two-time men's national champion Shahier Razik and three-time women's national champion Alana Miller.

The rugby stadium for the Commonwealth Games is ready. It was inaugurated on Thursday by Sports Minister MS Gill and Chief Minister Sheila Dikshit at the Delhi University Campus. The Rugby Sevens event will be held at this venue, which has been built at a total cost of Rs 300 crore. The state-of-the-art complex, spread over an area of 10,000 metre...