Qualifiers will be difficult: McCullum
Drama, intrigue, uncertainty, some blackmail — it’s all building up very nicely even before the qualifying rounds of the CLT20 tournament have seen a ball being bowled at the PCA Stadium here.
No place for Wolves in Chandigarh
It may have needed the intervention of the Prime Minister’s Office to ensure the Faislabad Wolves would travel to India for the Champions League in the first place, but Pakistan’s domestic T20 champions have found their troubles are far from over.
Dandelion holds edge
Prasad Raju-trained Dandelion, who won two races this season, is well prepared to claim the K. Srinivas Reddy Memorial Cup, the main event of the races to be held on Monday. False rails are up.
Kohinoor Wish is too fast for rivals
Ananta Vatsalya-trained Kohinoor Wish was well ridden by S. John to win the AP Chief Minister’s Cup, the main event of races held here on Sunday.
Bhawanipur win but fail to reach SFs
Snehasish Dutta scored a brace as Bhawanipur FC pipped Air India 4-3 in a thrilling quarter-final league match (Group II) of the Durand Cup football tournament here on Sunday.
Glorious Reward holds the edge
Imtiaz A. Sait-trained Glorious Reward holds an edge over rest of the runners to win the DNA Salver, the feature event of the races to be held here on Sunday.
Divine Solitaire wins Fourth Estate Trophy
Altaf Hussain-trained Divine Solitaire was given a neat ride by Trevor Patel to claim the Fourth Estate Trophy, the feature event of the races held here on Saturday.
Acceptances for Monday’s races
Following are the acceptances for the races to be held here on Monday.
What are these superheroes fighting?
Fashion crimes! Ever since comics came into existence, superheroes have had fantastic costumes, such as flowing capes, inspiring logos, quirky accessories and so on — but have they ever found favour with the fashion police?
Facebook’s saving grace
Facebook isn’t always about sharing mundane photos or posts. There are times when the information shared is so important that it can save lives, just as it did in Bill Byerley’s case, whose grandparents went missing earlier this summer, only to be found two days later — hungry, disoriented and dehydrated — thanks largely to Facebook and the kindness of strangers.