Big Hit On Chhote Raja
Dalit ki beti Mayawati takes on the Thakurs by slapping POTA on the most flamboyant of them all <a href=pti_coverage.asp?gid=50>More Coverage </a>
Jacques Of All Trades
It is difficult to categorise him as a bowling all-rounder or a batting all-rounder. He is both.
The Six Shooters
Three times six, according to the holy books, is the sign under which the Devil is born. India has this dirty half-a-dozen to give its Cup hopes that keen daemonic urge. If God won't oblige, let the Devil bring in that mystical seventh to complete th
A Goal In Every Portfolio
A few scores settled, a few deft swaps—and a many-hued roster of newbies to round it off <a href=pti_coverage.asp?gid=82>More Coverage </a>
On The Peacenik Street
Bush raises the war tempo, even linking Saddam to Al Qaeda, but leaves his people in a disquiet <a href=pti_coverage.asp?gid=25>More Coverage </a>
Item Numbers
Fast forward to early March and, god forbid, it's all over. Well, life goes on, ads go on. Some drop out/dead punchlines.
Lessons From Kiwiland
As an observer of cricket, Waugh shows the same depth that made him one of the finest batsmen. He will cover the World Cup exclusively for Outlook.
Scarred, But Not Out
The man with the most difficult job takes time out to give unique perspective on the road ahead. He will cover the World Cup exclusively for Outlook.
March 1: Judgement Day
One of the living legends of the game and an intelligent analyser, Akram is menacingly accurate. Somewhat like his deliveries.
Surface Tension
The former coach of South Africa is known to be one of the foremost thinkers of the game.
The King's Chevalier Trio
Vajpayee's strategic core, to fight a protracted war against the swadeshi brigade, is finally in place
I Am Not Daft, It's The Game
That's because at the end of the day, it's the one area we can lay claim to a little greatness to
A Study In Sharp Relief
The reshuffle will help rein in extremist elements, set the BJP up for next year's LS polls. Contrast the Congress, it seems listless.
Those Fuzzy Red Lines
The doctrine of 'massive' retaliation may look good on paper but signalling a holocaust just invites one.
Zounds!
That's what they used to call God's wounds. Nowa wounded civilisation cries: "Enough!" They want their men to bring the Cup back. To the place where it belongs.