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Miami Heat beat San Antonio Spurs in overtime to force game seven

The Miami Heat produced an extraordinary comeback to beat the San Antonio Spurs 103-100 in overtime early on Wednesday to force a decisive seventh game in the National Basketball Association (NBA) finals.

A pedal pusher till the very end

Ruma Chatterjee died the way she lived, on wheels. For her, life was essentially about hours on the bicycle saddle pushing pedals. First as a competitor and for the past 20 years as India coach. She was 51 and is survived by her mother and five sisters.

Spurs can add fifth ring to Duncan Era

The San Antonio Spurs are making a habit of winning bounce back games in the 2013 NBA playoffs. The Spurs have lost four games in the post-season and each time they have rebounded with an impressive victory.

Saina eyes first title of year in Singapore

After failing to retain her titles in Thailand and Indonesia in the last couple of weeks, Saina Nehwal will now look to break her nine-month title draught when she begins her campaign in the Singapore Super Series on Wednesday.

Anand held to a draw by Gelfand

World champion Viswanathan Anand was held to a draw by Boris Gelfand of Israel in the fourth round of Tal Memorial Chess Tournament.

Cycling coach run over by speeding car

The national cycling coach was crushed to death by a speeding car on Noida-Greater Noida expressway on Tuesday morning. According to the police, Ruma Chatterjee, 51, was riding along with 22 members of the Indian junior road cycling team at Noida-Greater Noida expressway when the accident occurred. HT reports.

Spurs ride on Green and Parker, take 3-2 series lead

As the San Antonio Spurs and Miami Heat battled it out in Game 5 of the NBA finals, a vendor did brisk business outside, selling merchandise, which included Spurs’ wristbands. Of the players, Tony Parker and Danny Green were the favourites. Navneet Singh report.

Heartache for eternal bridesmaid

There was no big birthday celebration for Phil Mickelson who turned 43 at Merion Golf Club on Sunday, only another case of heartache at the US Open.

The long way to the top

Justin Rose completed the long and, at times, painful journey from boy wonder to failed pro and then on to major winner at the US Open on Sunday.

English Rose blooms after 17-year wait for Major

With remarkable poise and three pure swings under pressure, Justin Rose became the first Englishman in 43 years to win America’s national championship, and the first in 17 years to win a Major.

Anand to face Gelfand

Fresh from his victory against Russian Alexander Morozevich, a resurgent Viswanathan Anand will take on his last world championship challenger Boris Gelfand of Israel in the fourth round of Tal memorial chess tournament.

Heat vs Spurs: A lot at stake in Game 5

Since Father’s Day coincided with the NBA playoff finals, it denied the players, including LeBron James, the chance to spend time with his two children — LeBron James Jr and Bryce Maximus James. “It’s the final and it demands total focus,” said James today’s Game 5 against San Antonio.

Woods unable to rise to occasion

Tiger Woods looks tired. Not physically tired, not fatigued - he looks tired of falling apart at Major championships. He strokes a putt, and it goes only halfway to the hole. He stubs a chip, and it dribbles less than a club length away. He tries again, and the second chip produces the same result.

India finish poor ninth in Archery World Cup

Fancied recurve archers including world No 3 Deepika Kumari returned empty-handed as India finished a poor ninth in the World Cup Stage II that concluded in Antalya, Turkey on Sunday.

Pradeep, Sumit win gold on final day Junior Asian Wrestling

Grapplers Pradeep Kumar (60kg) and Sumit (96kg) won gold on Sunday in the Junior Asian Wrestling Championship as India finished with a rich haul of 17 medals at the competition played in Phuket, Thailand.
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