Australians sue Delhi over Games
An Australian firm says it will sue the Delhi Commonwealth Games committee for non-payment of hundreds of thousands of dollars in unpaid bills.

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Death of ‘Campo’, Asian Games silver medal and So’s reign dominate headlines in 2010
WHILE we’re thinking about it, here’s the 10 most memorable stories in chess in the year 2010. The death of long-time chess patriarch and former FIDE president Florencio Campomanes last summer is clearly the biggest news in the entire chess world. The news of Campomanes’ death dominated the headlines of major local and international newspapers. The list, of course, won’t be complete without a …

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Guangzhou Asian Games Analysis Of Performances By Athletes
One of the worst results as Roslinda Samsu (pole vault) and Noraseela Khalid (400m hurdles) failed to maintain or better their 2006 Doha Asian Games performances.

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Jamal runs hot as India, China bag tennis titles in Asian Games
World champion Maryam Jamal comfortably defended her 1,500m Asian Games title on Tuesday as Somdev Devvarman and Peng Shaui delivered tennis gold to India and China.

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CWG: India bests England to second place, ends Games with many firsts
India Thursday brought the curtains down on the Commonwealth Games with many firsts – hosted it for the first time, won the highest number of gold at 38, took the second spot in the medal table for the first time in Games history shunting sporting power England to third place and women sportspersons stole the thunder with top honour in several events.

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Martial artists mark thundering start to Games closure
A dazzling display of martial arts from the far corners of India kicked off the closing ceremony for the 19th Commonwealth Games here Thursday, promising a spectacle to behold for the millions watching all over the world.

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Colourful end to Commonwealth Games
NEW DELHI: They sang and danced well into the night on Thursday as the curtains came down on the 12-day Commonwealth Games that ended in an unprecedented medal haul and number two position for India in the medals tally.

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