Three cheers!!!1

Wow......Its a good news....Congrats and to Pankaj Advani.....

Originally Posted by Shanvy

Hi all,

Three cheers to Pankaj Advani for capturing the World Billiards Title in Bangalore on Friday

September 05, 2008

Pankaj Advani

Saina Nehwal entered the finals of the Yonex Chinese Taipei Open Grand Prix Gold badminton tournament on Saturday.

She defeated Indonesia's Pia Zebadiah Bernadet in the semi finals 21-7, 21-14.

She will meet unseeded Malaysian Lydia Cheah.

Hope she returns with the title

hi saras,

Saina, has come the first ever indian woman shuttler to win Two Grand Prix singles titles when she won the championship on sunday.

She deserves more than three cheers.

Congrats saina, keep heading the same way and make your dream of winning at the olympics come true.

Yes Shanthi...

Saina Nehwal deserves more than the three cheers..for this victory

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Originally Posted by Shanvy

hi saras,

Saina, has come the first ever indian woman shuttler to win Two Grand Prix singles titles when she won the championship on sunday.

She deserves more than three cheers.

Congrats saina, keep heading the same way and make your dream of winning at the olympics come true.

three chers to saina nehwal

sorry for coming inlate to cheer up our heroes and heroines of Indian sports..
Three cheers to Pankaj Advani and also to Saina Nehwal..
Me also join in wishing her to reach her goal successfully...

sriniketan

Golfer Arjun Atwal clinched his maiden title in the United States yesterday -- the Nationwide Tour's Chattanooga Classic -- This earns him a ticket to the PGA Tour next season.

The Orlando-based Indian golfer,earned a whopping USD 90,000 cheque for his triumph. With this he rises to 15th from 34th in the Nationwide Money List with season's earnings of USD 2,48,000.
The top 25 in the money list make the cut for PGA Tour at the end of the season.
He now has cards on four Tours -- Asian, European, PGA and Nationwide.

And with just two tournaments to go in the Nationwide Tour, he is unlikely to drop out of the top-25 after Sunday's massive win.

Viswanathan Anand crushed Vladimir Kramnik with black pieces to score the first victory in the 12-game World Chess Championship final in Bonn on Friday.

Defending champion Anand now leads 2-1 in the 12-game match.

The first to reach 6.5 will be declared winner.

(Waiting the results of yesterdays game...)

Update of World Chess Championship final in Bonn ............


Kramnik who lost the third, and fifth game earlier, was dumped again by Anand in the sixth game ..

Anand now leads by 4.5-1.5...a clear 3 points lead now just two points away from clinching the title . The world championship is a 12-games match...Next game will be played tommorrow.