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Sri lanka players gave the target 202 runs and India won by one wicket India able to make  pressure on sri lanka players on starting .India got two wickets very fastly but  Kumar Sangakkara and lahiru thirimanne sri lanka players played well and start make pressure on india but dhoni know how to get this two wickets . Sangakkara gave catch to by V.kumar on the bowling of R.ashwin and Thirimanne gave catch in the hands of B.kumar on the bowling of I.sharma 122-run partnership between Kumar Sangakkara (71) and Lahiru Thirimanne (46) had placed their side in that excellent position Dhoni marshalled his forces superbly while effecting three stumpings and playing his part in strangling the opposition when they would have been expected to be flourishing and racing towards a formidable total. An underwhelming Indian innings starts by Shikhar  Dhawan and Rohit Sharma playing by watchful Sri lanka players bowling and their fielding because there is no need for India to

MS Dhoni , who  injured his hamstring  during India's first match of the Caribbean tri-series, could play in the tournament's final if India make the top two, according to stand-in captain Virat Kohli. Dhoni had done a bit of running during India's warm-ups ahead of their match against Sri Lanka on Tuesday - a must-win game for India - and Kohli said at the toss that he could be ready to play the final should India make Dhoni injured his right hamstring during India's one-wicket loss against West Indies on June 30, while running between the wickets. He had received treatment on the field during his innings of 27 and did not take the field in the second innings. He was subsequently replaced by Ambati Rayudu in the squad but, unlike in ICC tournaments where replacements require official sanctioning and are binding, there are no rules in this tournament to prevent him from playing the final. Dhoni is not part of India's squad for the limited-overs tour to Z

Elisabeth Hasselbeck is leaving "The View" to join Fox News' morning show, "Fox & Friends," the New York Post's Page Six reported Tuesday evening. The news, which New York Times media reporter Brian Stelter also reported on Twitter, comes several months after Hasselbeck was first rumored to be leaving ABC's long-tenured daytime talk show. She will join "Fox & Friends" in "mid-September," the report says. Stelter said that Wednesday will be Hasselbeck's last day on "The View," bringing her lengthy tenure there to an abrupt end. The show is going through an almost-complete overhaul; by mid-2014, Barbara Walters, Joy Behar and Hasselbeck will all have departed. Fox News chief Roger Ailes issued a statement about the news, saying, "Elisabeth’s warm and engaging personality made her a star on 'The View.' She has proven to be an excellent conversationalist and I am certain she will make a grea

The update to Google Maps first previewed at the I/O conference this May has been released in full. The redesign brings a cleaner aesthetic to the app, with a simplified interface showing just a search box, a button to center the map on your location and a small menu button. There is also a greater integration of Google's sweeping 'cards' aesthetic - small rectangles of condensed information that offer anything from reviews to alternate routes. On tablets the interface now more closely resembles the Google Maps app for desktop. The same card-based information found on the mobile is used, though Google take advantage of a larger screen size to offer more of these information bites. New features include an Explore function - an extra-swipeable interface that lets you "browse and discover new places without typing"; Enhanced Navigation (probably not deserving of the capitals) that takes account of traffic info to offer alternate routes - no Waze integ

Wimbledon world rankings list on Monday showed that Andy Murray is still not officially the world’s best player, but Ivan Lendl, his coach, indicated that he believes there is currently nobody better than the 26-year-old Scot. Even with the boost of his 2,000 ranking points for winning Wimbledon, Murray is nearly 3,000 behind Novak Djokovic, the man he beat in Sunday’s final at the All England Club. Lendl pointed out that while Murray holds two Grand Slam titles – Wimbledon and the US Open – and is also the Olympic champion, no other player has won more than one Grand Slam tournament in the last 12 months. Djokovic is the Australian Open champion. “Novak is a great player, don’t get me wrong,” Lendl said. “He has had phenomenal [results], not only the last 12 months but basically since the start of 2011, so the rankings look at all of that. But under pressure right now Andy has two majors and a gold medal. Everybody can make their own opinion on that.” The rankings are

Skipper Virat Kohli led from the front with a blistering century as India bounced back with an emphatic 102-run triumph over the West Indies in a do-or-die encounter of the ODI tri-series here. The Indians, who had lost both their previous matches, posted a challenging 311 for seven before bowling out the hosts for 171 in 34 overs to grab a bonus point via the Duckworth/Lewis method in a rain-truncated match. The target was revised to 274 in 39 overs after a two-hour rain delay before which the hosts were 56 for two in 10 overs. India's victory has thrown the series wide open with all three teams in with a chance of making the finals. West Indies are in with a stronger chance having won two of their three matches for nine points. They they will wind up their league engagements tomorrow against Sri Lanka. India will face Sri Lanka on Tuesday in the last league match. Both the teams have five points each as of now. After a couple of ordinary shows, the famed Indian ba

CSIR is all set to launch its fastest supercomputer at India's first ever big data science institute in Bangalore later this month marking its entry into the new field of data intensive scientific discovery. The supercomputer will have a speed of 360 tera flops, making it the fourth fastest machine in the country and will be housed in the CSIR Fourth Paradigm Institute (CSIR-4PI). The Council of Scientific and Industrial Research (CSIR) has decided to re-position its Bangalore-based Centre for Mathematical Modelling and Computer Simulation (CMMACS) to deal with data intensive scientific discovery, which has emerged as the fourth paradigm of science. CSIR Director General Samir Brahmachari met Prime Minister Manmohan Singh this week to invite him to launch the new institute. Science has changed over the years from the first paradigm of discovery through observation of nature (empirical), to the development of generalised principles and formulation of models (the

At least nine people, including six Afghan security officials, were killed and 19 others injured today when a suicide bomber blew himself up at a check post on the Pakistan-Afghanistan border in the troubled Balochistan province. There were six Afghan security officials among those killed and 19 others were injured in the suicide bombing in the Chaman region of Balochistan, according to security sources. Pakistani security officials, who did not want to be named, told Dawn.com that the suicide bomber blew himself while targeting the vehicle of Afghan border forces close to a check post near the Friendship Gate at Pak-Afghan border. "Our forces miraculously survived since the blast happened at Friendship Gate at Pak-Afghan border," the source said. Afghan security officials told the Dawn news channel that Afghan border commander Akhtar Muhammad was the intended target of the suicide attack. However, the sources said that Muhammad survived the attack.

In the stands and from afar, some of the biggest names in Britain were cheering on Andy Murray at Wimbledon. There was Alex Ferguson, the recently retired manager of Manchester United, sitting among the crowd at the All England Club and smiling broadly. And there was David Cameron, the country's prime minister, tweeting his well-wishes before the match and then later a photo of him watching it on television. Murray didn't let either of them down, or any of his other millions of fans, but he did make it hard to take at times. The second-seeded Briton advanced to the Wimbledon semifinals for the fifth straight year, overcoming a two-set deficit to beat Fernando Verdasco 4-6, 3-6, 6-1, 6-4, 7-5 Wednesday on Centre Court. "I think when you play more and more matches and gain more experience you understand how to turn matches around and how to change the momentum of games," Murray said, relating his comeback win to one of Ferguson's famous late turnarounds with

As more and more we admire  Queen of Jordan "Rania Al Abdullah for praising girls of everywhere is very less for his work and her thinking. She  worked for Citibank and Apple and  sits on the board of the  United Nations Foundation   She is an  advocate for girls  on a global scale .  This week  Queen   Rania  Al Abdullah released an amazing open letter to girls everywhere "Girl Rising" project . In the letter she request girls and young women to disregard or irreverence   the messages about what it means to be female, and to forge them with her own ways. That girls and women are more inclined to the arts and 'better suited' to caring professions like teaching and nursing. The Queen want to looks on the girls in a new way that she believes girls have the power to show new talent in Jordan and all over the world  and that they deserve our encouragement and support. she wrote "If one girl with courage is a revolution, imagi

Brazil once again prove that his team was full of champions  The 2013 Confederations Cup  won by Brazil with its fabulous goals and scintillating shorts It was—from start to finish—a tournament of exciting,awe and full of joy . The Brazilian forward scored in four of his team’s five games at the World Cup warmup tournament, including one in Sunday’s 3-0 win over Spain in the final.   The  Golden Ball  for best player;  Brazil striker  Neymar , who won the Golden  ball The  Bronze  Boot   awarded to the top third goal scorer .   Neymar ,  wins  Bronze Boot award The   Golden Glove Award   for best goalkeeper .  Julio Cesar wins golden glove award In Confederations Cup 2013 The Bronze  Ball  for best third player Paulinho was the  Bronze Ball   The  Silver  Boot for top second goal scrorer  Fred wins   Spain is also powerful but loss his match but get two trophy The   Golden Boot   or "adidas Golden Shoe"  awarded to the top goal sco

One more top seeded player Serena lost Wimbledon cup 2013 Sabine Lisicki startle tennis lovers and Serena with her powerful and clever shorts  Sabine Lisicki defeat Serena Williams' re ign as  Wimbledon  champion as the German 23rd seed clinched a  stunning  6-2, 1-6, 6-4 victory over the world number one in the fourth round on Monday.  Serena played a  fantastic  match in second set . She's work as a tough opponent  for Sabina but Sabina does not loss hope , remain calm and only thinking for his victory to get Wimbledon 2013 cup  Sabina Lisicki, has an  impressive Wimbledon record, reaching the quarterfinals three times and the last four in 2011, but this   was  her greatest achievement at the all the maches till she played Sabina  remarkable  victory was no fluke. Despite facing the most ferocious attacking player in the history of women's tennis The match was interesting and both player played well    Serena cry after losing the match  and Sab

Virat kohli under pressure needs some more practise in captain ship , India miss Dhoni captain ship Dhoni, who suffered from cramps while batting didn't come out to field and it was Kohli who led the side.  West indies team will happy because a great player of  India not able to come on the field and after the match ends west indies happiness increase twice time due to winning the game Kohli praised his bowlers to get wickets easily and fastly till the match ends for winning the game  but he was unlucky  not win the match because due to Fielding "We tried to take as many wickets as possible, one or two edges going to the fielders would have been different, we were close to winning it. There was a bit of spongy bounce in the morning and Narine was getting some turn. It was just a matter of one wicket. It was a great fight by us and good entertainment. West Indies had a great game," the young captain said.  

Top player Serena shows that she practise a lot and then came in to Wimbledon 2013  Serena Williams reached into the Wimbledon fourth round on Saturday with a 6-2, 6-0 win over Japanese 42-year-old Kimiko Date-Krumm. World number one she may be, but the 31-year-old American was slated as the last match on Court One on Saturday. Williams was reluctant to get into a slanging match with All England Club schedulers despite her status as a five-time champion and 16-time Grand Slam singles trophy winner. Her victory over Date-Krumm gave her a Monday match-up with German 23rd seed Sabine Lisicki for a place in the quarter-finals. Hurray  I got the victory A win on Monday will also give her a 35th successive victory, taking her level with sister Venus's record set in 2000.

Nation first 850 Mw Hydel project start on  River Chenab Prime Minister  Manmohan Singh   kick to start work on 850 megawatt hydro-electric project on the   River Chenab   as part of efforts to tap the hydroelectric potential in Jammu and Kashmir. The 850 MW Ratle project, which is the nation's first hydroelectric project that was bid out through tariff based international competitive bidding, will cost Rs 5,500 crore, Singh said laying foundation stone of the project. The project was awarded to GVK Power which offered the lowest tariff for generating power. " GVK Power  effort will be made to complete the project by its scheduled deadline of February 2018," Prime Minister  Manmohan Singh   said adding electricity generated from this project will bring prosperity to the people of Jammu and Kashmir and other Indian state also Despite power generation in the state rising to 1,664 MW,  Jammu and Kashmir  continues to be a power deficit state, he sa