Pistol shooter Vijay Kumar chosen as flag-bearer for CWG 2014

Harpreet from Haryana saved India from disaster by bagging the silver after Olympic medallist Vijay Kumar failed to qualify for the final round at the CWG.

indo-asian news service Glasgow, 24 July London Olympics silver medallist Vijay Kumar proudly carried the tri-colour as India, by the virtue of being the previous hosts, led the 2014 Commonwealth Games opening ceremony parade around Celtic ...

All the live updates as India compete in the Commonwealth Games 2014 in Glasgow. The post Commonwealth Games, Day 6 Live: Vijay Kumar, Gagan Narang in qualifying chase appeared first on Firstpost .

India TV Sports Desk [ Updated 10 Jul 2014, 17:35:50 ] New Delhi: Team India will be happy to be in the position they are in despite losing Pujara, Kohli and Rahane at crucial juncture. The day belonged to Murali Vijay, whose fourth Test hundred ...

IANS Glasgow,July 24, 2014| UPDATED09:27 IST Vijay Kumar leads the Indian contingent during the opening ceremony for the 2014 Commonwealth Games at Celtic Park in Glasgow, Scotland, July 23, 2014. Photo by Phil Noble(Reuters) The 2014 ...

Six wickets separate India and a famous win at Lord's. Ravindra Jadeja (68), M Vijay (95) and Bhuvneshwar Kumar (52) combined to give India a second innings total of 342, and a lead of 318. Then the bowlers reduced England to 105 for four at close on the ...

India TV Sports desk [ Updated 10 Jul 2014, 09:21:48 ] New Delhi: It's been M Vijay's day, unbeaten on 122 - his first hundred away from home. India will be pretty happy with their position, especially after the wobble after lunch when Pujara and ...

LONDON - Murali Vijay anchored India's second innings with a painstaking fifty after England threatened to take charge of the second Test at Lord's on Saturday. India lost three wickets for five runs in 19 balls to be 123 for four -- just 99 runs in ...

CHENNAI: Pratiyog 2K14, a three day annual cultural, technical, sport and an auto expo event by Jeppiar Engineering College was conducted from July 24 to 26. Being an intercollegiate cultural event, it offered a platform to other college students ...