Harry Potter is back in cinemas in July with the sixth installment of the movie.

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Powerful sedative found in Michael Jacksons home

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Dhoni wins India a thriller Score Pics

The Indian skipper remained unbeaten on 46 as India won a last over thriller.

India beat West Indies by six wickets take unbeatable 2-1 lead

India dodged the showers to eke-out a workmanlike six-wicket victory over West Indies in the rain-hit third One-day International at the Beausejour Cricket Ground in St. Lucia. Chasing a revised target of 159 from 22 overs under the Duckworth-Lewis Method following a near hour-long stoppage for rain during their chase, India hit the jackpot with one ball to spare.

Mount Abu eco-sensitive zone

Boating in Nakki Lake or enjoying the sunset point at Mount Abu is set to become more fun with the environment ministry declaring the hill station an eco-sensitive zone.

Film shoots on sea link at Rs 1L a day

Rs 1 lakh. Thats what a days shooting at the Bandra Worli Sea Link will cost.

In LeMond Armstrong has one fan less

London: It is little surprise that Greg LeMond will not be rooting for Lance Armstrong on the Texans return to the Tour de France. They may be fellow civilians of the United States but there has been nothing civil about their recent exchanges, most of which have been conducted through lawyers.

Roddick breaks British hearts

London: Disbelief and dismay, the dog days of the Wimbledon semi-final curse struck again in the Centre Court shadows on Friday, when Andy Murray, the best player produced upon these shores in many a long year, was beaten by Andy Roddick, who happened to choose this day to play the best match of his life. Curse these foreign chaps.

Quite amazing says the Swiss

London: If Mirka Federer had feared that the stress of a Wimbledon semi-final would induce the early birth of her first child, she need not have worried. Her husband has done this job six times before and, for Roger Federer, the Centre Court Friday was a stress-free zone.

Harmison scalps two

Worcester: Stephen Harmison bolstered his chances for a place in the playing XI for the first Ashes Test at Cardiff on Wednesday as he pocketed two crucial wickets for the English Lions against Australia on the third day of the four-day match here. Harmison had claimed four for 80 in the Aussie first innings.

Buchanan denies split Ashes loyalties

Ricky Ponting may feel uncomfortable that John Buchanan, his former coach and mentor, is advising the old enemy this week, but Buchanan remains a cheerleader for the Australia captain and believes that Ponting can lead a team in his own image to victory in the Ashes.

Pakistan Sri Lanka renew Test rivalry

Colombo: Four months after the Lahore terror attack, Sri Lanka and Pakistan will renew their Test rivalry when the first match of a three-match series gets under way at Galle Saturday but a knee injury means Lanka wizard Muttiah Muralidharan will miss what is expected to be an emotional return.

CAB posts record profit

Calcutta: The Cricket Association of Bengal (CAB) has managed a record profit of Rs 14.99 crore for the 2008-09 financial year. The amount is almost Rs 10 crore more than what the Prasun Mukherjee-led regime had managed in the last term.

Its all in Darrens genes

Port of Spain: Legendary West Indies batsman Brian Laras reflection in compatriot Darren Bravo is not a coincidence or a conscious effort on the youngsters part to copy the former captain but its all in their genes.

India not a bully says ICC chief

New Delhi: The International Cricket Council (ICC) president, David Morgan Friday said he has never regarded India as a bully. Morgan was responding to remarks by some cricket commentators that financial muscle ensured India always had its way.

Owen finds new life at Old Trafford

Manchester United have completed the signing of Michael Owen on a free transfer after the player came through a stringent medical examination and agreed terms on a highly incentivised two-year deal.

Jeev hits 3-under

Paris: Jeev Milkha Singh returned from a rib injury and fired three-under 68 for the tied 20th place but compatriot Jyoti Randhawas opening round of 76 jeopardised his prospects of making the cut in the Open de France golf tournament here.

Siblings not game for sentiment

London: You might as well try to describe the colour of infinity as analyse a Grand Slam tournament final between the Williams sisters.

PCB rails at FTP snub

Karachi: The Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) has accused big nations India and Australia of trying to marginalise the strife-torn country in the draft of the Future Tours Programmes from 2012 to 2020.

Vilasrao to fight MCA elections

Mumbai: The elections to the Mumbai Cricket Association (MCA) got spiced up a bit more Friday with Vilasrao Deshmukh, former chief minister and current union minister for heavy industries, filing his nomination for one of the two vice-presidential posts.

Shock exit for Arvind Bhat

Mumbai: National champion Arvind Bhat crashed out of the Tata Open all-India senior ranking badminton tournament after being handed a shock first round defeat on Friday.

Leander Cara cruise into final

London: Top seeds Leander Paes and Cara Black stormed into the final of Wimbledon mixed doubles event with a straight-sets victory over Stephen Huss and Virginia Ruano Pascual here on Friday.

India need 195 to win in rain-truncated match

Gros Islet: Ramnaresh Sarwans half-century helped the West Indies register 185 for seven off 27 overs in the rain-truncated third one-day International against India at the Beausejour Stadium on Friday. With Duckworth-Lewis coming into the picture, Indias target was revised to 195.

Dhoni wins India a thriller Score

The Indian skipper remained unbeaten on 46 as India won a last over thriller.

Naveen dissatisfied

Bhubaneswar, July 3: Bhubaneswar and Puri feature in the list of 50 stations to be upgraded into world-class stations in the railway budget presented by Mamata Banerjee in the Lok Sabha today.

Nitish welcomes balanced budget

Patna, July 3: Contrary to his ally, the BJP, which slammed Mamata Banerjees Rail Budget-2009, Nitish Kumar (in picture) today described it as a balanced budget and used it to nail his rival and former railway minister Lalu Prasad.

Flight scare for Kerala CM

July 3: Kerala chief minister V.S. Achuthanandan and two of his cabinet colleagues had a close shave with 133 other passengers today after one of the engines of their Delhi-bound Air India plane failed, forcing an emergency landing.

AI staff strike

New Delhi, July 3 (PTI): Nearly 20,000 Air India employees today defied a wage-cut threat and staged a walkout from work for two hours protesting delay in payment of salaries.