 | Kohli, Gambhir set up India win INDIA´S Virat Kohli and Gautam
Gambhir both cracked their 10th
one-day centuries to set up a comfortable
50-run victory over Sri
Lanka in the Asia Cup in Dhaka on
Tuesday.
Man-of-the-match Kohli (108)
and left-handed opener Gambhir
(100) added ...
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| | Al Anabi team enters Gainesville race semi-finals |  THE Qatar Al Anabi Racing
Top Fuel Team, owned by
His Excellency Sheikh
Khalid bin Hamad al Thani,
advanced to the semi-finals
on Sunday in Gainesville,
Florida in the United States
before the remainder of the
race was postponed due to
rain.
According to reports from
Gainesville, Florida ,The
Tire Kingdom NHRA
Gatornationals is the third
of 23 races that make up
America´s 2012 National
Hot Rod Association Drag
Racing season.
The Al Anabi Racing Team
won the last two NHRA Full
Throttle Top Fuel world
championships.
In the Al Anabi silver car,
Shawn Langdon was the No.
3 qualifier; in eliminations,
he defeated TJ Zizzo and
Bob Vandergriff to ... | | | Powerboats set pulses racing
at The Pearl-Qatar waters |  SPIRIT of Qatar will test its
strength against 11 times
world title winner Victory
Team of the UAE as the pole
race of the Qatar Grand Prix
takes place at The Pearl Qatar
on Wednesday at 2.30 pm.
This is the first time that
The Pearl Qatar, the sponsor
of the race, is holding a round
of the UIM Class One
Powerboat World
Championship Series. Earlier,
the Corniche waterfront used
to be the venue before Qatar
withdrew from the championship
in 2009.
Last year, Qatar returned to
the action and its Spirit of
Qatar 96 (Sheikh Hassan bin
Jabor al Thani and Steve
Curtis) and Spirit of Qatar 95
(Ali al Neama and Matteo
Nicoloni) uncorked a brilliant
show, finishing... | | | Arsenal beats Newcastle
with Vermaelen´s late goal |  ARSENAL centre back
Thomas Vermaelen scored in
stoppage time in a 2-1 win
over Newcastle on Monday,
completing the team´s fourth
straight come-from-behind
victory in the Premier League
to close within a point of third
place.
Vermaelen´s close-range
goal in the fifth and final
minute of added time sent the
60,000-strong crowd at
Emirates stadium into a frenzy,
with the Gunners now
within touching distance of
fierce rival Tottenham in the
last automatic Champions
League spot. "It was a relentless
effort tonight again from
the first to the last minute,"
Arsenal manager Arsene
Wenger said.
"The tempo was absolutely
top level tonight‚ they ... | |
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