In the midst of these ifs and buts, what's almost certain is that Gambhir, whose turn is it to rest after playing two successive games, is set to continue. Amol Karhadkar reports.

India's bowling and fielding is getting sharper by the day. But their problem lies batting. They are playing at the Gabba for the first time and will have to get used to the bounce quickly. Sourav Ganguly writes.

Arsenal's season of woe took another miserable turn on Saturday as the Premier League giants crashed out of the FA Cup in a 2-0 defeat at Sunderland.

Andre Villas-Boas wades deeper into troubled waters as Chelsea come from behind to draw 1-1 against Birmingham City at home.

Victoria Azarenka admits that her bid to win two Middle East tournaments in as many weeks is an emotional one as the young Belarussian returns to Dubai where she nearly quit the game a year ago.

Top seed Roger Federer struggled to defeat Finn Jarkko Nieminen 7-5, 7-6 to  reach the semi-finals of the World Indoor Tournament.

Extending the gaining streak for the seventh week in a row, the BSE benchmark Sensex gained nearly 541 points to end the week at over six-month high of 18,289.35 on hopes of cut in key policy rates by RBI after fall in overall inflation coupled with furious capital inflows.

The cash-strapped Kingfisher Airlines' operations from tier-II and tier-III cities are likely to be affected until March end, industry sources said. The number of Kingfisher flights has come down to 160 a day from 240 flights a day.

With eight consecutive quarters of growth behind it, Hindustan Unilever (HUL) has been able to ride the stress of rising input costs, a falling rupee and changing business environment, with some success. But how does it plan to sustain this growth? By focussing on new products, especially in the premium range, the company’s chairman and parent company Unilever’s chief operating officer Harish Manwani told Hindustan Times.

The Supreme Court has pointed out that the recommendations of the Telecom Regulatory Authority of India were "flawed in many respects". Nripendra Misra, who was the chairman of Trai when the regulator's recommendations were submitted to DoT, talks to HT about his view on the verdict.