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COVER STORY
Temptation has always been a constant companion of Indian cricketers, and the behaviour or excesses of the players have not changed.
 Cricket
  
The waiting game -It’s been six years and still he isn’t able to cement his place in the Indian team. Dinesh Karthik only earns a call up when any player is injured. The Tamil Nadu cricketer talks about the frustration of having to prove himself every time and be content with one-off opportunities that come his way in this free wheeling chat with All Sports Magazine.
“My performance will speak for itself" - With 776 runs in ten matches, including three centuries and fifties, it was truly a successful two months for Cheteshwar Pujara in England. Skipper of the India A team and the highest run-scorer of the recently concluded India-England-West Indies series talks to All Sports Magazine about his exploits.
Triple treat? - Without Vettori's guile and McCullum to provide some pizzazz, it's hard to escape the conclusion that the final on August 28 will be a South Asian affair.
Life in the fast lane - Indian cricket’s youth brigade is ambitious and raring to make a mark. And they’re not about to change gear, except for the next photo shoot.
Answering critics with a straight bat - Rohit Sharma doesn't shy away from flak. Everyone has an opinion, he says, and he's determined to respond. And do well in Test cricket, in case you were wondering.
Substance over style - Virat Kohli admits his swaggering confidence has not always made him popular with his critics, but damned if he's going to let that deter him.
Beyond 800 - The effect that Muttiah Muralitharan – the player and the human being – has had on Sri Lanka is indelible.
Murali-Malinga tango - The ever-smiling Murali may have hogged the limelight at Galle, but it was Man of the Match Malinga who was the real architect of the Lankan win.
 Football
  
Spanish bull run -The coveted trophy eluded them for the longest time ever. Despite having the presence of star players, they failed to live up to their reputation until now. However, two years after winning the European title, the Spaniards did even better to become the first European team to win the World Cup outside the continent.
Goodbye SA, hello Brazil! - Brazil kicked off its campaign to host the 2014 FIFA World Cup in style in South Africa itself.
The Orange man cometh! - Holland’s and Internazionale’s two-footed playmaker, Wesley Sneijder (26), has a lot to talk about after a personally successful World Cup. The Little General takes on all questions head on in this freewheeling interview.
 Formula One
  
Controversial one-two -Fernando Alonso won the German GP, leading in a Ferrari one-two as Felipe Massa followed him over the line. Shortly afterwards, he went past speculation that team orders were involved.
 Tennis
  
The Last Frontier -At the U.S. Open this month, Rafael Nadal will get his best chance yet of capturing the one Grand Slam he has never won.
 Golf
  
The silent stalker -South African Louis Oosthuizen was hardly noticed as he steadily crept past his opponents en route to clinching the 2010 British Open.
 Hockey
  
The jolts of July -: Hockey India and MK Kaushik were forced into a penalty corner by startling developments in the month of July.
 Cycling
  
Olé, Contador! -Alberto Contador won his third Tour de France title in four years, heralding the arrival of a new cycling superstar. His battle with Andy Schleck provided a glimpse of what should become the Tour’s next great rivalry.
 Athletics
  
Diff’rent Strokes! -Four years ago, Santhi Soundarajan was stripped of her Asian Games silver medal after failing a gender test. South Africa's Caster Semenya had to face a similar ordeal about a year ago. However, the future for both athletes has panned out differently.
 Basketball
  
Addicted for life -From a budding young star to the captain of the national basketball team in less than two years, Vishesh Bhriguvanshi has come a long way. But it’s just the beginning.
ON STANDS NOW
August, 2010
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