Jaipur: Former Indian cricket captain Mohammad Azharuddin, the Congress candidate from Rajasthan's Tonk-Sawai Madhopur constituency, is facing opposition from party workers who are holding demonstrations and demanding the ticket be given to a local party
Mumbai, Jul 17: After legendary athlete Milkha Singh and ace boxer Mary Kom, its time for former cricketer Mohammad Azharuddin's life to feature on celluloid. TV and film Producer Ekta Kapoor has reportedly started working
New Delhi : Former India cricketer Mohammed Azharuddin on Sunday denied reports that he has married for a third time."News about my 3rd marriage is incorrect and false. Please check facts before publishing," he tweeted.Earlier,
New Delhi, Apr 13: Former India captain Mohammad Azharuddin says Sachin Tendulkar deserves to receive the Bharat Ratna, but wants hockey legend Major Dhyan Chand to be the first sportsperson to be bestowed with the
New Delhi, Nov 19: Mohammad Azharuddin should take a strong stance following the claims made against him by Vinod Kambli and put an end to all the "whispers" surrounding the former skipper's name, says Sourav
Hyderabad, Sep 15: The condition of Ayazuddin, youngest son of Moradabad MP and former Indian cricketer Mohammad Azharuddin, continued to remain “critical”, for the fifth day today even as tests indicated dysfunction of his brain,
Hyderabad, Sept 14: The condition of Ayazuddin, son of former cricketer and Moradabad MP Mohammad Azharuddin, who was grievously injured in a road mishap here, continued to remain ‘critical' for the fourth day today, Apollo
Hyderabad, Sep 12: The condition of Ayazuddin, son of former Indian cricket captain and Moradabad MP Mohammad Azharuddin, who was grievously injured in a mishap here, continues to be “very critical” for the second day
HYDERABAD: It has been a long wait for VVS Laxman, a wait that spanned all of 115 Tests and today he's as excited as a kid about to get his favourite toy. His dream will
Ranaghat(WB): Former India cricket skipper Mohammad Azharuddin on Monday said the 'spot-fixing' allegations concerning Pakistani cricketers should be investigated properly by the International Cricket Council (ICC). "It is a sensitive issue and matter of investigation
MUMBAI: The Indian cricketers should make most of the "excessive" cricket rather than complain about it, feels former Pakistan captain Wasim Akram. "It's a boon, not a punishment," he asserts. On a short visit to
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