Geet Sethi

In the wake of Volkswagen's voluntary recall of 3.23 lakh cars in India, the government said it will investigate all diesel vehicles in India.

Olympic Gold Quest is supporting 70 sportspersons to prepare for next year's Rio Olympics.

Jitu Rai's trip to Rio is being supported by Olympic Gold Quest, the not-for-profit organisation jointly founded by cue ace Geet Sethi and badminton great Prakash Padukone.

The not-for-profit organisation as been co-founded by sports legends Geet Sethi and Prakash Padukone.

Among Indian sportspersons, Pankaj Advani picked out cricket legend Sachin Tendulkar, tennis ace Leander Paes, World billiards champion Geet Sethi and chess grandmaster Viswanathan Anand.

Rupesh Shah got the better of Geet Sethi 750-536 and was joined by four other Indians who made the Round of 16.

However, seven-time world champion Geet Sethi lost to Arun Agrawal 2-4 in one of the major upsets of the tournament.

Mehta stepped into the 147 club and joined Geet Sethi, who was the first to achieve the feat back in 1988.

Rupesh follows in the heels of illustrious champions like Geet Sethi, Ashok Shandilya, Devendra Joshi, Pankaj Advani and Alok Kumar.

Former World Professional champion Pankaj Advani and legendary Geet Sethi are confident of a good show by the Indian cueists in this month's Asian Games in China and said the contingent will look to double its medal count this year.

It was his maiden appearance in World Professional Championship finals but Indian billiards player Dhruv Sitwala reckons defeating legendary cueist and compatriot Geet Sethi in the semifinals as more satisfying than reaching the summit clash.

India's Dhruv Sitwala pipped five-time winner Geet Sethi by a point to sail into the finals of the World Professional Billiards Championship for the first time in his career, where he will meet veteran and title favourite Qatar's Mike Russell.

Pankaj Advani's hopes of winning the World Professional Billiards title for the second consecutive time went up in smoke after compatriot Dhruv Sitwala registered a hard fought 723-608 victory over the reigning champion in the quarterfinals of the event here.

Pankaj Advani's hopes of winning the World Professional Billiards title for the second consecutive time went up in smoke after compatriot Dhruv Sitwala registered a hard fought 723-608 victory over the reigning champion in the quarterfinals of the event here.

Reigning champion Pankaj Advani remained on course for the second successive World Professional Billiards title after securing contrasting wins over compatriot Sushrat Pandia and England's Martin Goodwill on the opening day of the event here.

In the wake of Volkswagen's voluntary recall of 3.23 lakh cars in India, the government said it will investigate all diesel vehicles in India.

Olympic Gold Quest is supporting 70 sportspersons to prepare for next year's Rio Olympics.

Jitu Rai's trip to Rio is being supported by Olympic Gold Quest, the not-for-profit organisation jointly founded by cue ace Geet Sethi and badminton great Prakash Padukone.

The not-for-profit organisation as been co-founded by sports legends Geet Sethi and Prakash Padukone.

Among Indian sportspersons, Pankaj Advani picked out cricket legend Sachin Tendulkar, tennis ace Leander Paes, World billiards champion Geet Sethi and chess grandmaster Viswanathan Anand.

Rupesh Shah got the better of Geet Sethi 750-536 and was joined by four other Indians who made the Round of 16.

However, seven-time world champion Geet Sethi lost to Arun Agrawal 2-4 in one of the major upsets of the tournament.

Mehta stepped into the 147 club and joined Geet Sethi, who was the first to achieve the feat back in 1988.

Rupesh follows in the heels of illustrious champions like Geet Sethi, Ashok Shandilya, Devendra Joshi, Pankaj Advani and Alok Kumar.

Former World Professional champion Pankaj Advani and legendary Geet Sethi are confident of a good show by the Indian cueists in this month's Asian Games in China and said the contingent will look to double its medal count this year.

It was his maiden appearance in World Professional Championship finals but Indian billiards player Dhruv Sitwala reckons defeating legendary cueist and compatriot Geet Sethi in the semifinals as more satisfying than reaching the summit clash.

India's Dhruv Sitwala pipped five-time winner Geet Sethi by a point to sail into the finals of the World Professional Billiards Championship for the first time in his career, where he will meet veteran and title favourite Qatar's Mike Russell.

Pankaj Advani's hopes of winning the World Professional Billiards title for the second consecutive time went up in smoke after compatriot Dhruv Sitwala registered a hard fought 723-608 victory over the reigning champion in the quarterfinals of the event here.

Pankaj Advani's hopes of winning the World Professional Billiards title for the second consecutive time went up in smoke after compatriot Dhruv Sitwala registered a hard fought 723-608 victory over the reigning champion in the quarterfinals of the event here.

Reigning champion Pankaj Advani remained on course for the second successive World Professional Billiards title after securing contrasting wins over compatriot Sushrat Pandia and England's Martin Goodwill on the opening day of the event here.