Canada won the Olympic title Sunday, beating the United States 3-2 to become the first host nation to capture men's hockey gold in 30 years.
Crosby got the winning goal 7:40 into the overtime period, taking a pass from Jarome Iginla and sliding a shot under the pads of US goaltender Ryan Miller.
South Korea Kim Yu-Na dazzles in figure skating
Japan’s Mao Asada performs her ladies free skating in Vancouver
The football FIFA world cup 2010 is going to start on 11 June'2010 at Soccer City (Johannesburg), south Africa. There are the list of groups and countries playing in the FIFA world cup 2010
| * Group A * Group B * Group C * Group D | * Group E * Group F * Group G * Group H |
Master blaster Sachin Tendulkar, who became the first batsman in ODI history to hit a double hundred, has been rested for the 3rd ODI in Ahmedabad.
India has already won the three-match series 2-0, the Indian team management will test its bench strength in the final ODI. Besides Sachin Tendulkar, some other key players may be rested.
The Hockey World cup 2010 will commence on February 28,at the Dhyan Chand National Stadium, New Delhi . It will be the 12th edition of the Hockey World Cup. In total, 12 countries are participating in the Hockey World Cup 2010.
Schedule of Hero Honda Hockey World Cup 2010
Sunday, February 28:
Pool B - South Africa vs Spain (16:35 IST)
Pool B - Australia vs England (18:35 IST)
Pool B - India vs Pakistan (20:35 IST)
Monday, March 1:
Pool A - New Zealand vs Canada (16:35 IST))
Pool A - Germany vs Korea (18:35 IST)
Pool A - Netherlands vs Argentina (20:35 IST)
Tuesday, March 2:
Pool B - South Africa vs England (16:35 IST)
Pool B - Pakistan vs Spain (18:35 ISt)
Pool B - India vs Australia (20:35 IST)
Wednesday, March 3:
Pool A - Canada vs Germany (16:35 IST)
Pool A - Argentina vs Korea (18:35 IST)
Pool A - New Zealand vs Netherlands (20:35 IST)
Thursday, March 4:
Pool B - South Africa vs Australia (16:35 IST)
Pool B - England vs Pakistan (18:35 IST)
Pool B - India vs Spain (20:35 IST)
Friday, March 5:
Pool A - Korea vs New Zealand (16:35 IST)
Pool A - Netherlands vs Canada (18:35 IST)
Pool A - Germany vs Argentina (20:35 IST)
Saturday, March 6:
Pool B - Australia vs Spain (16:35 IST)
Pool B - South Africa vs Pakistan (18:35 IST)
Pool B - India vs England (20:35 IST)
Sunday, March 7:
Pool A - Korea vs Canada (16:35 IST)
Pool A - New Zealand vs Argentina (18:35 IST)
Pool A - Germany vs Netherlands (20:35 IST)
Monday, March 8:
Pool B - Spain vs England (16:35 IST)
Pool B - Australia vs Pakistan (18:35 IST)
Pool B - India vs South Africa (20:35 IST)
Tuesday, March 9:
Pool A - Germany vs New Zealand (16:35 IST)
Pool A - Netherlands vs Korea (18:35 IST)
Pool A - Canada vs Argentina (20:35 IST)
Wednesday, March 10: Rest Day
Thursday, March 11:
Classification - 11-12 6th Pool A vs 6th Pool B (15:35 IST)
Semi-final 1st Pool A vs 2nd Pool B (18:05 IST)
Semi-final 1st Pool B vs 2nd Pool A (20:35 IST)
Friday, March 12:
Classification 9-10 5th Pool A vs 5th Pool B (15:35 IST)
Classification 7-8 4th Pool A vs 4th Pool B (18:05 IST)
Classification 5-6 3rd Pool A vs 3rd Pool B (20:35 IST)
Saturday, March 13:
Bronze medal match (15:35 IST)
FINAL (18:05 IST)
VANCOUVER 2010: The United States pulled off its biggest Olympic hockey upset since the Miracle on Ice, stunning Canada 5-3 on Sunday to advance to the quarterfinals of an already mixed-up tournament.
Brian Rafalski scored two goals and set up another, and Ryan Miller held off a flurry of shots to lead the Americans.
One day short of the 30th anniversary of the country’s greatest hockey victory — the unfathomable win over the Soviet Union in Lake Placid — these underrated Americans were faster, more disciplined and more determined than Canada’s collection of all-stars.
USA Skier Bode Miller wins the silver medal in the men’s Alpine skiing downhill competition in Vancouver 2010. Aksel Lund Svindal raced down the hill in 1 minute 30.34 seconds, which was just 0.28 seconds faster than Bode’s descent. Fellow US skier Andrew Weibrecht, 24, won bronze, finishing just .03 seconds
sarah brandner,Girl friend of German Midfielder Bastian schweinsteiger, Posing with Body Painting
Norway's Marit Bjoergen won her second gold and third medal of the 2010 Games, taking the women's 15km pursuit.
Bjoergen, who won gold in Wednesday's women's 1.4km sprint classic, sailed home in 39 minutes 58.1 seconds to earn her second gold in Whistler.
Amy Williams, the Great Britain, wins skeleton gold at the Whistler Sliding Centre, becoming Great Britain's first individual gold medalist at a Winter Games since 1980.
Pre-race favourite Lindsey Vonn put on a magnificent display to win gold in the women's downhill at Whistler.
The world champion, 25, pushed herself to the limit over a challenging Olympic course to power across the line in one minute, 44.19 seconds.
She was 0.56 seconds ahead of fellow American Julia Mancuso, with Austria's Elisabeth Goergl taking the bronze.
It was a stunning display from Vonn who had been struggling with a shin injury in the build-up to the Olympics and had hardly skied over the past two weeks
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