108 off 120 balls during Pakistan's innings of 288/8 off their 50 overs. Abdul Razzaq made 64 not out off 56 balls. Irfan Pathan ended the innings with 49/3 off ten overs, which included 2 maidens. In India's innings, Sachin Tendulkar's 95 guided the Indian's towards victory. Yuvraj Singh scored 79* and put on a 102 run stand with Mahendra Singh Dhoni, who scored 72* off 46 balls. This partnership was not out and secured India the win. India now lead the series 2–1. XX Winter Olympic Games, Turin, day three: Biathlon, women's 15 km individual: Russia occupies the top two spots on the podium of this distance, with Svetlana Ishmouratova claiming gold 45.5 seconds ahead of compatriot Olga Pyleva. Martina Glagow claimed bronze despite missing one target on the final shooting, thus preventing an all-Russian sweep. (CBC.ca) Curling Men's draw 1: Great Britain 7–5 Italy Sweden 6–3 New Zealand United States 11–5 Norway The Olympic champion Pål Trulsen resign in the eighth end after giving up five points (CBC.ca) Finland 7–2 Switzerland Men's draw 2: (CBC.ca) Canada 10–5 Germany Finland 4–3 United States Great Britain 10–5 New Zealand Sweden 7–5 Italy Women's draw 1: Great Britain 3–2 Denmark Five ends were blanked; Rhona Martin eventually secured a point with the hammer in the tenth end Norway 11–6 United States Sweden 7–5 Canada Anette Norberg claimed a 6–4 lead in the eighth end and held on to beat Canada's Olympic debutant team, skipped by Shannon Kleibrink (CBC.ca) Switzerland 11–4 Italy Figure skating: Tatiana Totmianina and Maxim Marinin of Russia takes gold in the pairs event. Two Chinese pairs claim silver and bronze. (CBC.ca) Ice hockey, women's group stage: Group A: Sweden 11–0 Italy: The Italian team have now given up 27 goals in two games. Sweden clinches a spot in the medal round. Group B: Finland 4–0 Switzerland: The Finns clinch a spot in the medal round. The USA and Canada, who were off from competition, also joined these teams in the medal round. Snowboarding, women's halfpipe: Just as in the men's competition, USA clinch gold and silver, while a Nordic settles for a bronze medal. 19-year-old Hannah Teter made runs of 44.6 and 46.4 points, of which the highest score counted; both scores were higher than any others. Gretchen Bleiler won silver and Norway's Kjersti Buaas bronze. (CBC.ca) Speed skating, men's 500 metres: Joey Cheek becomes the second American