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Badminton Aditi Mutatkar hogs the limelight CHENNAI, JULY 6.The Pune girl Aditi Mutatkar was the centre of attention after she reached the final in two events on the penultimate day of the Krishna Khaitan memorial junior tennis tournament at the Nehru indoor stadium on Saturday. The top ... Chess Unification match on top of FIDE agenda KOZHIKODE, JULY 6. The World chess governing body, FIDE, is expected to come up with a plan for the Unification World chess championship after the presidential board meeting, which got underway in Doha on Saturday. FIDE vice president and All ... Cricket 
Dravid steers India into finalEDGBASTON, JULY 6.There was no dearth of talent and flair for batsmen to get on with the proceedings and knock off 188 runs for victory in a show of gusto. It was proved, at least twice in the last week, that the Indian batting line-up running so ... Indian spinners should learn to bowl on good pitches: Prasanna CHENNAI, JULY 6.There was that unmistakable magic in the air when he traded `punches.' Master of flight and loop, turn and deception, Erapalli Prasanna certainly was. His bowling was often as bright as the brightest of sunshine lighting up the ... Other Stories
Hockey Indian hockey looking for back-door entry NEW DELHI, JULY 6.The Indian men's hockey team will be looking for a back-door entry into the Commonwealth Games in Manchester, beginning on July 25. After the International Hockey Federation (FIH) had revised the rules for the qualification to ... Other Stories
Racing : Horse Hyderabad monsoon season from July 22 HYDERABAD, JULY 6. The Hyderabad monsoon season, which gets under way on July 22 and ends on October 27 with the Golconda St. Leger, will have total stake money of Rs.3,08,54,000, in addition to trophies valued at Rs.6,57,000. The prize money ... Racing : Motor Naren pips Arjun for day's lead NASHIK, JULY 6.V.R. Naren Kumar and co-driver D. Ramkumar of Team MRF pipped the day's leader and team-mate Arjun Balu (co-driver B.S. Sujith Kumar) in the last of the four Special Stages of the day, to lead the Wisas Taj Rally 2002 by two ... Other Stories
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Serena stops sister Venus for singles crownLONDON, JULY 6 Ten years ago, the chances of two little girls in braces dodging gangsters' bullets in the drug-mafia ruled, run-down Los Angeles ghetto of Compton to play tennis on a public court, emulating a pair of Victorian era sisters in the ... Hewitt aims to end Aussie heartache LONDON, JULY 6.Lleyton Hewitt hopes to kickstart a new golden age of Australian tennis by winning the Wimbledon title tomorrow on the Centre Court which his countrymen once graced with ten championships in twelve years. From 1960 to 1971, ... Rowing Tamil Nadu continues to dominate KOLKATA, JULY 6. Services in the men's section (seniors) and Tamil Nadu in the sub-junior section dominated the events in the semifinals of seventh sprint and fifth sub-junior national rowing championship held here at the Lake Club course on ... Shooting Indians fail to strike form LAHTI (FINLAND), JULY 6.Good performances continued to elude India after the medal by Rajkumari Dodiya in the 48th World Shooting Championship at the Sports Centre here. To be one of the 23 countries to win at least a medal so far, in a strong ... Read Today's supplements: | Life | Literary Review | Magazine | Send: Comments to: thehindu@vsnl.com Letters to the Editor to: letters@thehindu.co.in with full postal address |
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