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Saturday, March 04, 2006
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Hoggard gives England slight edgeKaif and Kumble lead India's revival with plucky efforts PETER ROEBUCK COLUMN - SHOOTING FROM THE HIP 
England has adopted the right strategyBalanced attacks are the apple of every captain's eye 
High quality stuff from HoggardNot much in the pitch for spinners 
Rohit powers West to victoryUDAIPUR: Rohit Sharma was not even born when Kapil Dev laid the foundation of the ground here in 1987 and big cricket took some time to descend on this venue that boasts of a perfect ambience as spectators dotting the boundary savoured some ... CHESS 
Kotsur and Deepan share the leadHYDERABAD: GM Pavel Kotsur of Kazakhstan joined India's J. Deepan Chakravarthy in the lead (Seven points each) at the end of eighth round of the ONGC Cup international Grandmasters open chess tournament here on Friday. On top board, IM Deepan ... 
Anju George wins, but disappointsCareer-best mark by Susmita in heptathlon SNOOKER White cruises past Boyle, becomes youngest winner of IBSF World crown Cricket `It was one of my best efforts' Nagpur: With England in the ascendancy after two late wickets, Matthew Hoggard, wrecker-in-chief, was suitably cheerful at the press conference. In between banter and the odd raised eyebrow, he looked back at an interesting day's play. "I ... Vidyut and Venugopala Rao slam hundreds South Zone wins with a bonus point Other Stories
Tennis Hockey Punjab Police in semifinals BANGALORE: Title-holder Punjab Police played its first match directly in the quarterfinals and had to sweat it out before winning 2-1 against Central Reserve Police Force. International player Daljeet Singh scored in as early as the eighth ... Other Stories
Football Athletics Rathore is flag-bearer NEW DELHI: Olympic silver medallist Rajyavardhan Singh Rathore will be India's flag-bearer at the Melbourne Commonwealth Games. The 12-day quadrennial games opens on March 15 at the Melbourne Cricket Ground. The Indian Olympic Association (IOA) ... Racing : Horse Read Today's supplements: Metro Plus | Property Plus | Send: Comments to: thehindu@vsnl.com Letters to the Editor to: letters@thehindu.co.in with full postal address |
 
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