The Hindu : A feel of the Centre Court

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Sunday, January 07, 2001

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Sport \| Previous \| Next A feel of the Centre Court CHENNAI, JAN. 6. Promising youngsters from Tamil Nadu, Arun Prakash and Samrita Sekar got a feel of the Centre Court atmosphere when they played with former Indian tennis stars Vijay and Anand Amritraj before the last match of the day in the Gold Flake Open at the Nungambakkam Tennis Stadium, here on Saturday. Samrita teamed up with Vijay and Arun Prakash, with Anand. They got the chance following the ATP charity option after which they were nominated to play in the two-game exhibition duel. The youngsters, with the crowd behind them, thoroughly enjoyed themselves even as Vijay and Anand played against each other for a change. - Our Sports Reporter Send this article to Friends by E-Mail
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Sport \| Previous \| Next A feel of the Centre Court CHENNAI, JAN. 6. Promising youngsters from Tamil Nadu, Arun Prakash and Samrita Sekar got a feel of the Centre Court atmosphere when they played with former Indian tennis stars Vijay and Anand Amritraj before the last match of the day in the Gold Flake Open at the Nungambakkam Tennis Stadium, here on Saturday. Samrita teamed up with Vijay and Arun Prakash, with Anand. They got the chance following the ATP charity option after which they were nominated to play in the two-game exhibition duel. The youngsters, with the crowd behind them, thoroughly enjoyed themselves even as Vijay and Anand played against each other for a change. - Our Sports Reporter Send this article to Friends by E-Mail
Section : Sport Previous : Another day in the office for Stoliorov Next : Bhupathi-Paes stay on course
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