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Athletics Jones extends winning streak LAUSANNE, JULY 3.American Marion Jones, unbeaten this season, won the women's 100 metre race at the Athletissima Grand Prix athletics meet Tuesday, extending her season's winning streak to five victories. Jones, who won an unprecedented five ... Cricket 
India takes on a confident EnglandCHESTER-LE-STREET (DURHAM), JULY 3. The midlands region was fine with balmy weather conditions prevailing in the first week of the NatWest Trophy III Triseries. The players, and in general the people having some remote connection with the ... 
Test ends in draw; historic series win for KiwisST. GEORGE'S (GRENADA), JULY 3. Scott Styris and Robbie Hart shared a crucial, unbroken sixth wicket partnership of 99 to secure New Zealand a draw on Tuesday in the second and final cricket Test against the West Indies at the Queen's Park ... Other Stories
Racing : Horse Royal Liberator, Bernstein & Plumage shine BANGALORE, JULY 3 Royal Liberator, Bernstein, Plumage, Rose Garden and Mythical Star shone when the horses were exercised here this morning. Outer sand: 800m: Super Green (P. Krishna), Orange Order (T. Md. Ebrahim) 57.5, 600/44.5. Former moved ... Supreme Chancellor impresses PUNE, JULY 3.Supreme Chancellor and Forest Angel impressed when the horses were exercised on the training track here this morning. 600m: Yannis (A.J.Nilesh), Saint Emillion (P.S.Chouhan) 38. They moved level freely. Khim (Hamir) 36.5. Urged. ... Racing : Motor Schumacher aims for seven at Silverstone LONDON, JULY 3.Ferrari's Michael Schumacher aims to get back in the winning groove on Sunday with his seventh success of the season at the circuit that still haunts him. The Formula One world champion suffered the most serious accident of his ... Tennis Rain, rain and even more rain LONDON, JULY 3. Never is the journey from hope to despair quite as short as it is in Wimbledon. Mood can switch from one to the other in the time it takes for Greg Rusedski to dump an easy put-away volley into the net, in the time it takes for ... 
Serving with the windLONDON, July 3. A small crowd of fans gathered seeking autographs. A few more arrived seeking to shake the player's hand. Others just stood behind, smiling as an accomplice grabbed a snapshot of one of the greatest tennis talents at the Wimbledon ... Other Stories
Rowing Record entries for National meet KOLKATA, JULY 3. A record 380 participants will compete in the fifth sub-junior and seventh sprint National rowing championship which will be held here at the Lake Club course from July 4 to 7. A total number of 11 states - Assam, Andhra ... Shooting Abhijeet Konduskar finishes ninth LAHTI (FINLAND), JULY 3. Finishing joint ninth in the World Championship was no mean achievement, but Abhijeet Konduskar was disappointed. ``I was ready to win this competition. It is very disappointing to finish like this. I am sorry. I had a ... Read Today's supplements: | Life | Metro Plus | Sci Tech | Send: Comments to: thehindu@vsnl.com Letters to the Editor to: letters@thehindu.co.in with full postal address |
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