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Badminton
Indian camp continues in full swing
BANGALORE, APRIL 30. The training schedule of the Indian shuttlers for the World Championship continued in full flow despite a remote possibility that the event could be cancelled on account of SARS. The championship will be held at Birmingham ...

Chess
Malleswara Rao holds slender lead
KOCHI, APRIL 30. After a sticky and stubborn draw against Kerala's seasoned O.T. Anilkumar, Andhra's J. Malleswara Rao (6.5 points) maintained his slender half-point lead in the B.C. Cochin all-India FIDE-rated chess tournament at the Ernakulam ...

Cricket

Akhtar returns to Pakistan team

South Africa aims for a sweep

ECB is ready to ward off protests to Zimbabwe tour

Kiwis confident of series triumph in Sri Lanka

W. Indies, Australia favour fast bowlers for third Test

Tendulkar may be out of action for three months

Clash of the Titans

Sports : General
IOA commission finds 21 guilty
NEW DELHI, APRIL 30.The Indian Olympic Association (IOA) on Wednesday ruled that 21 of the 22 positive cases reported at the Hyderabad National Games were guilty of doping offences and were being stripped of their medals or placings. The ...

Other Stories

SAI gets tough with dopers

Shailaja wants `B' sample tested abroad

What they said

Tennis

But, at Wimbledon, curtsy takes a bow
LONDON, APRIL 30. One of Wimbledon's most enduring traditions is finished — players will no longer have to bow or curtsy to the Royal Box at Centrecourt. But while one custom fell, the All England Club confirmed that another will remain: ...

Allegro puts the skids under Prakash
NEW DELHI, APRIL 30. Experience cannot be gained in a hurry. It comes only with time. Prakash Amritraj had the game but not the experience to tame the 243rd ranked Yves Allegro of Switzerland in the pre-quarterfinals of the Indian Oil Servo $ ...

Other Stories

Moya wants to be back on top

Venus hopes to snatch No. 1 spot from Serena

Squillari stuns Safin

Henman struggles past Lapentti

India beats Pakistan

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