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Sunday, June 15, 2003
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Cricket Harbhajan's career at the crossroads NEW DELHI, JUNE 14. Harbhajan Singh's worst fears came true on Saturday when he discovered that his injured finger would require specialist treatment, possibly a surgery in the United States. Harbhajan is likely to opt for treatment at the same ... Other Stories
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Maiden pro title for Prakash AmritrajCHANDIGARH, JUNE 14. It was a simple end to an intense campaign. Prakash Amritraj played a solid game in taming Vijay Kannan 6-3, 6-1 in the final of the Satellite tennis circuit second leg at the CLTA Complex here on Saturday. For the ... Other Stories
Football It's been raining goals in Chennai CHENNAI, JUNE 14. Goals and more goals. The preliminary phase of the ongoing senior women's National football championship witnessed a deluge of goals, 131 in 18 matches. More the merrier, it is said, but beyond a point it portrays a different ... Chess Sandhya humbles Tejdeep KOCHI, JUNE 14. Kozhikode's N. Sandhya, who had a stunning run in the women's National `B' championship on home boards early this month, surprised sixth-seeded Tejdeep in the third round of the 15th Cusat Open all-India FIDE-rated chess ... Golf 
Vijay's clubs do the talkingOLYMPIA FIELDS (ILLINOIS), JUNE 14. A month after Vijay Singh made headlines with his mouth, he did it with his golf clubs. Criticised for his comments that Annika Sorenstam doesn't belong on the PGA Tour, Singh took his place atop the ... Sports : General Cash crunch puts brakes on incentive awards NEW DELHI, JUNE 14. After all the hoopla about the millions that the sportspersons were supposed to rake in for their medal-winning performances at the last Commonwealth Games and Asian Games, the Union Sports Ministry has found that it does not ... Squash Sourav Ghosal has it easy MUMBAI, JUNE 14. Chennai's Sourav Ghosal scored an easy win over Piyush in the boys' under-19 section on the second day of the Rs. 3.07 lakh Indian Oil - Servo Otters Club squash championship. Delhi's Gaurav Nandrajog and Mumbai's Sahil Vora ... Table Tennis 
Pradeepa stages splendid rallyBANGALORE, JUNE 14. True to seedings and expectations, the top four men in contention took their appointed places in the semifinals of the Mayors Cup all-India invitation table tennis championship at the KGS Club premises here this evening. But ... Shooting Indian women disappoint NEW DELHI, JUNE 14. The Indian women were unable to perform a brave act against intense competition in the 10-metre air rifle event in the shooting World Cup in Munich on Saturday. Anjali Vedpathak Bhagwat shot a 395 and finished joint 24th in ... Read Today's supplements: | Life | Magazine | Send: Comments to: thehindu@vsnl.com Letters to the Editor to: letters@thehindu.co.in with full postal address |
   
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