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For once, the formidable Australians have a point to proveTeams will have to adapt quickly to the new format; onus on the Mumbai crowd to behave well CRICKET England drops Strauss LONDON: Extraordinarily, England has chosen two wicketkeepers for its three-Test tour of Sri Lanka which runs for 24 days in December, even though it is taking only 15 players. It has also dropped Andrew Strauss, a captain in 2006, unlucky ... MILITARY WORLD GAMES 
Mahesh-Girdharilal do India proudThe duo finishes with 10.9 points to clinch gold MILITARY WORLD GAMES No medals for Indian team HYDERABAD: India finished fifth in the men’s 25 metre rapid fire pistol team event of the Military World Games at the Sports Authority of Andhra Pradesh (SAAP) range on Friday. Russia with 1752 claimed gold ahead of China (1750) and ... MILITARY WORLD GAMES 
Narjit provides the silver liningHYDERABAD: P. Narjit Singh provided the silver lining in the ring for he was the only Indian to enter the final (54kg) as four of his teammates — H.K. Beliwal, G. Satyaraju, D. Bhagyarajan and Mohinder Thapa — were knocked out in ... MILITARY WORLD GAMES 
Yang Li sets the pool ablazeHYDERABAD: Yang Li of China set the pool ablaze in the 50m backstroke event with a world record timing of 28.09 seconds in the fourth Military World Games swimming championship at Gachibowli aquatics complex here on Friday. The ... CHESS 
Diptayan Ghosh and Monisha win titlesBANGALORE: Diptayan Ghosh of West Bengal with 9.5 points bagged the title in the boys’ section of the National under-9 chess tournament here on Friday. Pitted against top seed Sidhanth Mohapatra in the final round, Diptayan, needing only ... SHOOTING 
Humble achieversHyderabad: If a tree is known by its fruit, the Army Marksmanship Unit (AMU) would stand strained under the sheer weight of its accomplishments. Celebration of the Indian team’s silver medal achievement on Wednesday in the ... Cricket Tennis Hockey Football Basketball Billiards & Snooker Chess Golf Polo Racing : Horse Racing : Motor Sports : General Volleyball 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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