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Thursday, December 27, 2001
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KOZHIKODE, DEC. 26. The year for Grandmaster Krishnan Sasikiran could best be described thus: a smooth opening, a somewhat lacklustre middlegame and a perfect endgame. The 20-year-old from Chennai, ranked second only to Viswanathan Anand among ... More Other Stories
Rain affects play on day oneMELBOURNE, DEC. 26 Steve Waugh defied history and the loss of his best fast bowler, but was unable to defy the rain as Australia attempted to maintain its psychological hold over South Africa on the opening day of the second Test in ... More Dravid rules himself out of one-dayers MUMBAI, DEC. 26. Rahul Dravid has told the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) that he will not be available for the one-day series against England to be played in January-February 2002. He has also withdrawn from the Challenger Series ... More Sri Lankan captain warns against complacency COLOMBO, DEC. 26. Sri Lanka captain Sanath Jayasuriya has warned his players against complacency ahead of a three-Test series against Zimbabwe starting tomorrow. ``We cannot be complacent against the Zimbabweans because you never know when they ... More Other Stories
KABUL, DEC. 26. Championship football returned to Kabul's main stadium for the first time since the Taliban fled the city almost six weeks ago, with players relishing the freedom to wear shorts and spectators relieved there were no executions at ... More
NOIDA, DEC. 26. Chandigarh's Ranjit Singh carded a three-under 69 to take the lead on the opening day of the Royal Challenge golf tournament at the Noida Golf Club course here on Wednesday. Twenty-five year old Ranjit was placed a stroke ahead of ... More
BANGALORE, DEC. 26. Samson Fernandes' usefulness in crunch situations, despite his having aged over the years, cannot be denied as favourite Madras Engineering Group (MEG) found out against an inspired Bihar Regimental Centre (BRC) in a pool B ... More
Stroke Of Genius romps homeHYDERABAD, DEC. 26. If Stroke Of Genius won the Prince Mouzam Jah Bahadur Memorial Cup it was not due to any stroke of luck but on sheer superior rating in this terms race. At the rating of 164 the son of Wassl Reef had a distinctive advantage ... More
BANGALORE, DEC. 26. On the eve of his departure for Chennai for the ATP Tata Open Championship, the Indian tennis ace, Mahesh Bhupathi outlined the tennis duo's goals for the year 2002. The top on the agenda, is regaining the No.1 slot in ... More Other Stories
Karnataka, Services make the gradeRAIPUR, DEC. 26. It was a day of learning lessons from mistakes that could have been avoided. Two leading outfits paid dearly due to their under preparation for the big show. Defending champion Kerala went out of the race losing to Karnataka ... More
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