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Federer leaves Hewitt shell-shockedLondon: Sport is strife. Its monuments are built brick by brick through constant struggle. Competition lies at the heart of sport; without it, sport may lose its meaning. For a sportsman, the principal objective is to prove that he is better than ... PETER ROEBUCK COLUMN 
Brazil's brilliance the only sign of hopeHayden's over-reaction was a small matter. Sport is not played by vegetables PETER ROEBUCK ... Anand, Topalov share second spot NEW DELHI: Viswanathan Anand found company at the second spot of the World rating list with Bulgarian Veselin Topalov catching up with him at 2788 points. According to the latest FIDE list, released on Friday, Anand gained three points in the ... Cricket Optimistic Harvinder Singh all praise for the camp BANGALORE: Harvinder Singh was an intermittent presence in the Indian team in the mid-nineties. The Railways' medium pacer had his moments in the international arena while playing in some one-dayers at Toronto but after three Tests and 16 ... Easy win for Australia CANTERBURY: Bangladesh has won a large gathering of admirers in England during the last two months and on Thursday it showed why even though it lost to Australia by six wickets. They have been a happy bunch and in an Ashes summer already hinting ... Other Stories
Tennis Hockey Meenakshi lets her stick do the talking NEW DELHI: Uttar Pradesh produced one of its best performances in recent times, blanking South Zone champion Karnataka 6-0 in a Pool `A' league match of the 53rd National women's hockey championship at the Shivaji Stadium here on ... Other Stories
Athletics Chess Supriya clinches National `B' crown SANGLI: Supriya Maji of Bengal clinched the 32nd Women's National B chess championship, with eight points, after drawing her encounter here on Friday. Maji, Alka Das of Jharkhand, who was in joint lead with Maji on Thursday, and Soumya ... Other Stories
Cycling Golf Racing : Horse Yes Es Yes Ses and Andreyan please BANGALORE: Yes Es Yes Ses, Andreyan, Democraticus and Distributor pleased when the horses were exercised here on Friday morning. Outer sand: 800m: Luffness (Ranjeet) 1-0, 600/45. Just Brave (Suraj) (1,400-600) 59. ... Other Stories
Racing : Motor Pedro de la Rosa's day out MAGNY-COURS: Kimi Raikkonen's hopes of winning the French Grand Prix receded significantlyon Friday after the McLaren title contender suffered a blown engine in practice. The Finn, second in the Formula One championship to Renault's Fernando ... Sports : General Squash Volleyball Read Today's supplements: | Life | 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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