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Wednesday, March 27, 2002
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Badminton Gopi Chand to play in Japan Open HYDERABAD, MARCH 26. All England badminton champion Pullela Gopi Chand has decided to take part in the Japan Grand Prix Open commencing from April 3 even as he is struggling to find a quality practice partner. Unfortunately, the champion player ... Chess 
Cautious Sulskis settles for a drawKOLKATA, MARCH 26. Capping a approach, Lithuanian Grand Master Sarunas Sulskis agreed to a draw in just 10 moves against his Iranian opponent Ehsan Ghaem Maghami and maintained a crucial one-point lead in the penultimate round of the XIII ... Cricket 
Sriram's knock a bright spot for SouthCHENNAI, March 26. Bat first, run up a 500-plus score, and then apply pressure - often the formula for success in domestic cricket. South Zone got only the first of the `three-part' act right. The big total is proving to be elusive, with the ... Other Stories
Football Bhratri Sangha surprises Central Railway CHENNAI, MARCH 26. C.S.L. Bhratri Sangha, Kolkata needed a lifeline and the 1-0 win over better placed Central Railway, Mumbai provided just that in a Group I-second phase match of the second division National Football League at the Nehru stadium ... Other Stories
Golf SRF matchplay from April 2 NEW DELHI, MARCH 26. The excitement of knock-out has been added to the Indian Golf Tour. A field of 64 players will contest in a matchplay format, which was still a new system for the Indian golfers. After 27 years, the first professional ... Sports : General Tennis 
Sunil Kumar ousts BopannaKOLKATA, MARCH 26. Sunil Kumar Sipaeya of Chandigarh caused the biggest upset of the Indian Oil Servo senior National grasscourt tennis championship at the South Club courts here on Tuesday. He ousted top-seed Rohan Bopanna of Karnataka 3-6, ... Other Stories
Boxing Indecisive Dingko out of King's Cup NEW DELHI, MARCH 26. Bantamweight pugilist Ng Dingko Singh's indecisiveness has cast apprehensions about him being match-fit for the coming international competitions. Already, the Indian Amateur Boxing Federation (IABF), for the second ... Volleyball VFI recommends team for Asiad CHENNAI, MARCH 26. Based on the reports of chief coach, Chander Singh, and special observer Mr. Kothandaramiah, who were with the victorious Indian team in the Rashid memorial men's international tournament at Dubai recently, the VFI has ... Read Today's supplements: | Life | Opportunities | Send: Comments to: thehindu@vsnl.com Letters to the Editor to: letters@thehindu.co.in with full postal address |
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