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Thursday, July 11, 2002
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Chess Sasikiran comes of age KOZHIKODE, JULY 10. It took Krishnan Sasikiran five long years to win a National chess championship. He would play well in tournament after tournament, lifting the level of his game all the time, but somebody else would emerge the winner. Now ... Bareev, Topalov on course for semifinals DORTMUND, JULY 10. Russia's Evgeny Bareev and Veselin Topalov of Bulgaria virtually assured themselves of advancing to the semifinals of the Candidates' chess tournament on Tuesday, holding the lead in their groups with draws in the fourth round ... Cricket 
India looks to regroup and fine-tuneBRISTOL, JULY 10.India proved that it was a misfit in a game resembling the hit-and-miss type. It was not only beaten by 64 runs by England at the Oval on Tuesday — a considerable margin in one-day cricket in a game of the NatWest Trophy ... New format for Ranji Trophy NEW DELHI, JULY 10. It will take 52 matches to decide the Ranji Trophy champion in the coming season. With the Board of control for Cricket in India (BCCI) not inclined to give the green signal to the proposed changes in the format which would ... 
Former players' nostalgiaNEW DELHI, JULY 10. Call it a media event or just another reason to keep up the momentum of the Wisden Indian Cricketer of the Century contest going, the function at the Le Meredien Hotel brought together legendary names like Mansur Ali Khan ... Other Stories
Football India begins with a bang KOLKATA, JULY 10. Powered by a fine showing in the second session India outwitted Bhutan 4-1 to begin its Asian Football Confederation under-20 championship's group IV qualifying campaign on a resounding note here at the Salt Lake Stadium on ... Hockey England withdraws from hosting Champions Trophy 2003 CHENNAI, JULY 10. After much consultation and discussion between English Hockey and the FIH, it has been agreed that England withdraws from hosting the Champions Trophy in July 2003.This difficult decision has been taken by English Hockey, which ... Change at the top after U.S. debacle NEW DELHI, JULY 10. Seasoned playmaker Suraj Lata Devi will lead the Indian challenge at the Commonwealth Games hockey competition, to be held in Manchester from July 25 to August 4. The Indian Women's Hockey Federation (IWHF) effected a ... Sports : General Merit, the sole consideration for Arjuna Awards: Padukone BANGALORE, JULY 10. "Merit will be the sole consideration for the Arjuna Awards'', declared Prakash Padukone,the newly named chairman of the Selection Committee for Arjuna Awards . Speaking to The Hindu, the former All England and World ... Swimming 
Karnataka claims five goldsBANGALORE, JULY 10.An inexorable wait and a spell of heavy showers failed to dampen the spirits of the contestants at the 19th national Sub-Junior aquatics championship as host, Karnataka finished the day on a high note scooping five golds of 10 ... Shooting Mansher falters despite good form LAHTI (FINLAND), JULY 10. He was shooting well, close to his best form as per the coach, but the birds did escape, as Mansher Singh tried to nail them at the trap range in Halvala, in the 48th World Shooting Championship here on Wednesday. ``I ... Read Today's supplements: | Life | Metro Plus | Sci Tech | Send: Comments to: thehindu@vsnl.com Letters to the Editor to: letters@thehindu.co.in with full postal address |
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