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Wednesday, December 11, 2002
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Athletics Baskaran emerges fastest CHENNAI, DEC. 10. N. Baskaran won the 100m in the 40+ category of the Chennai district veterans' athletics meet, held at the YMCA College ground here on Saturday with a time of 13.0 s. Other results (winners only): Men: ... Chess 
Good day for IndiansPANAJI, DEC. 10. A series of encouraging results from the Indians once again lit up proceedings in the World junior chess championship on Tuesday, when favourites Bu Xiangzhi and Koneru Humpy failed to be among the leaders in their respective ... Ramesh, Aarthie post upset wins CHENNAI, DEC. 10. Second-seeded Ramachandran Balagurunathan Ramesh of Indian Oil, Chennai scored an important second round victory over top-seeded Peter Horvath of Hungary to move into sole lead in the First Saturday Grandmaster chess tournament ... Cricket 
'The Wall' Dravid vs. `Hurricane' Bond?WELLINGTON, DEC. 10. Take a walk to any corner of the Basin Reserve ground, stand there for a moment, and you would find yourself almost `swept away' by a strong gust of wind. Not for nothing is this city called `Windy Wellington.' Yet, this ... 
Le Roux, Riaan script South African winCHENNAI, DEC. 10. The beauty about the South African batting is its long tail. Just imagine this. Skipper and coach Rory Field who hit an unbeaten 99 as an opener in the opening match, donned the role of the last batsman in the match against ... Other Stories
Golf Jeev falters NEW DELHI, DEC 10. Chiranjeev Milkha Singh made silly mistakes in the final and sixth round of the USPGA Tour Qualifying School tournament at La Quinta, California, and missed the opportunity to create history for India. His pedestrian card of ... Squash 
India blanks MalaysiaCHENNAI, DEC. 10. After the high on Monday, when England's James Willstrop bagged the individual title on a spectacular note, proceedings were a bit subdued at the TNSRA-SDAT complex as the first round matches of the team event of the World ... Jehangir — the player par excellence CHENNAI, DEC. 10.Jehangir Khan's career as a player was an extraordinary one and now having taken over as the President of the World Squash Federation, it is his intention to give the job his best shot. The genial Pakistani, who has been to ... Tennis 
It's just not Sanaa's dayNEW DELHI, DEC. 10. It was reversal of fortunes for Sanaa Bhambri, who was the lone Indian making the semifinals in the last edition at the same venue, but now she became an early casualty. It was an unexpected end, as the short and ... Read Today's supplements: | Life | Metro Plus | Opportunities | Send: Comments to: thehindu@vsnl.com Letters to the Editor to: letters@thehindu.co.in with full postal address |
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