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Thursday, September 11, 2003
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India `A' puts it across SeniorsBANGALORE, SEPT. 10. India Seniors suffered a blackout under lights. And defending champion India `A' won by 27 runs in the TVS Salve Challenger Trophy tournament's inaugural match at the Chinnaswamy Stadium here on Wednesday. Chasing India A's ... England names squads for Bangladesh, Sri Lanka LONDON, SEPT. 10. The days when the England selectors used to surprise us are long gone: central contracts, a policy of continuity, an effective system of briefing cricket correspondents and a smaller pool from which to choose have ensured that ... Other Stories
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Samrita surprises SonalBANGALORE, SEPT. 10. Samrita Sekar has surely come off age as a player and in the lone upset of the day, the spunky 19-year-old Chennai girl, battled to a 4-6, 6-4, 6-3 victory over the seventh-seeded Sonal Phadke and entered the quarterfinals of ... Three Indians in third round NEW DELHI, SEPT. 10. The Indian juniors asserted themselves as three of them made it to the third round of singles in the Grade `I' ITF junior tennis tournament in Kentucky, the U.S. Ninth-seeded Karan Rastogi beat Billy Mertz of the U.S. 6-3, ... Football Chance for Indian juniors to show their mettle JAMSHEDPUR, SEPT. 10. The new found enthusiasm among soccer buffs, following Indian football's tremendous showing through the National team or in the form of a club side, is likely to spill over at the J.R.D. Tata Sports Complex here. The ... Athletics Tamil Nadu squad for National meet CHENNAI, SEPT. 10. The following will represent Tamil Nadu in the 43rd National open athletic championship to be held in Bangalore from September 28 to 30. The team: Men: Wayne Peppin, Alex Antony Raj, A. Aravind, A. Mohamed Nazeer, ... Chess Indians finish fourth MUMBAI, SEPT. 10. The Indian team of Laxminarayan Adhikari and P. Kalishekhar finished a creditable fourth in the junior World chess championship for the visually impaired, which concluded at Pontivedra in Spain on Tuesday. According to ... Golf Sensational start to The Hindu Open CHENNAI, SEPT. 10. It was the day of the underdog. And in a rather sensational start to the Rs.7 lakh The Hindu Open golf tournament at the Cosmo-TNGF course on Wednesday, little known Monish Bindra lived out a dream, bringing in a card of ... Sports : General Anju, Bobby robbed in Paris NEW DELHI, SEPT. 10. Getting ready for the World Athletics Finals in Monaco, Anju George and husband Bobby George had a nightmarish experience on Tuesday in Paris when they were robbed of all their important documents, including passports, at the ... Boxing 
Shiva pulverises KameshBANGALORE, SEPT. 10. Himachal Pradesh youngster B. Shiva landed a powerful punch to knock out Kamesh of Gujarat within the first two minutes in the shortest bout on the second day of the Senior National boxing tournament at the Sree Kanteerava ... Volleyball Iran beats India TIANJIN, SEPT. 10. Asian volleyball powerhouse Japan crashed out of the top four at the 12th Asian men's volleyball championship here on Tuesday after falling to defending champion South Korea 1-3 in the last round of the quarterfinal ... 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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