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    THE PETER ROEBUCK COLUMN
    Time to groom Ganguly's successor
    India must start grooming its next captain. Sourav Ganguly need not feel threatened by the suggestion. On the contrary, he ought to welcome it. No one sensible will suggest that a change of guard is imminent, merely that preparations need to be ...

    Ganguly should take a leaf out of English book
    LONDON, SEPT. 4. The jewels have turned into ordinary stones. All in the span of two matches. The batsmen and bowlers have taken turns to fail. The overwhelming defeats at the hands of England at Trent Bridge and The Oval have created a scare in ...

    England wins series
    THE OVAL, SEPT. 4. Mohammad Kaif did a world of good to his reputation even as India slipped to another big defeat at the hands of England in the second match of the NatWest Challenge on Friday. ...

    Rain mars play
    HYDERABAD, SEPT. 4. Rain played spoilsport on the first day of the three-day quarterfinals in the all-India Coromandel King Moin-ud-Dowla cricket tournament here at different venues. At Gymkhana Grounds, Hyderabad was 61 for one in 17.3 overs ...

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  • Anil's century goes in vain
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    Tennis
    Double for Rushmi
    NEW DELHI, SEPT. 4. The top-seeded Rushmi Chakravarthi asserted her class in beating her doubles partner Sai Jayalakshmy 6-3, 6-2 in just over an hour in the final of the BSNL $10,000 ITF women's tennis tournament at the DLTA Complex here on ...

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  • Erratic Serena and Roddick manage wins
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    Mukesh Kumar is champion
    CHENNAI, SEPT. 4. It is not easy to dislodge champion golfers once they establish the lead. Snatching the top slot from overnight leader Rafiq Ali the other day, Mukesh Kumar consolidated his position to shoot a six under-66 in the fourth and ...

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  • Kapil Dev leads India to title

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    DBA Colts Trial Stakes wears an open look
    HYDERABAD, SEPT. 5.With most of the runners in good form, the DBA Colts Trial Stakes (1,600m) wears an open look. Among the leading contenders are Elite Zone, Southern Regent and Rare Ivory. There will be no false ...

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