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Tuesday, January 01, 2002
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Brilliant Vinod bags triple jump goldTENHIPALAM, DEC 31. Just one hop, step and jump was enough to shut out the field. Kerala University's P.J.Vinod took a short break from the decathlon, his main event, and returned with a sparkling triple jump gold on the penultimate day of the ... More
Andhra kids rule the roostCHENNAI, DEC. 31 Rucha Pujari of Maharashtra broke the Andhra strangle-hold in the children's chess championship by winning the National under-7 girls title. The last round of the 15th Velammal National under- 7, under-9 boys & girls chess ... More Sasikiran holds Harikrishna HASTINGS, DEC. 31. Defending champion Grandmaster K. Sasikiran began his campaign with a hard fought draw against compatriot GM P. Harikrishna in the first round of the premier tournament in the Hastings international chess congress here on ... More
My first major assignment is in New Zealand: VengsarkarMUMBAI, DEC. 31. After fourteen years the `Colonel' is again readying himself to take a shot at the World Cup, though at the lower level of the competition; for the under-19. There is, so to say, a world of difference between the two events; the ... More Other Stories
BANGALORE, DEC. 31. The ball crossed the goal-line twice. But that occurred when a little boy mixed enthusiasm and ball skills in equal measure during the lemon break. The National Football League fixture at the Football Stadium here on Monday ... More Other Stories
KOLKATA, JAN. 1. Romantic Notes is well set to score in the Eveready Indian Produce Stakes (1,200m), the star attraction at the New Year day's races here this afternoon. 1 PRIMROSE MORN HANDICAP (1,200m), Cl. IV, rated 22 to 50 - 11.35 a.m.: ... More Other Stories
Tata Open inauguratedCHENNAI, DEC.31 Opening ceremonies have their own glamour, and they portend good things. It is a ritual done with pomp and grandeur, and normally associated with National Games, Asian Games and multi-event sports. They are conducted normally ... More 
Paes disappoints as the puzzle defies solutionCHENNAI, DEC.31 It's the Great Leander Paes jigsaw puzzle, a vexing conundrum that has defied solution for over a decade. Now and again, you would be tempted to throw up your hands in glee, under the illusion that you have edged close to ... More Other Stories
NEW DELHI, DEC 31. The Wrestling Federation of India (WFI) has named 94 probables for participation in coaching camps in preparation for the coming international events. lThe probables: Men:Freestyle: 54-kg: Kripa Shankar (Rly), Joginder Singh ... More
NEW DELHI, DEC. 31. Air rifle ace Abhinav Bindra has decided to leave the crumbs to the lesser lights and strike hard when it counts, in 2002. Having won the World Cup bronze with a world junior record in Germany, Abhinav has opted to skip the ... More
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