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Saturday, February 09, 2002
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SYDNEY, FEB. 8. South Africa continued its domination of New Zealand in limited-overs cricket on Friday, winning the tri- series tournament and the 14th of the last 15 matches between the teams. South Africa, which made 173 for four, ... More Pakistan in command SHARJAH, FEB. 8. Pakistan ran into very isolated pockets of resistance on the second day as it strengthened its grip over the West Indies in the second Test. Confronting it with an imposing total of 472, Pakistan, in the 45 overs that remained to ... More Other Stories
NEW DELHI, FEB. 8. Jose Ramirez Barreto's brilliance came to the fore as the he performed a hat-trick in Mohun Bagan's 3-1 win over JCT in a group `A' match in the Durand Cup football tournament at the Ambedkar Stadium here on Friday. Hardip Gill ... More
NEW DELHI, FEB. 8. ``It is time to cover up the weaknesses as well as we can and play on our abundant skills,'' were the words of Chief coach Cedric D'Souza as the Indian hockey team got ready to leave for the Ipoh in preparation for the World ... More
BEIRUT, FEB. 8. If some tennis fan had found himself caught up in a traffic snarl in downtown Beirut or had been unlucky enough to have had a flat tyre en route, he might very well have missed the entire opening rubber of the India-Lebanon Asia ... More Other Stories
Qamar defeats ColoneyNEW DELHI, FEB. 8. Asian Games gold medallist Dingko Singh cruised into the featherweight final outclassing Navin Dev of Haryana in the 48th National boxing championship at the YMCA Complex here on Friday. The elusive Dingko raced to a 15-point ... More
Railways prevails over Tamil NaduPAYYANUR, FEB. 8. For once women players took the centre stage in the 24th Federation cup volleyball tournament as the full house (about 13,000) erupted time and again. And the team that took its game to dizzy heights was Tamil Nadu, which lost ... More
NEW DELHI, FEB. 8. Olympian Anjali Vedpathak regained her golden touch, as she shot a 500.2 to beat a tough field on the first day of the Den Haag shooting competition in Holland. The 32-year-old Anjali had rounds of 99, 99, 100, 100 in the ... More
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