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Monday, April 22, 2002
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Chess Deshmukh stays ahead NEW DELHI, APRIL 21. International Anup Deshmukh led with 7.5 points after nine rounds in the Global Networks international rating chess tournament at the Russian Cultural Centre here. The LIC employee, Anup did not take any risk and played a ... Results along predicted lines DHARMAPURI, APRIL 21. There were no surprises in the first round of the Jayam Engineering College and Ramco Cements sponsored Tamil Nadu State sub-junior boys and girls championships for the V.L. Ethiraj Trophy and the Arasan Kalyanasundari Ammal ... Cricket 
India suffers early setbacksPORT OF SPAIN, APRIL 21. The Indian team has begun to emulate its past `deeds when playing overseas. The Queens Park Oval witnessed a steady West Indian comeback as India messed up all the good work of its bowlers earlier in the day. A ... Tendulkar third in all-time averages ** With his knock of 117, Sachin Tendulkar took his career batting average to 59.17 runs per innings. Among the 163 batsmen who have over 2,500 Test runs, only Australia's Don Bradman (6996 runs, avg. 99.94) and Englishman Herbert Sutcliffe (4555 ... Other Stories
Football WORLD CUP COUNTDOWN Men who matter: OLIVER KAHN A goal-keeper's plight is similar to that of a wicket-keeper in cricket; there is a tendency to remember the occasional mistake at the expense of brilliant work earlier. In a team game where action moves to all corners of the ground, the ... Other Stories
Hockey Tough task ahead of Rajinder CHENNAI, APRIL 21. In what can be perceived as the Hobson's choice, the elevation of Rajinder Singh to the status of National hockey coach at best fulfils a short-term need. Nothing specially is mentioned in relation to the tenure in the ... Air-India edges out ONGC MUMBAI, APRIL 21.Tushar Khandekar's 68th minute match-winner came out of the blue for Air-India, enabling the defending champion edge out a talented, spirited Oil & Natural Gas Commission side 3-2 in an action-packed pre-quarterfinal of the 40th ... Sports : General 
Sport DigestGYMNASTICS: PATRAS (GREECE): Russia's Svetlana Khorkina (see picture) on Saturday joined the legendary Nadia Comaneci in winning her third straight individual all around title in the 24th European women's artistic gymnastics ... Tennis 
Nitin's fighting qualities to the foreMUMBAI, APRIL 21. Nitin Kirtane is one of those blokes who appears to be languid, careless and unconcerned about the state of match he is involved in. He is also a delight for the photographers with his expressions and gestures. The left-hander ... Moya, Ferrero in all-Spain final MONTE CARLO, APRIL 21. Carlos Moya proved too wily on clay for British fourth seed Tim Henman on Saturday as the former world number one booked an all-Spanish meeting with Juan Carlos Ferrero in the final of the Monte Carlo Masters. Former ... Other Stories
Cycling Soni crowned champion MUMBAI, APRIL 21. Mumbai's Rajendra Soni touched the finish line in four hours, 36 min., 31 seconds to be crowned champion in the gruelling 154-kms 23rd Advance Odomos Mumbai-Pune cycle race on Sunday. Soni, a veteran of 10 National titles, ... Read Today's supplements: | Life | Metro Plus | Business | Send: Comments to: thehindu@vsnl.com Letters to the Editor to: letters@thehindu.co.in with full postal address |
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