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Saturday, May 18, 2002
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Asian Grand Prix series gets underwayHYDERABAD, MAY 17. The Asian Grand Prix athletics series is a commendable idea aimed at providing the athletes from this continent more exposure and more opportunities to compete against each other. The world's best track and field athletes ... Chess Sivasankari takes lead CHENNAI, MAY 17.P. Sivasankari from Tiruvallur District of Tamil Nadu shot into sole lead in the girls' under-14 section after she scored an emphatic fourth round win over S. Ramya of Pondicherry in the 15th Ramco National under-12 and 14 boys ... Cricket 
Time for Tendulkar, Lara to come goodKINGSTON, MAY 17. Looking at Sachin Tendulkar and Brian Lara, one is convinced that batting is as much in the mind as it is on the pitch. They have been reading too much into the pitch and looked no better than the others. In fact, some of their ... Other Stories
Football World Cup: Down memory lane 1994 — USA WORLD CUP COUNTDOWN Legends: Diego Maradona A flawed genius. A man who sent football fans delirious with his ball skills and abilities. A fierce nationalist who shed tears for his country each time he failed to bring glory to Argentina, Diego Armando Maradona was a phenomenon beyond ... Other Stories
Sports : General Sport Digest FOOTBALL: BUENOS AIRES: Diego Maradona has been drummed into service as a television cheerleader to rouse his sleeping countrymen into getting up for Argentina's World Cup matches. The former Argentina captain stars in an advert for ... Tennis 
Kirtane-Uppal duo is championVISAKHAPATNAM, MAY 17. The second-seeded pair of Nitin Kirtane and Vishal Uppal toppled favourites Mustafa Ghouse and Vijay Kannan 6-4, 6-4 for the men's doubles title of the International Tennis Federation Satellite tour's third leg at the ... Other Stories
Shooting Stars face visa problem NEW DELHI, MAY 17. She is too good on the international arena, and the best way to deny a medal for Anjali Vedpathak, is to play with her visa. The silver medallist of the Sydney World Cup, the 32-year-old Anjali had the ignominy of being told ... Read Today's supplements: | Life | Young World | Quest | Send: Comments to: thehindu@vsnl.com Letters to the Editor to: letters@thehindu.co.in with full postal address |
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