The Hindu : Tuesday, September 24, 2002

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Asian Games

First batch leaves for Busan amidst confusion
NEW DELHI, SEPT. 23. The sports administrators are in a quandary as the Ministry of Sports is yet to give clearance to a few disciplines for the Busan Asian Games. The badminton, football, volleyball, swimming, cycling teams and skeet shooters ...

Cricket

Bond has Bangladesh in a bind
COLOMBO, SEPT. 23. He's Mr. Bond and he has the `license to kill', with the ball in his hand at least! Making inroads into the enemy citadel, creating possibilities, firing out batsmen. Shane Bond is the man Kiwis are looking at to provide them ...

Other Stories

A `desi' formula for revised targets

Selectors to meet on Sept. 27

Sehwag-Ganguly duo overhauls many records

What an innings from Sehwag

Football
Korea is under-17 Asian champion
DUBAI, SEPT. 23. Korea won the 10th Asian Football Confederation (AFC) under-17 soccer championship beating Yemen 5-3 in a penalty shoot-out in the final at the Al Nahyan stadium in Abu Dhabi on Sunday night. In the keenly contested ...

Golf
U.S. wins Solheim Cup
EDINA, SEPT. 23.It took 12 players to bring the Solheim Cup back to the United States. It took one to show what the tournament is all about. Against the odds, Wendy Ward matched the best player in the world, Annika Sorenstam, shot for shot on ...