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Saturday, October 26, 2002
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Chess Arun Prasad stuns Magesh Chandran NAGPUR, OCT. 25. Arun Prasad took the spotlight away from joint leader Abhijeet Gupta when he sent top-seeded P. Magesh Chandran tumbling to his third defeat in the National junior chess championship on Friday. In what was the last 10th-round ... Goa to host World juniors KOZHIKODE, OCT. 25.After the success of the chess World Cup in Hyderabad, it's now Goa's turn to host big time chess. The World junior championships for boys and girls will be held at Panaji in Goa from December 8 to 21. The All India Chess ... Cricket 
Scintillating century by KhanolkarPUNE, OCT 25Shreyas Khanolkar and Kulamani Parida symbolise the depth of Indian cricketing talent which the West Indies has to contend with, on what has been a humbling experience so far in this land of free-spirited batsmen and canny ... South Africa 61 for one POTCHEFSTROOM (South Africa) Oct.25 South Africa reached 61 for one wicket at the close Friday in reply to Bangladesh's 215 at North West Stadium in the second of two Tests between the two countries. South Africa won the first Test by an ... COMMENT 
Ratra falls from graceMUMBAI, OCT. 25. For Ajay Ratra the fall from the dizzy heights of representing the nation to a virtual non-entity has been rather swift. Less than six months ago his fledgling career received a boost, scoring a Test-saving century against the ... Other Stories
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Bengal manages to beat AssamIMPHAL, OCT. 25.Bengal could at best be mediocre beating its modest group A league opponent Assam 2-1 in the opening quarterfinal league match of the 58th National football championship for the LG Santosh Trophy here at the Main Stadium, Khuman ... Racing : Motor Chandok gearing up for next year CHENNAI, OCT. 25. After a fairly successful season in England, Karun Chandok is in gear again for next year's competition, putting in hard work at the Croft Circuit in Yorkshire for two days with F-3 front-runner Carlin Motorsport. The ... Sports : General Tennis 
Ghouse cruises into finalNEW DELHI, OCT. 25. When he serves big, Mustafa Ghouse does look a big player. The 22-year-old former national grasscourt champion played big and cruised into the DSCL National hardcourt tennis championship final with a 7-5, 6-4 victory over the ... 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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