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Saturday, February 01, 2003
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Muddassir, Mandeep set new marksBANGALORE, JAN. 31. Mohammed Muddassir rewrote the record in the boys' under-19 200m and led Karnataka's surge to the second spot in the 48th National School Games athletic championship at the Sree Kanteerava Stadium here on Friday. On a day ... Badminton Bhattacharjee shows old touch GUWAHATI, JAN. 31.Former National champion Dipankar Bhattacharjee of Assam brought back memories of his exploits during his salad days with an impeccable show of power and touch in moving into the second round of the 67th senior National ... Basketball 
It's Tamil Nadu vs PunjabHYDERABAD, JAN. 31. It is amazing how two teams placed at different extremes eliminate all the opposition to get ready for the final showdown in the men's final on Saturday. Tamil Nadu, a young and vibrant side with a penchant for an American ... Chess 
Aarthie scales new peakMUMBAI, JAN. 31. There is a new Queen on the Indian chess throne after a gap of five long years. WGM Aarthie Ramaswamy (9) of Wipro scaled a new peak in her illustrious career when she successfully defended a difficult position amidst high drama ... Computer beats Kasparov NEW YORK, JAN. 31 A blunder cost chess legend Garry Kasparov the third in a series of Man vs. Machine championship games with supercomputer Deep Junior. ``I had a complete blackout,'' Kasparov said after the contest. ``Despite Deep Junior ... Cricket COUNTDOWN 
Preview: New ZealandThe Kiwis can sting, after taking the sting off the opposition. They can be real deceptive, make no mistake about that. Indeed, Stephen Fleming's men will be a distinct threat in the World Cup, for they understand the dynamics of limited-overs ... Other Stories
Football Karnataka enters final THRISSUR, JAN. 31.Karnataka netted another big fish as it downed holder Punjab 2-0 to enter the final of the Kajah National junior football tournament for the Dr. B.C. Roy trophy. The win was significant as Karnataka was entering the final ... Tennis Indian boys do well NEW DELHI, JAN. 31. The Indian boys Arnav Jain, Agnel Gladwin and Kaushik Das made it to the semifinals of the first tournament of the ITF South Asian under-14 tennis tournament in Colombo. The top-seeded Arnav dropped a solitary game in ... Vishaal Uppal advances NEW DELHI, JAN. 31. The third-seeded Vishaal Uppal and Lauri Kiiski of Finland moved into the doubles quarterfinals with a 7-5, 6-2 victory over Alun Jones and Damien Ward of Australia in the first week of the Uncle Tobys International Australian ... Other Stories
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