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Friday, March 28, 2003
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Chess Close finish on the cards MONTE CARLO, MARCH 27. World Cup champion Viswanathan Anand kept his slender half point lead after making a 1-1 score with draws in both games against Evgeny Bareev of Russia in the tenth and penultimate round of the 12th Amber chess tournament ... Cricket 
Arun Kumar, Sujith send Elite-A on leather huntBANGALORE, MARCH 27. It rained runs at the Chinnaswamy Stadium as Plate-B openers J. Arun Kumar (106) and Sujith Somasundar (150 not out) made merry at Elite-A's expense here on Thursday. The openers, aided by butter-fingered fielders and ... 
Jaffer, Pagnis provide Elite-B solid platformVIJAYAWADA, MARCH 27. The new Duleep Trophy format has made possible battles which were thought impossible in the past. Like the matching of wits between off-spinner Kulamani Parida and southpaw Amit Pagnis or left-arm spinner Nilesh Kulkarni and ... Other Stories
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Zaw mows field on perfect opening dayNEW DELHI, MARCH 27. Jyoti Randhawa's disciplined six-under 66 paled in comparison to a record-shattering 63 by Myanmar's seasoned pro Zaw Moe on the opening day of the $ 300,000 Royal Challenge Indian Open golf championship on Thursday. On a ... Hockey Germany overcomes Malaysia KUALA LUMPUR, MARCH 27. Defending champion Germany beat Malaysia 2-1 on Thursday in the Sultan Azlan Shah five-nation field hockey tournament, leaving the host without a win after four matches. Playing in Malaysia's northern Ipoh city, both ... Swimming 
Thorpe trusts his coach unequivocallySYDNEY, MARCH 27. Ian Thorpe's inability to create world records at this week's Australian swimming championships here has placed the spotlight onto his partnership with new coach Tracey Menzies. The 20-year-old swimming marvel has expressed ... Tennis Billie Jean's team targets Fed Cup glory LONDON, MARCH 27. Unveiling a ``unbelievable'' Fed Cup team, Billie Jean King has vowed to bring the women's team tennis trophy back to the United States. Humbled by a first round loss to Austria last year, the Americans open their bid for a ... 
Arimoto ends Vijay Kannan's runKOLKATA, MARCH 27. The Indian challenge ended as Vijay Kannan finished on the wrong end of a three-set duel against Japanese qualifier Naoki Arimoto in Thursday's quarterfinals of the Exide ITF men's Futures tournament at the BTA Complex ... Volleyball 
Inspired ONGC humbles IOBRENUKOOT, MARCH 27. It was a protracted battle for group supremacy and ONGC, Dehradun, fought its way to a creditable 25-15, 21-25, 21-25, 25-15, 15-11 victory over defending champion IOB, Chennai, in a men's Group A match of the National Super ... Shooting 
Delight for Anwer, disappointment for ManavjitNEW DELHI, MARCH 27. It was a dream finish for defending champion Anwer Sultan. He could not have imagined a better climax as he beat reigning world champion Khaled Almudhaf of Kuwait 5-4 in the tie-break to clinch the trap gold with a 142 in the ... Read Today's supplements: | Life | Entertainment | Send: Comments to: thehindu@vsnl.com Letters to the Editor to: letters@thehindu.co.in with full postal address |
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