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Wednesday, June 11, 2003
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The shortcomings are clearly there: PrasannaCHENNAI, JUNE 10. He is with a group of boys at the nets, passing on his enormous knowledge. Years have flown by, yet, he cannot resist the occasional bowl. Ah! It's still a thing of beauty! His off-spin with all the elements. The relaxed ... Wright impressed with India `A' team BANGALORE, JUNE 10. Indian cricket team coach John Wright would rather let his team do the talking with their deeds. "I don't want the lead story. I don't want the headlines.'' Those were his first words when The Hindu caught up with the ... Other Stories
Tennis 
Itoh shows Sunil Kumar the doorCHANDIGARH, JUNE 10.Qualifier Takeshi Itoh of Japan caused a coup by humbling the top-seeded Sunil Kumar 1-6, 7-6 (7-5), 6-3 in his backyard in the first round of the Satellite tennis circuit second leg at the CLTA Complex here on Tuesday. On a ... Other Stories
Hockey 
This is just the beginning: DhanrajBANGALORE, JUNE 10. Chants of `hurrahs' and `three cheers' rent the air as the victorious Indian hockey team, led by mercurial Dhanraj Pillay strode out into the arrival lounge of the Bangalore Airport, here this afternoon. But the captain ... Rajinder hints at resting bench-warmers NEW DELHI, JUNE 10.Those senior India players who literally warmed the benches during the double-leg Australian hockey tour are in for a vacation. In the scheme of the things planned by coach Rajinder Singh, such players will make the way for ... Football Goa registers another win; Punjab shocks Kerala CHENNAI, JUNE 10.Like the ebb and flow of the monsoon rains, the Nehru Stadium witnessed a goal-glut on Tuesday, after a day of relative lull, with 30 recorded in two sessions and involving four matches in the senior National women's football ... India not to take part in LG Cup KOLKATA, JUNE 10. Unable to accommodate adequate training session for the national team, India has decided not to defend the LG Cup it won last year in Vietnam. This was informed by the All India Football Federation president Priya Ranjan Das ... India thrashes Uzbekistan BANGKOK, JUNE 10. India began its campaign in the Asian Football Confederation women's championship on a spectacular note on Monday, beating Uzbekistan 6-0 in a Group C match. It meets China next. China had earlier defeated Vietnam, also by a 6-0 ... Chess 
Rajasurya runs ahead of rivalsKOZHIKODE, JUNE 10.The way she's playing now, J. Rajasurya may not have to introduce herself as the younger sibling of the talented J. Deepan Chakravarthy, the defending Asian junior champion, for long. By the end of this week, the Madurai girl ... Read Today's supplements: | Life | Metro Plus | Opportunities | Send: Comments to: thehindu@vsnl.com Letters to the Editor to: letters@thehindu.co.in with full postal address |
   
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