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Anderson's hat-trick, Trescothick's fireworks spell Pakistan's doomLONDON, JUNE 20. He is as fresh-faced as a Hogwarts six former, so shy you know that he would rather face Brett Lee than a television interviewer, and a month short of his 21st birthday; yet today he took the first hat-trick by an England one-day ... Other Stories
Tennis Missing the man, missing the magic LONDON, JUNE 20. On a glorious summer's day worthy of Keatsean literary splendour in celebration, on Church Road in southwest London, in the borough of Wandsworth, the sights were familiar. So indeed were the sounds. As you stepped out of the ... 
Prakash storms into finalNEW DELHI, JUNE 20. Prakash Amritraj played a robust serve and volley game to overpower Vijay Kannan 6-2, 6-1 in about an hour in the semifinals of the GAIL ITF Satellite tennis circuit third leg at the DLTA Complex here on Friday. On a day ... Other Stories
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TN fails to breach the Maharashtra fortressCHENNAI, JUNE 20. The decibel level from the galleries had never risen to such a level at the Nehru stadium in recent times as was experienced on Friday. But all that was drowned in the end by the shrieks of joy from the small bunch of Bihar ... 
Eto'o stuns starless BrazilSAINT-ETIENNE, France, JUNE 20. Samuel Eto'o may not be on the same level as Ronaldo, Rivaldo or Roberto Carlos, but the goal he scored in Cameroon's upset of Brazil was world-class. The 1-0 victory was also essential for the African champion ... Other Stories
Athletics Montgomery, Greene battle off the track STANFORD, JUNE 20. With archrival Maurice Greene watching from the stands, Tim Montgomery began his bid for the 100-meter national title with an impressive race on a wind-swept Thursday. Montgomery ran the fastest first-round time of 10.04 ... Other Stories
Racing : Horse JAI serves strike notice BANGALORE, JUNE 20. The Jockeys Association of India (JAI) today issued an ultimatum to the Bangalore Turf Club that its members would "stop riding work'' from June 25 since there was no tangible progress in its demand for revision of mount fee ... Racing : Motor Coulthard will never be world champion, fears Moss LONDON, JUNE 20. Britain's Stirling Moss, the greatest driver never to win the Formula One World championship, fears his compatriot David Coulthard may be destined to suffer a similar fate. ``I'm afraid I don't think he will be champion,'' the ... Squash Swimming Maharashtra reigns supreme NEW DELHI, JUNE 20. Gaurav Verliani won one of the most spectacularly-close 200m individual medley race, in the boys Group IV category, as Khar Gymkhana swimmers put Maharashtra on top in the Ayur 20th Sub-junior National aquatic championships at ... Read Today's supplements: | Life | Young World | Send: Comments to: thehindu@vsnl.com Letters to the Editor to: letters@thehindu.co.in with full postal address |
   
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