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Cricket Innings win for South Africa LONDON, AUG. 3. South Africa won the second Test but Andrew `Freddie' Flintoff won the hearts of a Lord's crowd basking in the Sunday sunshine and feeling good again because England had, after all these years, found a hero to replace Ian ... BCA expels Lele VADODARA, AUG. 3. The managing committee of the Baroda Cricket Association (BCA) has expelled its former secretary J.Y. Lele and two other former office-bearers from the membership of BCA for alleged financial irregularities worth crores of ... Other Stories
Football Matches to resume at Salt Lake Stadium KOLKATA, AUG. 3. The controversy that was created over poor ground condition in the Salt Lake Stadium, the venue of the Tata Federation Cup football tournament, has subsided following the All India Football Federation president, Mr Priya Ranjan ... Athletics Sunita Rani picks up three more golds NEW DELHI, AUG. 3. Asian Games gold medallist Sunita Rani continued her gold rush as she won three more golds at the World Police athletics meet in Barcelona, Spain. Sunita Rani, who was competing in her first international event since coming ... Badminton Hann to meet Xuanze in final BIRMINGHAM, AUG. 3. It will not be an all-China affair after all in the men's singles at least. Instead it will pit Wong Choong Hann of Malaysia against former World No. 1 Xia Xuanze of China. With the exit of top-seeded Chen Hong in the ... Chess Face-saving draw for Anand DORTMUND, AUG. 3. Former world chess champion Viswanathan Anand halted his losing trend by making a quick 25-move draw against World classical chess champion Vladimir Kramnik of Russia in the fourth round of the Sparkassen Chess Meeting here on ... 
Ramesh posts emphatic win over SuvrajitNAGPUR, AUG. 3. With 12 of the top 14 boards producing decisive verdicts, the National `B' chess championship was throbbing with life as the 13-round competition neared the halfway stage here on Sunday. When the dust settled after the sixth ... Golf Chiranjeev finishes 53rd NEW DELHI, AUG. 3. India's Chiranjeev Milkha Singh shot a final round level-par 72 to finish 53rd at the 120 million yen Aiful Cup, played at the par-72 Twinfields Golf Club in Ishikawa, Japan on Sunday. Jeev, who slipped to 60th after a third ... Racing : Motor 
Montoya has the track for himselfHOCKENHEIM (GERMANY), AUG. 3. Juan Pablo Montoya won the German Grand Prix on Sunday, speeding away after a crash in the opening seconds took out three top contenders. It was Montoya's third career Formula One victory, and second in 2003 after ... Sports : General Pan American Games: U.S. takes four golds SANTO DOMINGO (DOMINICAN REPUBLIC), AUG. 3.The Pan American Games picked up where it was left off four years ago as the United States took four of the six gold medals on offer. But Cuba showed signs of giving the Americans a battle by taking the ... Sailing Srikanth, Choudhary will be the leading contenders HYDERABAD, AUG. 3. Defending champion Sandeep Srikanth of the Royal Madras Yacht Club (RMYC) and Asian Games bronze medallist Rajesh Choudhary of Army Yachting Node (AYN) will be the leading contenders for the Standard rig category title in the ... Read Today's supplements: | Life | Metro Plus | Business | Send: Comments to: thehindu@vsnl.com Letters to the Editor to: letters@thehindu.co.in with full postal address |
   
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