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'The Smiling Assassin' ready to strike againBANGALORE, AUG. 21. Confidence is his biggest ally. And when the term `crossroads' greets him, Anil Kumble walks straight past, knowing that he has always given his best. Watching the World Cup matches on the sidelines did hurt but India's ... Kirsten, Rudolph stem the rot LEEDS, AUG. 21. England seemed to have secured the fourth Test in the first hour at Headingley today when four wickets fell. Graeme Smith won the toss and chose to bat on a pitch reputed to be damp, and under skies that any swing bowler might ... Other Stories
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Sandhya has it easyCHENNAI, AUG. 21. It was a contest from which much was expected, but turned out to be one-sided. Two talented local players just could not put their best foot forward in a match that saw numerous unforced errors and double faults. In the end, ... Shattering blow to Bhupathi family and fans BANGALORE, AUG. 21. The news that Leander Paes has lesion in brain and needs urgent medical attention came as a shattering blow to Bhupathi's family here. Krishna Bhupathi, father of Mahesh told The Hindu: "It was a very unfortunate ... Hockey Argentina underscores India's ineptitude AMSTERDAM, AUG. 21. The euphoria is over, extinguished at the altar of a series of unconvincing performances. And the message that the despair for Indian hockey has returned, came clear this evening in the Champions Trophy when Argentina ... 
Pritam explodes with nine goalsLUCKNOW, AUG. 21. Evergreen striker Pritam Rani Siwach exploded with nine goals to carry Railways to a complete domination in a `mismatch' against Chhattisgarh, in a Pool `A' league match of the 52nd women's National hockey championship at the ... India drubs Germany NEW DELHI, AUG. 21.Junior World Cup champion India defeated a lacklustre Germany 3-0 in the Junior Challenge Open hockey tournament in Gniezno, Poland on Wednesday. All the goals came in the first half itself with India converting two of the ... Badminton Gade moves up; Gopi Chand ousted SINGAPORE, AUG. 21. Former all-England champion Peter Gade of Denmark upset second seed and compatriot Kenneth Jonassen 15-3, 15-12 in the second round of the Singapore Open early on Thursday. "I missed the last two Singapore Opens due to ... Chess 
A memorable day for Indian girlsKOZHIKODE, AUG. 21. Is the Chinese wall cracking? It probably is, if Thursday's happenings are anything to go by as three gallant Indian girls — Koneru Humpy, Dronavalli Harika and S. Vijayalakshmi — dealt severe blows to the Chinese ... Squash Egyptians create history CHENNAI, AUG. 21. The Egyptians created history in the World junior women's squash championship by grabbing all the four semifinal spots on Wednesday. Leading the pack was top seed and world number 12 Omneya Abdel Kawy, who celebrated her 18th ... Volleyball Indians reach after tiring journey TEHERAN, AUG. 21. The temperature here is soaring like Sachin's sixer. This is a cause for concern for the Indian team which landed here this morning after a tedious journey for its campaign in the 12th World junior men's volleyball championship ... 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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