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Friday, September 26, 2003
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Cricket Litmus test begins for Fleming's men VISAKHAPATNAM, SEPT. 25.India's `humbling experience' on its last tour of New Zealand is still fresh in one's memory. As is skipper Stephen Fleming's provocative remarks made ahead of the Hamilton Test where he taunted the Indian batsmen to prove ... Other Stories
Tennis Purav brings Aditya back to earth MUMBAI, SEPT. 25. Aditya Madkekar experienced sport's ups and downs in the course of a single day's action in the International Tennis Federation's junior tournament. He pulled the carpet from under second seed Rupesh Roy's feet in the ... Ishwar Prasad claims under-10 title COIMBATORE, SEPT. 25. Ishwar Prasad of Tamil Nadu struggled a bit in the initial stages, but found his form midway through to carve a 8-6 win over Bala Kesavan to claim the under-10 title in the IOC-Premium AITA junior tennis tournament at the ... Hockey Can India stage a comeback? KUALA LUMPUR, SEPT. 25. As the teams regroup and fashion their designs to step into the next and the most crucial phase of this Asia Cup hockey competition on Friday, the events as they unfolded in the last few days for India point to an another ... Football Mohun Bagan in final KOLKATA, SEPT. 25.Mohun Bagan moved into the final of the 109th IFA Shield football tournament at the Salt Lake Stadium here on Thursday. Mohun Bagan defeated Tollygunge Agragami 4-1 after being 1-1 at halftime. In a mediocre match under ... Chess Ramesh makes it in style LUCKNOW, SEPT. 25.After Gurpreet Pal Singh and Neeraj Mishra quickly played it safe, the other overnight leader R.B. Ramesh scored a regulation victory in the final round to deservedly walk away with honours in the Piloo Mody international rating ... Archery 
Tarundeep, Dola stretchedAMRITSAR, SEPT. 25.National champion and a strong contender for India's lone Olympic berth in the women's section, Dola Banerjee, escaped by a whisker and stayed alive to be in the semifnals, in the second National ranking prize money archery ... 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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