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All the talk is on Mohali pitch nowMOHALI, OCT. 14.Sourav Ganguly's first stop at the PCA Stadium here was the playing strip. The variety of people flocking to see the pitch must have surprised the curator, Daljit Singh, too. The media, cops, ground staff, officials, all had a ... BCCI decides to bear the possible extra expenditure MUMBAI, OCT. 14. The Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) will dig into its coffers and bear the extra expenditure should the quantum of retainership and match fee together exceed the 13 per cent allotted for international cricket. The ... Kapil speaks from the heart, as usual SALEM, OCT. 14. It was a motley crowd with a liberal sprinkling of teenagers. And the autograph seekers formed a perpetual ring around him. The ardent followers of the game — young and old — felt free to get their doubts cleared. And ... Tennis 
Auckland makes Harsh sweatBELGAUM, OCT. 14. Harsh Mankad overcame trying conditions and a determined rival, James Auckland of Great Britain, in a marathon opening match at 6-7 (4-7), 7-5, 7-6 (7-4) in 182 minutes and advanced to the second round of the $25,000 ATP ... Athletics 
Ghosh, Saraswati sprint champs; Jincy, Rai among winnersPATIALA, OCT. 14. Mediocrity rather than brilliance, thin fields rather than packed ones and an overall mood of indifference marked the fare in the concluding leg of the National athletics circuit at the NIS Complex here on Tuesday, leaving the ... Badminton Abhinav, Vaidehi enter semifinals KOZHIKODE, OCT. 14. The under-16 boys' top seed, G.M. Nandish of Karnataka, and the second seed in the girls' under-16, Neha Pandit of Maharashtra, were the biggest casualties on Tuesday at the V.K. Krishna Menon indoor stadium in the SBT 17th ... Chess 
Three upsets mark day's proceedingsJAMSHEDPUR, OCT. 14. Three major upsets marked the second day of the Tata International Open chess tournament at the J.R.D. Tata Sports Complex here on Tuesday. Indian Grandmaster Surya Shekhar Ganguly was shocked by Pritam Singh in the second ... Sasikiran crashes to defeat NEW DELHI, OCT. 14. Grandmaster K. Sasikiran crashed to a 21-move defeat to second seed England's Nigel Short in the fifth round of Samba Cup chess tournament at Slanderborghus, Denmark, on Tuesday. Following his first defeat in the 10-player ... Sports : General Squash 
Maharashtra boys bag doubleCHENNAI, OCT. 14. Tuesday was Maharashtra's day in the National junior inter-State squash championship. The State won the under-19 and under-15 boys' team titles. With that the inaugural inter-State phase of the National championship ended and ... 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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