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    Chappell will inspire the Indian team to be the best: Engineer
    Harbhajan is one of the finest off-spinners

    HOCKEY
    Korean blitzkrieg leaves Indians gasping
    Australia draws with Pakistan as the title fight hots up amongst three teams

    ATHLETICS
    Federation Cup from today
    Competition should hot up in Delhi heat

    Cricket
    A fat cheque for a fabulous performance
    Sydney: Recognising the Ricky Ponting-led Australian squad's hegemony at the top of the Championship tables, the International Cricket Council (ICC) awarded $500,000 to Cricket Australia (CA) on Tuesday. Accepting the cheque in Brisbane, CA ...

    Other Stories

  • England retains squad
  • `Twenty-20 will boost women's cricket'
  • PCB lets off players with a warning
  • Shanmugan snares six


    • Tennis
  • Vijay knocks out Vinod Sridhar


    • Hockey
    A novelty of sorts planned for Doha Asian Games
    Since Qatar does not have a national federation, it has been exempted from fielding a team in the competition

    Football
  • AP, Pondicherry need to pull up their socks


    • Athletics
  • Anju for Prefontaine Classic


    • Chess
    Nanda Kumar holds Lokesh to a draw
    TIRUCHI: Second seed P. Lokesh lost valuable half point when his second round match against Nanda Viskan ended in a draw in the boys category at the 18th Tamil Nadu State under-11 boys and girls chess championship for the Dolphin Trophy here ...

    Sports : General
  • Jayakumar passes away


    • Weightlifting
  • Salem, Virudhunagar triumph



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