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Cricket
Australia not to take match lightly
GUWAHATI, NOV. 8. In a vast country like India, teams encounter newer playing and climatic conditions. The Nehru Stadium here in the north-eastern part of India, poses its own challenges. It is against this background, that the TVS Cup ...
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  • Selfish show by Delhi batsmen
  • Punjab in strong position
  • Venkatesh Prasad bags six wickets
  • Kambli, Morris hold back Baroda


    Tennis
    Akgul Amanmuradova takes honours
    MUMBAI, NOV. 8. Akgul Amanmuradova was expected to be the battering ram, standing out in contrast with Isha Lakhani's subtle use of angles in the title clash of the $25,000 ITF women's circuit event. Eventually, the Uzbeki exponent of power ...
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  • Strong field for National women's `A' meet


    Football
    East Bengal cruises into final
    NEW DELHI, NOV. 8. It was a one horse race. East Bengal cracked three goals and cruised into the final as Air India failed to take off in the 116th Durand football tournament at the Ambedkar Stadium here on Saturday. Taking the field without ...


    Golf
    Digvijay Singh takes lead
    NEW DELHI, NOV.8. Knowing the importance of making a `charge' on the penultimate day, Digvijay Singh produced a second successive four-under 68 and established a two-stroke lead as the $ 300,000 Hero Honda Masters headed for a close finish at the ...


    Volleyball
    Karnataka boys in final
    BANGALORE, NOV. 8.Karnataka turned on the heat when it mattered most. With heavy rains lashing the city the 12th Mini National volleyball championship went indoors at the Sree Kanteerava Stadium. And the host boys seized their chance of ...



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