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Cricket
Warne fit for Sri Lanka series
MELBOURNE, JUNE 22. Cricket Australia said Tuesday that Shane Warne, who broke his left hand playing country cricket in England, was a definite starter for next month's two-Test series against Sri Lanka. Warne broke the hand playing for ...

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Sudharshan, Khader sparkle

Comfortable win for Bangalore City

Devaraj, Bharadwaj and Nidhuvan slam centuries

IA triumphs

Asia Cup preparation progressing well: Ganguly

Better facilities have done the trick

Madras Club defeats SMJCA

Shastri Club wins

Pusa posts win

Three-in-a-row for UAE

PCB appoints Stevenson as trainer

Tennis
Customary start to the Henman soap opera
LONDON, JUNE 22.WANTED: A new scriptwriter for a long-running play at the All England Lawn Tennis Club, Wimbledon. Requirements: Fantastic powers of imagination, a natural inclination to ignore reality, and a total ...

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Prabhu for French Open wheelchair event

Ajay Ramaswami quells Brewer's challenge

Hockey

Big win for Flying HC

Football
Henry leads a stuttering France
COIMBRA, JUNE 22. There must be more relaxing ways to reach the last eight, but via its third bumpy, jumpy display in a row, France finally got there last night. What it does against Greece in Lisbon on Friday is anybody's guess. France will be ...

Managers miss the wood for the trees
LISBON, JUNE 22. Managers still make one wonder. Forever failing to see the wood for the trees. In this European tournament, examples continue to occur. Dutch fans are still asking what possessed the much criticised coach Dick Advocaat to leave ...

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Sporting in good form

Wayne Rooney on a roll

Sathyanarayana is Kancheepuram's hero

3-1 win for New Friends FC

FIFA award for Banerjee

Archery

Olympics: chance for Indians to stake claim

Badminton

Kozhikode to host State senior badminton

Karan downs Geet

Aswathy, Priya in final

Billiards & Snooker

Kerala crushes Tripura

Chess
Harikrishna, Neelotpal earn draws
TRIPOLI, JUNE 22.Grandmaster P. Harikrishna played out a well-fought draw against Ukranian Grandmaster Vassily Ivanchuk in the first game of the second round of World chess championship 2004 underway here. The result saw him and International ...

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Girinath causes a flutter

Vidyashilp Academy hogs limelight

Cycling

KCA to implement Speed 2004

Shooting

`Indian shooters have tremendous potential'

Court stays State shooting championship

Sports : General

Lame attack is Germany's concern

Anthony still on top

Sri Lanka routs India

State junior handball from today

Squash

Creditable show by Joshna

Swimming
Overall title for Karnataka
NASIK, JUNE 22. Karnataka claimed the overall title with 298 points in the 21st national sub-junior aquatic championship which concluded here on Monday. The host, Maharashtra, finished second with 218 points. Karnataka also ended up with a haul ...

Wrestling

India wins four medals

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