The Hindu : Sport News : Saturday, June 26, 2004

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Saturday, June 26, 2004

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Cricket
Natwest Trophy: first match abandoned
MANCHESTER, JUNE 25. We drove 170 miles to the rainy city on Wednesday and it was not fine for more than a couple of yards; yet it was raining harder as soon as we crossed the border into the metropolis. We walked two blocks for dinner and the ...

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Century by Syed Mansoor

Bishan Das Academy in final

Boycott to give tips to `Team India'

Foster's mission to curb chucking

Facile win for Delhi Telecom

No sweat for Hansraj Model School

Eight-wkt. win for Alcon

Tennis
Henman lifts a nation's sagging spirits
LONDON, JUNE 25. This Atlas is not about to shrug. If anything, the nerve-wracking, gut-wrenching, soul-shattering events of an unforgettable Thursday night in the Stadium of Light in Lisbon, have increased the load on Tim Henman's slender ...

Injured Sunil manages to enter final
NEW DELHI, JUNE 25. He was ready to pull the emergency chain, and stop the train. Sunil Kumar was in pain, as he had strained a hip muscle, and was hardly able to stay on court, tapping his serves and strokes gently in. Yet, the 21-year-old ...

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Mohit eases past Kaushik

Srinivas blanks Sai Sandeep

Tejasvi Rao in last eight

Hockey

Charity match for Vivek Singh

Big win for Flying HC

AP Police fails to turn up

Football
For Germany, decline follows revival
LISBON, JUNE 25Humiliation and elimination by Czech team which began the game with no fewer than eight players who could have been considered reserves. After his team's remarkable success, the Czech coach, Karel Bruckner, angrily dismissed ...

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Saravanan strikes for Venu FC

Stanley, Senthil shine

The same old story

Explosive contest on the cards

`Maradona is sad, but well'

Pasha stars for Indian Bank

Easy for Punjab Heroes

Chennai enters final

Nagarajan nets brace

Archery

Satyadev back on track

Badminton

Easy for Irudayaraj

Anand Pawar gets top billing

Billiards & Snooker