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    England has the edge
    SOUTHAMPTON, SEPT. 17. England captain Michael Vaughan will want to forget his miserable performance against Sri Lanka in the ICC Champions Trophy at the Rose Bowl today but I doubt if the combined forces of the media and the selectors will allow ...

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  • Big win for Kozhikode
  • Districts `A' restricts City `A'
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  • Seven wkt. win for Central
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  • Prateek, Jeevan in title clash
  • Srichaphan in semifinals
  • Vinod Sridhar in final


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    • Badminton
    Palekar stuns Arvind Bhat
    BANGALORE, SEPT. 17. The 25-year-old qualifier, Mangrish Palekar of Railways, worked up a hot pace and out-hit the top seed, Arvind Bhat of Petroleum Sports Board, 15-13,15-4 to book his slot in the men's singles quarterfinals of the Canara Bank ...

    Basketball
    Lebanon stuns Korea
    BANGALORE, SEPT. 17. Lebanon snatched a sensational 94-91 win over fancied Korea to top Group C, as the preliminary league stage of the 18th Asian junior basketball championships ended at the Rajiv Gandhi Sports Complex here on Friday ...

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  • Ashok Kumar on course for title


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  • Pratima agrees to `B' sample test in absentia
  • Kuwait retains title
  • City to host World half marathon
  • Anuj Kumar goes on hunger strike


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  • Nitin Mahajan rallies to triumph


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  • Indian team for Asian meet
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