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Consistency needed in interpretationFlintoff's action appears to deteriorate when he searches for an extra yard of pace CRICKET 
Only the June weather can delay the inevitableGraham Thorpe to quit at the end of Ashes summer ATHLETICS 
Gajanan, Jora Singh rewrite meet recordsOn a day of swirling dust-storms HOCKEY Koreans rally to beat the Kiwis Kuala Lumpur: Sluggish and surprisingly unsystematic in defence and attack, the Koreans struggled right through to get the better of New Zealand in the Azlan Shah hockey tournament here. That Korea managed to emerge winner 6-4, with the last goal ... Cricket Tennis 
Pierce, Henin set up title clashPARIS: Mary Pierce and Justine Henin-Hardenne's comeback trails converge on Saturday in the French Open final. Both former champions have rebounded from career-stalling ailments, and both easily defeated Russian opponents on Thursday. First, ... Bopanna too good for Mitchell GURGAON: Rohan Bopanna showed that he belongs to a different league as he outplayed Stephen Mitchell of South Africa 6-1, 6-4 to make the semifinals of the ITF Satellite tennis tournament at the NTA Complex here on Thursday. On a warm day when ... Other Stories
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Hard-fought victory for KeralaTIRUCHI: After three days of one-sided action competitiveness of some order emerged in the South Zone phase of the National under-21 football championship, conducted by Tiruchi DFA, at St. Joseph's College HSS here on Thursday. Kerala, widely ... Athletics Jones finishes behind Sturrup again MILAN: Marion Jones' latest race was over as soon as it began. The former `Wonderwoman' turned doping suspect was slow out of the blocks and finished runner-up to Chandra Sturrup for the second time in four days. Jones ran 11.67s in the 100m ... Billiards & Snooker Chess Golf Ashok Kumar takes over from Shiv Kapur Amby Valley (Lonavala): Ashok Kumar is very keen to end the PGAI season with a bang. At the start of the Amby Valley PGA championship of India, Ashok made it clear he would pull out all stops to have a fitting finale. Ashok was one of the three ... Other Stories
Racing : Horse Star Angel wins Coonoor Cup UDHAGAMANDALAM: Mr. Rm. Lakshmanan's Star Angel (Milan up) won the Coonoor Cup, the main event of the races here on Thursday. 1. MAHE PLATE (1,400m) — Cl. II: Rahil (Tecorno-Badedra) 52.5 Ravinder 1, Lady Challenger 50 (Cd. ... Racing : Motor Narain finishes sixth London: Desperate to put the disappointing performance of the European Grand Prix at Nurburgring behind, Indian racing sensation Narain Karthikeyan put up a decent show to finish sixth after 35 laps during the three-day practice at Silverstone on ... Sports : General Volleyball Weightlifting Read Today's supplements: | Life | Entertainment | Young World | Send: Comments to: thehindu@vsnl.com Letters to the Editor to: letters@thehindu.co.in with full postal address |
  
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