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TENNIS Sania Mirza leaves a huge impression Safin learns to enjoy himself on grass VOLLEYBALL 
A litmus test for the ChineseChennai: The Chinese dragon is here. How much fire will it breath and how much damage it is going to cause to India's chances of qualifying for the World senior men's volleyball championship, to be held in Japan in 2006, are the questions that ... SQUASH 
Parthiban downs Marton SzabokyAyappan Parthiban also knows how to keep the ball in play as he rallied from two games in arrears to carve out a superb win over Marton Szaboky of Hungary in a pre-quarterfinal match of the ICL-Chennai Open squash here on Wednesday. The Chennai ... Cricket Karthik shines BANGALORE: : J. Karthik's all-round show (44 and five for 79) powered City Cricketers to an 83-run victory over Vultures CC in a KSCA Group I second division league match here recently. City Cricketers scored 236 and bundled out Vultures CC ... Other Stories
Tennis Vishaal Uppal in last four DEHRA DUN: : Vishaal Uppal kept the Indian hopes alive while Peter Clarke of Ireland won the circuit in the ONGC ITF Satellite tennis circuit Masters event at the Doon School courts here on Wednesday. Braving the consequences of a twisted knee ... Other Stories
Hockey India to open against Australia CHENNAI: : India will take on Australia in the third match under floodlights on the opening day of the Sahara-Champions Trophy hockey tournament to be held at the Mayor Radhakrishnan Stadium from December 10 to 18. The opening fixture will be ... Football 
Argentina holds GermanyNUREMBERG: Germany finished top of Group A in the Confederations Cup after a 2-2 draw with Argentina left the South Americans in second place on goal difference. The two sides had already qualified for the semifinals and finished with seven ... Brazil to meet Germany in quarterfinals ENSCHEDE: Defending champion Brazil beat Syria 1-0 and Germany edged China 3-2 on Tuesday to set up a clash of soccer giants in the quarterfinals of the World Youth Championships. Italy beat the United States, burdened by a hapless Freddy Adu, ... Other Stories
Archery Badminton Chess Padma draws with Soumya SANGLI: Eleven-year-old Orissa girl Padma Rout held top-seeded Soumya Swaminathan to a draw in the first round of the 32nd National Women's `B' chess championship here on Wednesday. Padma, who did not allow her opponent's reputation to ... Other Stories
Racing : Horse Racing : Motor BMW buys out Sauber MUNICH: BMW has acquired the majority shares in the Swiss-based Sauber team and will race next season in Formula One under its own name, the company said on Wednesday. BMW has provided engines for Williams, with the team racing under the ... Other Stories
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