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    India has Sri Lanka staring down the barrell
    NEW DELHI:

    Karel Klaver fighting for a cause
    CHENNAI: As stories go Karel Klaver's case is a study of fierce determination. Playing for his club Bloemendaal in the Netherlands in April 2002, he was hit by a shot that emanated from his teammate Remco Van Wijk stick. The ball travelling at ...

    Anil Kumble — never short of ideas
    He has learnt things on his own, says Javagal Srinath

    The World Cup's hold on us


    CHESS
    Nirupama ensures India's first gold
    NEW DELHI: Last year's Asian under-8 girls' champion K. Sai Nirupama has clearly moved to a higher level and she proved it in style by making sure of the under-10 gold with a round to spare in the Parvsnath Asian Youth chess championship at the ...

    HOCKEY
    Australia leaves India in a tizzy
    CHENNAI:

    SWIMMING
    Two meet records bettered on opening day
    THRISSUR: Just a month ago, Rehan Poncha was a very disappointed boy. The Bangalore youngster had qualified for the Asian Indoor Games in Bangkok but with the Indian team being drastically cut at the last minute, Rehan could not make it. On ...

    Cricket
  • Pakistan recalls Afridi
  • Mysore in semifinals
  • New format will be tough for Indians: Gopi
  • Problem of plenty for selectors
  • Tight security for Ahmedabad Test
  • Tamil Nadu team


    • Tennis
    Nandan Bal's camp in Thrissur
    THRISSUR: Indian Davis Cup coach Nandan Bal will be conducting a week-long tennis coaching camp at the Kinattingal Tennis Academy, Puzhakkal, here from January 14. The Kerala Tennis Association, which is organising the camp, will be selecting ...

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  • Rachana posts upset win


    • Hockey
  • FIH felicitates Ramachandran
  • Vogels — relishing a challenge
  • We expected a tougher match: Dancer


    • Football
  • JCT pips East Bengal, enters semifinals


    • Billiards & Snooker
  • Chinese cueists on song


    • Chess
  • Gelfand draws first blood


    • Golf
  • Guleria's team triumphs


    • Racing : Horse
  • Seis Corona impresses
  • Our Own Girl for feature
  • Lyra expected to score
  • Ocean Blue pleases
  • Berlioz catches the eye



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