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Tuesday, January 31, 2006
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Pakistan all set to take controlKARACHI: One of the immediate requirements for the Indian team is a bowler with genuine pace who can hustle and strike even after the pitch loses its early moisture content and liveliness. Coach Greg Chappell has said there was a pressing need ... CRICKET Exciting game in store, finally Until India finds a genuine pace bowler, they will never be able to capitalise with the new ball, writes Imran Khan 
Paul, Bose restrict Uttar PradeshLUCKNOW: Bengal roared back into the Ranji Trophy final with a timely all-round effort against Uttar Pradesh at the K. D. Singh Babu Stadium here on Monday. Things went Bengal's way on the second day as it restricted UP to 387 and then hit 138 ... TENNIS A glimpse at the real Roger Federer Cricket Tennis Hockey Lions roars in the first final CHANDIGARH: The drums remained mostly silent and the spectators melted much before the final whistle as Bangalore Lions slammed Chandigarh Dynamos 4-2 in a one-sided finish in the first of the three finals of the ESPN Premier Hockey League here ... Other Stories
Football Archery Dola, Tarundeep slip to minor places KOLKATA: The opening day of the four-day 26th senior National archery championship opened up new vistas for young hopefuls as seasoned campaigners took the back row at the half-way mark of the FITA round competitions at the SAI, Eastern Centre, ... Athletics Basketball Chess Racing : Horse Sports : General Narsaiah's paper for Melbourne conference HYDERABAD: It is a rare honour for the Hyderabad-based K. Narsaiah, Director of the Andhra Pradesh Sports School. He is the only one from the State whose paper has been selected, by the jury, for presentation at the 13th Commonwealth ... Other Stories
Volleyball Tamil Nadu boys on a roll Warangal: Tamil Nadu boys maintained their winning streak in Group A of the 28th National sub-junior volleyball championship here on Sunday. Similarly, Uttarnachal in Group B, Uttar Pradesh in Group C and Haryana in Group D continued to score ... Read Today's supplements: Metro Plus | Education Plus | Book Review | Send: Comments to: thehindu@vsnl.com Letters to the Editor to: letters@thehindu.co.in with full postal address |
 
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