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TENNIS Impressive Ivanovic meets Henin PARIS: Ana Ivanovic advanced to her first Grand Slam final by beating Maria Sharapova 6-2, 6-1 in the French Open semifinals here on Thursday. Defending champion and top seed Justine Henin spoiled the Serb party when she defeated Jelena ... CRICKET England fritters away the initiative MANCHESTER: When Alistair Cook went to fifty with a cover drive in the final over before lunch with Michael Vaughan 40 and England 112 for one — on the first day of the third Test against West Indies — we sat back and wondered how ... CRICKET 
Recharged Ganguly in great spiritsCHENNAI: Sourav Ganguly swung around to recognise a familiar face at the team hotel lobby. "Have you retired," the Dada asked former India `A' southpaw Sridharan Sharath. When Sharath, in the reception panel for the two Afro-Asia Cup ODIs ... FOOTBALL Beckham inspires England to easy win World Cup finalists Italy and France notch up victories TENNIS John McEnroe receives Chatrier Award Federer, Henin best singles players CHESS Talent, training keeps Negi on course NEW DELHI: CRICKET Ray Mali named acting ICC President DUBAI: Cricket South Africa President Ray Mali was on Friday appointed as the acting President of the International Cricket Council following the death of Percy Sonn last month. Mr. Mali will assume the role of acting President with immediate ... HOCKEY Women's hockey team to tour Japan BANGALORE: The Indian women's hockey team, currently training at the SAI (South) Centre for the Asia Cup tournament scheduled to be held at Hong Kong in August, is likely to tour Japan later this month to play a few practice games. The team ... Cricket Pollock bats for Ford Bangalore: South African all-rounder and former captain Shaun Pollock said that Graham Ford, one of the candidates for the Indian coach's slot, has the right credentials for the job. "I have known Ford for a long time. We have worked together ... Other Stories
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Moya pleased with resurgencePARIS: Carlos Moya was glad to rediscover his game at the French Open. "Well," he said Wednesday, "it disappeared for a couple of years." Once ranked No. 1, and a past French Open champion, Moya hadn't been to the quarterfinals at a major ... Other Stories
Football David Beckham is indispensable now Former captain vows to play in Euro 2008 finals India loses out NEW DELHI: India failed to reach the quarterfinals of the Beijing Olympic qualifier under-23 football match after a 0-2 loss to Thailand at Bangkok on Wednesday. Despite the win Thailand also failed to advance to the last-eight stage. North ... Athletics Badminton Golf Racing : Horse Sports : General Volleyball Read Today's supplements: Friday Review | 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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