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England needs to come out swingingThe time for talking is over. There has been plenty of that from both teams and their coaches but once the members take their customary seats at the home of cricket there will be no place to hide and only actions will count. England go into the ... 
Curtain rises today on Ashes battleLONDON: Never have so many words been said so often about so much but at Lord's the talking stops and England's strongest attempt to regain the Ashes for 14 years begins on Thursday. When the world champion Australia and England, in the No.2 ... Bill Brown — the oldest Ashes combatant He is now 92 and played the last time Australia lost at Lord's Cricket I will prove myself: Venugopala Rao VISAKHAPATNAM: Y. Venugopala Rao, who was selected for the triangular series tournament in Sri Lanka, said he would prove himself as a good middle-order bat. Talking to reporters at his house in Gajuwaka, Venugopala said he was very much ... Other Stories
Tennis TENNIS Sania starts well NEW DELHI: Sania Mirza got her campaign on the US professional circuit off to a good start to with a 6-4, 6-3 first-round win over the seventh-seeded Anna-Lena Groenefeld of Germany in the $170,000 WTA Tour event in Cincinnati. It was the ... Hockey Football Athletics Badminton National camp closed before schedule HYDERABAD: Badminton Association of India (BAI) has decided to wind up the National doubles camp in Hyderabad before the scheduled close on July 30 due to lack of players' participation. The month-long camp at the Fateh Maidan Indoor Stadium was ... Chess Cycling Savoldelli wins 17th stage REVEL (FRANCE): Lance Armstrong was still riding on Wednesday when team-mate Paolo Savoldelli won the longest stage of the Tour de France, finishing far ahead of the six-time champion and other top riders. The main pack of riders took it easy ... Other Stories
Olympic Games Racing : Horse Racing : Motor Shooting Rathore finishes sixth NEW DELHI: Olympic silver medallist Lt. Col. Rajyavardhan Singh Rathore finished sixth with a 183 out of 200 in the shotgun shooting World Cup in Belgrade on Wednesday. A below-par 41 in the final pulled down Rathore from the second position as ... Sports : General Swimming Table Tennis Read Today's supplements: Metro Plus | Sci Tech | Send: Comments to: thehindu@vsnl.com Letters to the Editor to: letters@thehindu.co.in with full postal address |
 
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