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It really feels like a dream come trueWhen we landed here six weeks ago, I had never imagined that we would be going back home at the end of the series in a special flight to attend a public reception. It really feels like a dream come true. Accolades are pouring in from all ... 
ICC rejects Ganguly's appealBeloff did not accept the argument that heat was the reason for failing to achieve the over rates. 
It isn't cricket to demonise GangulyGanguly may not deserve to be deified; on the other hand, he doesn't deserve to be demonised either Cricket Tennis 
India and China in same groupNEW DELHI: The initial reaction was of dread when the Delhi Chief Minister, Sheila Dikshit, drew India's name alongside the top-seeded China in Pool A of the Fed Cup Asia-Oceania tennis tournament to be played at the DLTA Complex here from ... Other Stories Henin-Hardenne clinches title Rafael Nadal holds his nerve to win Monte Carlo Masters Hockey 
Air-India confirms place in last eightCHENNAI: Identifying the qualifiers and configuring them into the second stage quarterfinal slot, which begins on Wednesday, proved an interesting exercise even as another day passed by in the MCC-Murugappa Gold Cup hockey tournament at the ... Other Stories
Football Luck favours Mahindra KOZHIKODE: : Mahindra United, Mumbai, was lucky to escape with a 2-1 win over a fighting State Bank of Travancore in a 9th ONGC-National Football League match at the Corporation stadium here on Monday. However, successful in getting the three ... Other Stories
Chess Sasikiran plays it safe MALMO: K. Sasikiran played it safe against overnight leader Moldova's Viorel Iordachescu to secure a 32-move draw in the third round of the Sigeman & Co. chess tournament here on Sunday. In the only drawn game of the day, Sasikiran and his ... Generalia New York sweetens bid with huge incentives BERLIN: Sweetening its bid with financial and promotional incentives, New York promised to market every Olympic sport — for free — in the seven-year period leading up to the 2012 Summer Games. With 80 days to go before the vote, ... Racing : Horse Hugo and Aerosat catch the eye MUMBAI: Hugo and Aerosat caught the eye when the horses were exercised here on Monday morning. Outer sand: 1,000m: Hector (Rupesh) 1-5, 600/38.5. Pushed. 1,400m: Avantage (Shelar) 1-34, 600/40. Pressed. 1,600m: ... Oriental Forest for main event UDHAGAMANDALAM: Oriental Forest may score an encore in the Class II Memories Plate (1,400m), the main event of the races to be held here on Tuesday morning. 1 MEMORIES PLATE (1,400m), Cl. II — 11-30 a.m.: 1. Great Occasion (3) Babul 60, ... Sports : General Read Today's supplements: | Life | Metro Plus | Open Page | 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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