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Olympics- News, Features

Africans sweep marathon

Probe likely into Olympics fiasco

Rift threatens to split Dutch
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- Prem Panicker
- Harsha Bhogle
- Ivan Crasto
- Faisal Shariff

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Lanka kayos Windies in Kenya
Two former world champions took centre stage in the ICC trophy on Wednesday. One looked the part, the other provided embarrassment. Prem Panicker reports.

Marsh to discuss Indian coach short-listing
The former Australia coach will travel to India in a fortnight to discuss the job with the BCCI.

Further delay in match-fixing report
The CBI is in the process of seeking legal opinion on its investigations. Besides, Sports Minister Sukhdev Singh Dhindsa is abroad.

Resumption of SA's match-fixing inquiry delayed
It was postponed to allow the state prosecutor to sift through evidence obtained in India.
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ICC Knock-out player watch
Career statistics of all the participating players.

Sussex sign Goodwin for 2001
The Zimbabwe bastsman will replace Michael Bevan as their overseas player for the 2001 season.

Same face, same vision
Nothing changes in the BCCI, says Shakeel Abedi.

Field marshall!
Raju Bharatan recounts the exploits of ace fieldsman Eknath Solkar.

Most open tournament
Hrishikesh Shende picks his favourites and darkhorses for the ICC knock-out tournament.


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