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Mohun Bagan lucky to hold Vasco
The NFL defending champs were in a spot of bother but held on to a 1-1 draw against Vasco, who were twice denied by the woodwork.

Indian Bank shocks ITI 2-1 in lung opener
Imran Mohammed's brace enabled the Chennai based outfit to kick-start their National Football League campaign with a win.

Top ranking this year meant more: Hewitt
"It was more satisfying in some ways this year, because I felt I overcame more obstacles to get it," said the Australian.


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'It is a moment in my life which has made me believe that dreams do come true and hard work always pays,'

Golfer Shiv Kapur, on his gold medal win in the individual golf event at the Busan Asian Games.


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Shooting
Anjali Bhagwat bags 10m Air Rifle gold
Railways' Suma Shirur and Anjua Tere picked up the silver and bronze, respectively, at the national championship.

Chess
Krutika Nadiq pulls off spectacular win
The Pune-based lass beat the formidable Yang Shen of China in the fourth round to take the lead in the under-14 girls' section, in the World Youth chess championship

Athletics
El Guerrouj, Radcliffe named IAAF athletes of year
The Moroccan middle distance runner became the first male athlete to win the award in consecutive seasons.

Football
Kahn, Ronaldo and Zidane for World Player award
Brazilian World Cup-winning striker Ronaldo, and midfielder and Real Madrid team mate Zidane, of France, have each won the award twice before.

Italian clubs must cut costs, warns Pele
Brazilian great Pele has warned Italian football clubs to cut their costs to avoid the kind of player strikes that disrupted American baseball in the mid-1990s.

Outside distractions are not a problem: Beckham
"Our game is football and the manager's job is picking the team, so whatever goes on outside that is none of ours, or the manager's, business," said David Beckham.

New Brazilian striker bolsters East Bengal
A Brazilian striker, who once played alongside Ronaldinho and Lucio for Gramio, will sign for East Bengal on Wednesday. The Complete Coverage

Vasco face tough task against Bagan
Defending champions Mohun Bagan, despite injuries to key players, look formidable against the Goa outfit in the National Football League match.

Ferguson points finger at linesman
Alex Ferguson cursed bad luck and blamed the absence of a linesman's flag for Manchester United's 1-1 draw at West Ham United.

Arsenal, Juventus go top in European leagues
Arsenal returned to the top but their Spanish counterparts Valencia were shocked 1-0 at lowly Osasuna in European league action at the weekend.

East Bengal prevail over Tollygunge
Goals by S Venkatesh and Mike Okoro gave the former champions a 2-0 victory in their opening match in the National Football League. The Complete Coverage

Tennis
Dutchman Schlaken confirms for Tata Open
The up-and-coming world No. 20 will be among top players including Mark Phillippoussis, defending champion Guillermo Canas and last year's runner-up Paradorn Srichaphan for the mega event in Chennai.

Hewitt places bookmark in career
The Wimbledon champion outlasted Juan Carlos Ferrero on Sunday to win the eight-player Tennis Masters Cup tournament.

From the land of Anand... Srinath
Shobha Warrier talks to chess prodigy Srinath Narayanan, the youngest FIDE rated player in India.

Golf
The United States retains the Warburg Cup
U.S. captain Arnold Palmer suffered the heaviest defeat of the day against Gary Player but had the last word over his old adversary when his team claimed victory.

Yesterday's issue


 
- Arsenal accept Vieira ruling
- Premiership preview
- Shock Agassi exit
- Dokic blitzes American
- Reborn Westwood sets the early   pace
- Becker gets two years suspended   for tax fraud
- Sampras still undecidecd about   going Down Under
- Kwan, not knowing pressure,   glides back to front
- On Fourth Attempt, Galaxy Wins   Its First M.L.S. Cup
- Jordan Sues Woman, Claims   Extortion
- Giants Have a Bash in Game 5

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