![]() From the publishers of THE HINDU VOL.34 :: NO.16 :: Apr. 21, 2011 |
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Lion King of the jungleWill the Big Cat from Chennai continue to roar in the IPL? While most teams wear a new look after the colourful auction in Bangalore, CSK has retained the core of the side that raised the bar for excellence last season. Over to S. Dinakar.
A ‘craze' called cricketWhile the production line of monster hitters seems to be in fine nick, looking for the next young bowler here seems more and more like searching for your keys under the streetlights because it is brighter there than where you had actually dropped them, writes Raakesh Natraj.
Those glorious moments Cricket is such a marvellous game — so much to chuckle over later, so much that bears retelling. Ted Corbett on what he thinks are his special moments in the sport.
Rhodes has his wits intactA man who made backward point a preserve of the fielding elite, Jonty Rhodes has a tongue-in-cheek funny side hidden up his sleeves. Arun Venugopal finds out.
How good is England? That facile win in Cardiff (against Wales), that draw, albeit with a weakened side, against Ghana, hardly make the current English side the finished article. Over to Brian Glanville.
Whither Wenger? The Gunners have been left with the Premier League alone. In quick succession they were removed from three other competitions, humiliation surely being reached at Nou Camp in the Champions League when Barcelona simply extinguished them. PSA KOLKATA INTERNATIONAL
Whirling DarwishThe Egyptian, currently ranked No. 3 in the world, does justice to his reputation by winning the $35,000 PSA tournament at the Calcutta Racquet Club. Amitabha Das Sharma reports. Advt Links: calling card
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