The Indian Express -- Sports

Friday, May 9 1997

Kasparov, Deep Blue in deadlock again

World chess champion Garry Kasparov and his silicon nemesis, IBM's Deep Blue computer, remained tied at two points each after playing to a draw in Game Four of their six-game series.

Pakistan start firm favourites

The champagne is ready and waiting for the Independence party to begin. But as the clock strikes five tomorrow, it will be the guests who will uncork a fortnight-long bonanza of cricketing action.

Gavaskar, Kapil study Chauhan's action

It was 20 minutes of trial by fire for Rajesh Chauhan. The off-spinner went through the motions of bowling at the National Stadium nets this morning, closely watched by two of the country's most gifted cricketers, Sunil Gavaskar and Kapil Dev.

Schalke shock for Inter Milan

Globalsport -- SA-Indian creates waves

Engineers play hookey

Bombay Central go down to Satara

Natekar enters semi-finals

Vasai Eskimos move up

Taylor-made situation a worry, but Aussies ready for Waugh

Fifa rule puts paid to FC Kochi's hopes

Pak physician offers to help Srinath

Swati, Pallavi maintain lead

Sohail submits apology to PCB

Becker crashes to Mantilla