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Thursday, July 31 1997
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Chauhan, Kulkarni provide solace![[Details]](/icons/bullet.gif){kind=icon}
The Beleaguered Indian team endured another day of protracted agony. Two unproductive sessions put the emaciated national attack under perspective against a batting line-up that was the second string of Sri Lanka.
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Anand may gain higher seeding
Garry Kasparov's refusal to accept the FIDE-proposed World Championships and the retirement of Gata Kamsky from competitive chess could well result in India's Viswanathan Anand being seeded higher for the Championships slated to be held in three stages in Groningen, Elista (the Capital of Kalmykia), and Lausanne.
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Berger wins 10th title
Veteran Gerhard Berger made a sensational return to Formula One racing by winning the German Grand Prix at Hockenheim on Sunday.
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Global sport -- Award for Deep Blue creators 200 nations for World athletics Fide developmental centre at New Delhi India file -- Direct entry for Paes in US Open ABF General Secretary for BAI AGM Short corner -- Thane Dist badminton from August 5 Tenekoon frowns on dual coaches Concentration is the key for little Ketki
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The Group
