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Monday, August 4 1997

Double trouble for the Lankans

[Details] Form is temporary, class is permanent. Sachin Tendulkar and Mohammed Azharuddin's jugalbandi gave eloquent proof of the adage. The two maestros emerged out of their personal crisis in the batsman-friendly environs of the Premadasa Stadium.
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Johnson barely qualifies for semis

[Details] Michael Johnson (US) was sensationally pushed to fourth in scrapping through to the men's 400 metres semi-final as only the fastest loser, while 100 m champion Maurice Greene pipped world record holder Donavan Bailey of Canada to second place in a men's 100 m semifinal.

Paes-Bhupathi in semi-finals

[Details] India's Leander Paes and Mahesh Bhupathi breezed into the doubles semi-finals of the $2.05 million Du Maurier Open tournament at Montreal, Canada beating wild card entrants Tommy Haas of Germany and Jocelyn Robichaud of Canada 6-3, 6-4.
Todywalla leads five winnersep mum

Balin earns draw for RCF

Mixed fortunes for Abhin

Aditya shines with six goals

Hollioake siblingsin England squad

A rare treat from the modern Masters of the game

Caterers dish out royal stuff

Murshed is top seed

Cedric D'Souza prefers to keep mum

Solkar appointed

India file -- 7-member team for Asian badminton

BAI acts on Gunalan's tips

Nilesh Kulkarni joins elite band

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