The Indian Express -- Sports

Wednesday, July 2 1997

Kiefer knocks out Kafelnikov

It's definitely not autumn for the patriarch. It could be spring or, in a couple of days, he could even make it yet another glorious Wimbledon summer. The `old lion' Boris Becker, pushing 30 but playing as he is 17, eased into his pre-ordained place in the quarter-finals, whipping ninth seed Chilean Marcelo Rios in straight sets 6-2, 6-2, 7-6(5).

Mike Tyson apologises

Mike Tyson, disqualified for biting champion Evander Holyfield's ears in their heavyweight title bout, apologised for his action and asked fans to forgive him.

Bailey faces serious test

Olympic 100 metre champion Donovan Bailey faces a serious test of his form tomorrow after the hype and huge pay packets of this season's showdowns with Michael Johnson and Linford Christie.

Ansari ban provokes CRSA threat

Mumbai opens its Ranji campaign against Gujarat

Tried, Testud and found good

Global Sport -- Tyson's bite Prompts betting

Depleted Pakistan may select Sohail

Osborne nets the winner for Central Bank

Oliver 'tricks in Cafe Royal win

When it comes to savageries, Mike Tyson is the world chomp

BSF claim junior title

Mike Tyson suspended

IBC in no hurry to reply to BAI

It's not a Seles market anymore

Women's Q F line-up