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Muster steals march over Stolle
Defending champion Thomas Muster of Austria waltzed past talented Australian Sandon Stolle 6-3, 6-7 (4-7), 6-4 in the first round of the $1 million Dubai Tennis Open. In another exciting contest on the opening day of the ATP World series event, Wayne Ferreira of South Africa fought back to overcome Javier Sanchez of Spain 6-7 (3-7), 6-3, 7-5.
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India File
``Batting will be the key to our success against Australia, particularly in the Tests,'' said Indian skipper Mohammed Azharuddin.``The Aussies are always a hard team to beat on any surface and I expect a very close series,'' Azhar predicted.
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Anand Gandhi lifts Dr Dugal Cup
Anand Gandhi (15) won the Dr Dugal Cup golf tournament, an 18-hole bogey event for players with a handicap of 24 and below, at the Bombay Presidency Golf Club course today. He collected plus 4 points. He went out in plus 5 with the help of two birdies and finished in all with 7 pars.
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Raul, Agarkar slam unbeaten tons
Sanjay Raul and Ajit Agarkar, who came up with a superb all-round display, slammed unbeaten centuries and piled up 208 runs for their unfinished seventh wicket as the three-day India A match against Peshawar Association XI that ended in a draw on Monday. Middle-order bat Raul slammed 114 not out and Agarkar, coming in at number seven, weighed in with an unbeaten 109 (135 balls) in just over three hours.
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