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Saturday, October 24, 1998

Short Corner -- Chandigarh

EXPRESS NEWS SERVICE  
Mini World Cup sets rolling today
There is perceptible tension in the air as you near the Deshbandhu Stadium here, driving through anti-government protests and rallies crying hoarse over ``cricket in the time of disaster (floods)'' theme. Inside the stadium, organisers and officials are tense too, taking no chances with last-minute adjustments as Bangladesh's tryst with one of the greatest sporting extravaganzas on its soil is barely hours away.

Australia on top
Paceman Glenn McGrath took four wickets against Pakistan today to keep Australia on target for their first Test series win in Pakistan for 39 years. At the close of the second day of the third and final Test Pakistan were 170 for six in reply to Australia's first innings 280. Pakistan captain Aamir Sohail led a recovery with an unbeaten 83 after his side had slumped to 54 for four.

Punjab rout HP
Punjab avenged the humiliating defeat they suffered at the hands of Himachal Pradesh in the one-day match of the North Zone Ranji Trophy here by registering an authoritative innings and 16-run victory against the hosts in the four-day competition with two full days to spare in Mandi today.

Sehwag hits ton
Virender Sehwag made his maiden trip to the batting crease in a Ranji Trophy match a memorable one as he struck a powerful 118 to guide Delhi to a 160-run lead against Haryana on the second day of the North Zone league match at Vaish College grounds in Rohtak today. Haryana had made 139 in their first innings.

Srinath in final
Johan Hede fought a valiant battle in the semifinals of the GVK Satellite tournament in today. Down by a set, the fourth seeded Swede staged a magnificent fightback against top seed Prahlad Srinath and did not give up hope until he went down in three sets, 4-6, 6-4, 3-6. Srinath may have overcome Hede, but he has yet another Swede standing between him and the second Satellite title. He is Federico Rovai, the second seed, who disposed of German Patrick Erhardt 6-2, 6-1.

Copyright © 1998 Indian Express Newspapers (Bombay) Ltd.


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