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May 10, 2002

Player Watch - May 15

Bathroom singing
goes techno!

Make money
while you sleep.

Secrets every
mother should
know

this day, this week

May 19
1999: Muthiah Muralitharan became Sri Lanka's highest ODI wicket-taker when he claimed his 153rd wicket against South Africa at Northampton.

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best of the week

- It's a bowler's game
Daniel Laidlaw

- India should play two
spinners - M Holding

- Rediff dream Test team

in other sports

- Maurice Greene
switches shoe
companies

- Schumacher wins at
"sports Oscars"

- ATP Insider

email the team

- Prem Panicker
- Ivan Crasto
- Faisal Shariff

Travel to India

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Gardens from
$890

May 19, 2002

Windies pile the runs despite Hooper failure
Ridley Jacobs and Shivnaraine Chanderpaul guided the hosts to 381 for 5 at lunch on day 2 in the fifth Test against India.

Vaughan leads England's escape bid
He hit 115 and had a 168-run stand with Marcus Trescothick as England ended day 4 of the first Test on 321 for 2 in their second innings.

Sri Lanka 'A' force draw in first 'Test'
Set a stiff victory target of 418 runs by India 'A', the hosts reached 291 for five wickets in 80 overs in the first unofficial Test.

England refused to divert attention to the suspicious action of seamer Ruchira Perera more...

Images from Sri Lanka vs England 1st Test Day 4
	Ind vs WI - 5th Test May 18 to 22 - 2030 IST Kingston - Day 2 SL vs Eng - 1st Test May 16 to 20 - 1530 IST Lord's - Day 4 Download scorecard
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Sabina Park promises pace and bounce
Michael Holding

The other side
of Gravy
Rahul Bhattacharya

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Statistical highlights
India vs West Indies 5th Test, Day 1 at Kingston.

Mark Waugh says he'll refuse to tour Pak
'I think it's too dangerous; life is much more important than cricket,' said Waugh.

Hinds thrilled with century
But he regretted getting out caught at long off while trying to hoist off-spinner Harbhajan Singh for his third six.

Late strikes by India check Windies march
West Indies lost three wickets in the last session of play to end the first day of the fifth Test in Kingston at 287-4.

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India will stay seventh
Rediff Test ratings, updated - May 16.

Pakistan gain marginally, but stay fourth
Rediff ODI ratings, updated - May 16.

Ask Mohandas Menon
The BCCI statistician replies to readers' queries.

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quote hanger

"I wanted to dedicate this to all the mothers in the world for Mothers' Day. It may have been a bit late, but I wish all of them well. This one is for my mother." ---------------------------- West Indies wicketkeeper Ridley Jacobs, after hitting a century in the fourth Test against India at Antigua.

letter of the day

May 13, 2002

A new Hero??
Let us not elevate the humble Haryana boy to extents of super stardom and hype as we are so prone to doing.

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- Aravind Srinivas
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