VOL. 25 :: NO. 29 :: July 20 - 26, 2002

The Williams hegemony. Since the departure of Steffi Graf and the decline of Monica Seles, women's tennis has not seen a pair of players who can perform at such an exalted level of brilliance as the Williams sisters have done. The changing of the guard Cover Story.

NatWest Trophy A feast for the fans England halts India's winning streak A win at last for the Lankans A low-scoring encounter Rain spoils Tendulkar's party Thrilling fare

Football. Stars of the World Cup.

STAR POSTER: Wimbledon Images
• Tennis: Wimbledon Diary

• Feature: Williams sisters

• England Diary: They have good rapport

• A `brand new' Sachin

• TV Spot On: From third eye to hawk eye

• Hitting Hard: Dravid brings the feel of a detective
  Column by Harsha Bhogle

• Over the Top: Youngsters coming good
  Column by K. Srikkanth

• By the Way...: Of certain odd questions

• Cricket Corner: A game made difficult by coaches
  Column by Bob Simpson

• Test Cricket: Kiwis fly high

• Profile: Scott Styris

• F-1 Racing: British Grand Prix

• Letters:

• Kicking Around: The Hubner factor
  Column by Brian Glanville