VOL. 25 :: NO. 33 :: Aug. 17 - 23, 2002

When Gods fail. All the hype in the media about what Don Bradman said of Sachin Tendulkar has done the Indian maestro more harm than good in the long run. And it is time Tendulkar shakes off the chains binding him to Bradman and rediscovers himself again. Tiger Woods too has to find his way back to winning ways after a disastrous showing in the British Open. Cover Story.

Interview. Kapil Dev.

Commonwealth Games.

England reaps a rich harvest Thorpedo scorches the pool Field day for Indian marksmen Finest hour for Indian women A shot in the arm Jackson & Kate: the all-around champions A moment to cherish

STAR POSTER: Commonwealth Closing Ceremony
• Cricket: Don't disrespect Sachin

• Tour match: India v Worcestershire

• England Diary: Hick hoping to return

• On the Write Line: Wrong signals
  Column by Sunil Gavaskar

• Hitting Hard: Unpleasant memories
  Column by Harsha Bhogle

• TV Spot On...: Down the Lord's `Slope'

• Feature: Ajit Agarkar

• Over the Top: Ganguly is doing well
  Column by K. Srikkanth

• Here & There: Embracing change
  Column by Amrit Mathur

• Of Wisden, Bradman, Sachin, Sunil

• By the Way...: Tomorrow's star
  Column by Ted Corbett

• Tests: Sri Lanka v Bangladesh

• Letters

• Kicking Around: Clubs in trouble
  Column by Brian Glanville