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VOL.29 :: NO.37 :: Sep. 16, 2006
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Any Nirmal Shekar article stands out for its creative flair, but when he passionately describes a sport artist of iconic status like Andre Agassi, the article simply takes wing and the readers are carried aboard a special `flight of fantasy'. ...
Schumi supremacyFor all our unabashedly gleeful attempts to readily stereotype him as a flesh-and-blood marvel of German engineering, there is more to the most successful driver in Formula One history than even his biographers might be aware of, writes Nirmal Shekar.
On top of the worldWorld Championships: 7 (1994, 1995, 2000, 2001, 2002, 2003, 2004) — a world record. Broke Juan Manuel Fangio's record of five in 2003. Most GP victories: 90 (Previous best: Alain Prost 51) Most victories with one ...
I'm going to miss Michael a lot. His retirement is sad from one point of view, but from the other now all the drivers can dream about experiencing a moment like the one he experienced at Monza. — Felippe Massa, Schumacher's team-mate ...
HE MAKES THE OPPONENT CRY Roddick collided with that Federer fellow, who makes everyone facing him want to cry, and fell, writes ROHIT BRIJNATH. US OPEN WE REALLY COMPLEMENT EACH OTHER — PAES The US Open title ensured Paes and Damm a place in the season-ending World Doubles Championship to be played in Shanghai. INDIAN SATELLITE CIRCUIT 
The right way to go, DivijThe Indian players, with the exception of Divij Sharan, failed to capitalise on the final Satellite circuit to win huge ATP points, writes Kamesh Srinivasan.
International surprises Little Zambian-born Robert Earnshaw is the very quintessence of the Big Match Temperament; and indeed of the Welsh tradition of players suddenly inspired when they put on the famous red jersey.
Gennaro Gattuso is a tough-tackling all-action player comfortable on the ball and capable of playing either in the centre or out wide, writes Andy Hampson.
Experience is the keyAustralia have been very fortunate in the last two decades to have had a very STABLE GROUP of Test cricketers whose form has been consistent and fitness excellent. They have been the basis of the team's success.
THE PICTURE LOOKS ROSYNo amount of financial assistance will help if a team doesn't produce results. In this context, India's splendid performance in England counts a lot, writes NANDITA SRIDHAR. ENGLAND DIARY STUART TAKES THE SPOTLIGHT Stuart Broad is a remarkable young cricketer. Never mind his height although its upper limit — perhaps 6ft 9in — stretches further with every forecast, writes TED CORBETT.
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