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India grind their way to safety

Saturday 06 July 1996

THIRD TEST: Tendulkar falls two short of his highest Test score before English openers survive uncomfortable closing overs; India 521; England 32-0

Waugh lifts Australia

Saturday 02 March 1996

Zimbabwe 154 Australia 158-2 (Australia win by 8 wickets)

Stewart gives England options for rejuvenation

Thursday 29 February 1996

Cricket

World Cup venues face safety checks

Tuesday 28 November 1995

Nagpur, where nine spectators died and 25 were injured after a stadium wall collapsed during lunch at a one-day match between India and New Zealand on Sunday, may be taken off the list of next year's World Cup venues.

Eight die as wall collapses in India

Monday 27 November 1995

Eight spectators died and another 50 were injured during the one-day international between India and New Zealand in Nagpur yesterday.

Eight die in Nagpur

Monday 27 November 1995

Cricket

Rao leads a divided party into crucial poll

Thursday 09 February 1995

India's ruling Congress Party enters a crucial round of state assembly elections today in disarray, with the Prime Minister, Narasimha Rao, trying - perhaps too late - to fend off a rebel assault on his leadership.

Cricket: Lara's contribution essential to captain's cause: Walsh takes up another mission impossible with the West Indies in India. Tony Cozier reports from Chandigarh

Saturday 15 October 1994

COURTNEY WALSH is no stranger to lost causes. Indeed, he has become something of their champion of late.

Obituary: Kalyan Sundaram

Tuesday 06 October 1992

Kalyan Viadyanathan Kuttur Sunderam, civil servant, born Kuttur south India 11 May 1904, Law Secretary 1948-58, Chief Election Commissioner 1958-68, Chairman Law Commission of India 1968-71, died New Delhi 23 September 1992.
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