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12-07-200340 STORIES

Real Madrid's captain Fernando Hierro (left) and coach, Vincente del Bosque have been told by the Real board that their services are no longer needed. With the sacking of Del Bosque and Hierro, the board at Real have brought an end to one of the most glorious chapters in the club's 101-year history.-Pic. AFP

Real Madrid sacks coach, captain

There should be a national league for women'

Doug Ring

Grunting, Belleville style

Forging an identity of their own

No more free lunches

Inheriting the genes of excellence

Holyfield will be back in action

Ralf Schumacher steers his car ahead of his teammate Juan-Pablo Montoya at the Nuerburgring racetrack. It was a 1-2 finish for BMW Williams.-Pic. AFP

1-2 for BMW-Williams

Hingis' appeal dismissed

Prakash launches pro career in style

VINO JOHN

Daryl Foster to assist Pakistan National Cricket Academy

A shocking upset

West Indies cricket is looking good

How Europe looks

Manipur rules

K. Gunasekaran with the man's trophy.-

Gunasekaran, Sangeetha retain titles

McLaren-Mercedes driver Kimi Raikkonen sits near the track after his car conked out. The Finn was leading the race when this incident happened.-Pic. AFP

Raikkonen's lead goes up in plume of smoke

Alpana Seal of West Bengal, who was adjudged the `Best Player of the Championship.'-Pic. K. GAJENDRAN

Attacking midfielder

S. Raman proved his mastery at the table in the men's final-Pic. K. BHAGYA PRAKASH

Raman proves too good for Sharath Kamal

Living up to his own maxim

Working to improve his repertoire

India's Mohammed Kaif effecting that Kingsmead leap-frog run out of Nick Knight in the World Cup Group A match against England on Feb. 26, 2003 .-Pic. REUTERS

`Hitz': here comes the zing

Real Madrid players, with the replica of the Spanish League Trophy, celebrate after their 3-1 victory over Athletic Bilbao.-Pic. AP

Real Madrid wins 29th title on tense final night

Nelson Piquet kisses his son Nelson Angelo Piquet after he made his professional racing debut at the Brasilia Grand Prix of South American Formula 3, at the International Speedway in Brasilia on August 5, 2001.-Pic. REUTERS

Piquet dreams of emulating his father

When Juan Pablo Montoya got past Michael Schumacher, the world champion was left spinning in the gravel trap anxiously waving for help from the marshals in order to continue his race. Ferrari technical director Ross Brawn was fuming at the tactics of the Colombian. 'It was mad of Montoya. He could have taken both of them off the circuit,' said Brawn.-Pic. AP

Montoya under fire for Schumacher move

Corey Collymore, who ripped the heart out of the Sri Lankan second innings in the second Test with a seven-wicket haul, castles Hashan Tillekeratne.-Pic. AP

The home team is positively beaming

Committed to Caribbean cricket

REUTERS

Sachin Tendulkar

Serena's mother has her theories about Paris

Jubilant Real fans bring Madrid city centre to standstill

There's a vast reservoir of talent out there

Ronaldo of Real Madrid scores against Athletic Bilbao as Carlos Gurpegui looks on during the last Spanish League match of the season at the Santiago Bernabeu Stadium in Madrid.-Pic. REUTERS

Ronaldo shows he's the best

Kapil Dev operated at a lively pace and had exceptional control.-Pic. BEN RADFORD/GETTY IMAGES

Wanted genuine fast bowlers

Adam Gilchrist

On soggy course, Kaye finishes with a splash

REUTERS

Martina Navratilova speaks out

Sound planning needed

Ralf Schumacher (centre), the winner, with Juan Pablo Montoya (left), who finished second, and Rubens Barrichello on the podium.-AP

Ralf Schumacher, the winner

Juan Pablo Montoya

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