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6SUNDC COL 19R1.QXD (Page 1) œND‰‰†‹KœND‰‰†‹œND‰‰†‹MœND‰‰†‹C The Sunday Times of India, New Delhi, April 6, 2003 Fast woman No selling Becks Strapped! Katja Poensgen’s attempt at Man U’s manager Alex Ferguson Professional cyclists were breaching the all-male bastion has laid to rest rumours that advised but not forced to wear of motorcycle GP racing was foiled David Beckham’s days at Old helmets. Now following the as she failed to make the grid for Trafford could be numbered. death of Kazakh rider Andrei the season-opener at Suzuka. “Why would I want to sell my Kivilev in a crash, they’ve been Valentino Rossi claimed pole position best players?” he asks told to either strap up or sit out Coach John Wright will not accompany the Indian team to Dhaka BRIEFLY A lot to learn from SPORT AP It’s a marathon Hunt the Australian team By Saumyajit Basu AP ture of Indian cricket. But TIMES NEWS NETWORK THE SPORTING LIFE there is no reason to be Ayaz Memon Kolkata: The pressure was entirely on Alis- complacent. There is tair Hunt when the New Zealander walked Felicitations for much to be learned from into the South Club on Saturday morning. Sourav Gangu- these darned Aussies — Down 1-0, the onus was on the man with a ly’s side — well and not only about how to huge frame to keep New Zealand afloat in the deserved as they bat, bowl and field. Davis Cup Asia-Oceania Group I second are — must **** round tie. quickly transform into a After a fortnight of re- The conditions weren’t at all to his liking. vision to win the 2007 flection, I am emboldened It was hot, humid and Friday’s rain had left World Cup if the gains to vouch that India played the surface soft. Still, it didn’t stop Hunt from from the recently-conclud- the most entertaining scripting a fairytale come-from-behind victo- ed tournament are not to cricket in South Africa. ry over India’s top-ranked player Rohan be squandered. Four years Australia were far and Bopanna in a five-setter,4-6, 4-6, 6-3, 6-2, 9-7, an might seem a long way off, away the best side, but endurance test that went on for 189 minutes. but Australia planned most of the magic mo- On Friday, Leander Paes had ‘‘taught’’ their 2003 conquest imme- ments, the expressions of Mark Nielsen a grass court lesson, and Hunt diately after winning in pure genius, came from In- taught the young Bopanna how to survive 1999 and have already set dian players. and fight against immense odds. After losing their sights on a hat-trick I would venture to say the first tie, Kiwi coach Glenn Wilson hoped of Cup victories. that India’s turnaround Shahid Afridi of Pakistan hits a six that experience will overcome youth. Hunt, In resource terms, India came because the players against Zimbabwe during the double 30, and the oldest among the visitors, did just seem even better placed freed themselves of self- wicket World Championship at the that and more. He pulled New Zealand back imposed shackles. Ten- Beausejour Cricket Ground in Gros than Australia to take the from an impossible situation. dulkar began to bat like Islet, St. Lucia on Friday. momentum of this World Since the second tie lasted more than 45 Cup into the next. The Tendulkar and not a run games, 53 to be precise, umpire Nao Kawate accumulator, Yuvraj gave Wright to miss Dhaka meet: Indian BCCI is in sound financial up ambitions of high cricket coach John Wright will not accom- had to reschedule the doubles tie on Sunday health, which means that scores to become a good pany the Indian team to the tri-series in morning. Hunt was nominated to play the expertise, equipment and Dhaka from April 11 following the demise doubles tie, slated after the singles which anything else can be ac- finisher, Dravid slid su- of his father. Jagmohan Dalmiya, the pres- could not be played on Friday due to rains. But quired easily. More impor- perbly into the role of piv- ident of BCCI said that Wright had in- Rule 39 of the tournament (entitlement to tantly, there is a clutch of ot, the fast bowlers com- formed him about the death of his father rest) says, “a player who shall already have highly talented players, bined experimentation and his inability to accompany the team. played more than 45 games in either singles or most of whom should be with accuracy, and Gangu- When asked whether the board has de- doubles shall not be called upon to play an- around four years later too. ly gave everybody the lee- cided on an alternative to Wright, Dalmiya other match on the same day.” The Big Three — Ten- way to show their mettle. said “it is being worked out and an an- It is unlikely that the Kiwis will field dulkar, Ganguly and There was a flair and fi- nouncement will be made in a couple of Nielsen-Hunt duo for the doubles against Dravid — are 30 or there- nesse to this side that must days”.Wright’s father had been seriously ill Paes-Bhupathi as was announced during the abouts, and should still be be encouraged further, for quite some time. Wright rushed to draw.It would be judicious on part of the Kiwi in their prime in 2007. even at the risk of occa- New Zealand immediately after the World coach to keep Nielsen fresh for Bopanna in the ‘Oldies’ Srinath and Kum- sional failure. Too often Cup final on March 23.PTI first reverse singles and play either James ble, who have looked vul- modern sport — and espe- cially cricket — is ruled by ICC extends panel: The ICC elevated Shortall or Robert Cheyne in the doubles. nerable for various rea- three new umpires to its elite panel on The day didn’t start too bad for Bopanna. sons over the last 12 theory, subjugating indi- Saturday with Australia duo Darrell Hair Though the tie had a delayed start (by 72 min- months, are still in their vidualism. This only and Simon Taufel as well as New utes), the Karnataka lad was off the blocks early 30s. But the real bo- makes the sport lacklustre. Zealand’s Billy Bowden all added. faster and claimed the first two sets in 73 nanza is that ten other The doyen Sir Neville The trio’s performances at the recent minutes. In the first game itself, Bopanna players are under 25. By writes in a ‘A Cardus for World Cup in South Africa sealed their rise fired two aces to set the pace and his serves the time the next World All Seasons’: ‘‘Cricket is a to the top tier of umpiring.ICC chief exec- caught Hunt mostly on the heels. Cup comes around, the In- barren occupation only utive Malcolm Speed said: “The ICC has In both the sets, he broke Hunt in the tenth dian team could be ex- when it is turned into a been monitoring the performance of these games when Hunt was struggling to find his traordinarily rich in skill labour. For, as labour, it is three umpires on a regular basis, particu- feet, literally.He kept complaining about the and experience. productive of no utility larly during this World Cup, where each of underfoot conditions which were made to It would be impetuous to value known in all the sci- them has performed with distinction.” look even worse by Wilson’s court invasions. believe that all those who ence of the economists. ICC elite umpire panel:Steve Bucknor (WIS), Asoka de Silva Another Golden Age will (SRI), Daryl Harper (AUS), Rudi Koertzen (RSA), Dave Orchard The groundstaff were called into action for played in South Africa will Rohan Bopanna serves to Alistair Hunt during the second singles match of the India-New not be brought back by leg- (RSA), David Shepherd (ENG), Russell Tiffin (ZIM), Srini- repair work between the games. Zealand Davis Cup tie at the South Club, Kolkata on Saturday. be back in the West Indies vasaraghavan Venkataraghavan (IND), Darrell Hair (AUS), Si- in circa 2007. The rigours islation or by any arbi- The sun was beating down hard and court mon Taufel (AUS), Billy Bowden (NZL). AFP him trailing 30-40 in the fifth. A superb re- one point in four service games in the set. of international cricket — trary change in the rules. started drying up. Hunt’s game and fortune turn gave Hunt the break he needed desper- While Bopanna’s shots flowed in fits and and more particularly the In the long run the game is Pakistan, Windies shine: Pakistan’s improved with the ground condition. The ately.The two held serves till the ninth game starts, Hunt was more composed and consis- stress and pressure of ex- the sum total of the char- Shahid Afridi hit 11 sixes to provide most bounce got more consistent and the Kiwi dug when Hunt earned a break and the set to tent. The battle of attrition reached its peak pectations that Indian acter of the men who take of the excitement on the opening day of deep into his resources to get out of the make it 1-2. Then it was Hunt all the way.His in the fifth and final set that stretched to 16 cricketers are subject to — part in it. Negation on the the inaugural World Double Wicket tour- woods. nament at Castries, St Lucia.
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