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London best chance to win second Olympic medal: Paes
Ageless Indian tennis star Leander Paes, who completed a career Grand Slam at the Australian Open last week, says that the London Games is probably his "best" but not the "last" chance to win a second Olympic medal.
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‘London my best, not last, chance’ - Paes picks Atlanta feat over Slam glories as his best achievement
New Delhi: Ageless Leander Paes, who completed a career Grand Slam at the Australian Open last week, says that the London Games is probably his “best” but not the “last” chance to win a second Olympic medal.
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Sports outfits fret over Kerala games
Sharma added that he was concerned that no action plan was in place yet to prepare players for the Kerala games.
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Stage set for police games
The grounds have been equipped with floodlights to facilitate day-night matches.
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Wade 'enjoying the chance to play for Australia'
Young Australian opener Matthew Wade has proved his worth with his match-winning performances in a few games he has played, but the young Tasmanian does not want to look too far ahead than the three ODIs for which he has been selected.
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London canal boat owners must pay to stay near Games
LONDON (Reuters) - Boat owners accustomed to freely navigating London's narrow canals will have to pay to moor near Olympic sites during the 2012 Games, fuelling fears by some that they are being pushed out by unprecedented security measures. London's police will close a handful of boating routes near the Olympic Stadium in Stratford, in the east of the capital, and put in place a controlled ...
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UK's tourism industry losing billions due to Olympic Games
London, Jan 30(ANI): Britain's tourism industry is set to lose billions as organizers of the London 2012 Olympic Games have been accused of scaring off visitors through a damaging rise in hotel rates.
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Finally, cash-for-medal probe is on
A three-member team that has been sitting on a probe into irregularities in handing out cash awards to undeserving coaches of medal winners in the 34th National Games has finally stirred — it has asked all those associated with the event to appear for interviews on February 9 and 13, over two months after the scandal hit headlines.
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DG seeks experts' help for games
Sources said several private firms approached the DGP to sponsor the event. "But as it is a part of the state's centenary celebrations, we are not going to take the assistance of private sponsors," said a senior police officer.
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Police games preparations on last lap
The 59th All India Police Games was organised in Jammu and Kashmir in March 2011.
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