• April 30, 2001
• 7 killed, 51 injured in Congo soccer stampede
• Hakkinen vows to battle on
• Churchill finish third
• Mohun Bagan finish second
• Air India win but are relegated
• East Bengal win National League
• Nirupama makes it a doubles double
• Bayern look to set record straight against Real Madrid
• Paes-Bhupathi win Atlanta doubles

• April 29, 2001
• Golden era of Indian sport has arrived: Krishnan
• Ten-man Tollygunge stave off Mahindra challenge
• Rahman says he will fight Tyson when he is ready

• April 28, 2001
• Bhutia cries 'foul'
• Daughters of Ali and Frazier spice up fight countdown
• Indian men finish 26th: World TT
• National Games from September 16
• Schumacher takes pole in Spain
• Paes-Bhupathi in Atlanta semis
• China scrape into final; Sweden go out

• April 27, 2001
• India likely to miss Asia Cup badminton
• World championship is Gopichand's goal
• NFL set for nail-biting finish
• Tulpule triumphs
• North beats South in Korean TT showdown

• April 26, 2001
• Agassi stunned by qualifier in Atlanta
• Brazil held at home by Peru
• Unprofessional administration plaguing the game: Gopichand
• Korea World Cup organisers unveil mascot names
• Bagan pip Vasco, stay in title hunt
• 'We should be ready to stage the Games well before time'
• Tulpule shocks Jayalakshmi
• Paes-Bhupathi advance
• UAE down India 1-0

• April 25, 2001
• JCT, ITI in goalless draw
• 'We should be ready to stage the Games well before time'
• India looking repeat win over UAE
• Chang, Martin for Wimbledon warm-up

• April 24, 2001
• Spanish title for Anand
• SAG show cause to GAC
• Hakkinen desperately needs a win
• East Bengal drub F C Kochin
• SBT down Air India
• Najeeb brace gives Mahindra victory
• Wimbledon raises prize money
• Indian spikers cleared for Pak tourney
• Wimbledon drop seedings committee for men's singles

• April 23, 2001
• PM's nod for Afro-Asian Games
• Brazil desperate for win against Peru
• Abhijit, Sandipan shine in Dubai chess
• Churchill rally to hold Vasco
• East Bengal, Bagan in neck and neck race
• All in our 'games'
• Indian football team off to Abu Dhabi
• Kuerten says Agassi has already won race for No.1

• April 22, 2001
• Rahman stuns Lewis with fifth-round knockout

• April 21, 2001
• Arazi continues giant-killing run
• JCT surprise Tollygunge
• Paes-Bhupathi go down

• April 20, 2001
• FIFA to hold conference on racism in sport
• Air India, ITI draw 1-1
• Mahindra shock Churchill
• Barretto's brilliance gives Bagan victory
• Paes, Bhupathi in semis
• Baboor goes down fighting in final
• Code of Conduct for players almost ready: Bharti

• April 19, 2001
• "Ego clashes" blamed for Afro-Asian Games delay
• Top players for Asia Cup badminton
• Real and Bayern meet in semis again
• Baboor-Raman lose in doubles final

• April 18, 2001
• IOA seeks PM's help to stage Afro-Asian Games
• Ferrero joins exodus of Monte Carlo seeds
• Vasco hold East Bengal
• Indians, seeds sail into third round

• April 17, 2001
• Postpone Afro-Asian Games, says Govt.
• World championships will be easier: Gopi
• India bid for 2002 Champions Trophy
• Churchill, Tollygunge draw
• Bagan, E Bengal set for close finish
• English football ref dies during match
• NZ beat Lanka
• Paes, Bhupathi in second round of Monte Carlo Masters
• Singapore clinch women's team title, India go down to Nigeria in men's final

• April 16, 2001
• Resurgent Williams aiming for more wins
• Punjab cops win Itigi hockey
• ITI shock Salgaocar
• FC Kochin, SBT draw
• Lea, and behold!
• India, England clash in semis
• India in men's team final; women third

• April 15, 2001
• Peter Gilchrist triumphs
• Gilchrist shocks Mike Russell for title
• Yemen hold India to 1-1 draw

• April 14, 2001
• Russell, Gilchrist in final
• Arjun Singh wins Indian Masters
• 'India can host the Olympics, but...'
• Samaranch for greater women's presence in sports administration
• Surprise win raises India's World Cup hopes
• Indian paddlers start well
• Pakistan blame India for TT pull-out

• April 13, 2001
• Sethi, Patel fail to make semis
• Pakistan pull out of Commonwealth Table Tennis
• Shiv Sena oppose playing Pakistan team

• April 12, 2001
• Geet Sethi, Nalin Patel sail into quarter-finals
• SA doctors fight to save injured from stampede

• April 11, 2001
• Shandilya falls at the threshold
• India meet US in Davis Cup World Group playoff
• Toughest draw one could have asked for: Bhupathi
• Vishal blasts five-under 67 to share the lead
• Sporting Club, Goa, too good
• SBT shock Mahindra United
• Bruno gives Salgaocar victory
• Australia in record football win

• April 10, 2001
• Love child followed Wimbledon defeat: Becker
• Mike Russell is firm favourite
• Schumacher set to equal Senna's pole record
• East Bengal, Bagan draw goalless
• Tollygunge stay clear of relegation zone
• AC Milan bid for Beckham, Owen
• Match against Suzuki best ever: Paes
• 'Best-ever Thorpe re-drawing limits'
• Call to widen scope of Sports Medicine

• April 9, 2001
• Argentine banned and fined for doping
• CISF lift Beighton Cup
• Tiger Woods claims historic win at Masters
• Top golfers for Indian Masters
• Churchill rally to down Salgaocar
• Tollygunge rally to hold ITI
• JCT, F C Kochin in goalless draw
• To the limits and beyond

• April 8, 2001
• Paes lifts India to 3-2 win over Japan in Davis Cup
• India scores thrilling win over UAE

• April 7, 2001
• Sweden take 2-0 lead over Russia
• BSF, CISF in Beighton final
• India take 2-1 lead over Japan
• India look for goals from Bhutia

• April 6, 2001
• India, Japan split opening singles
• Randhawa wins SRF Open in style
• IT company boost for Indian hockey

• April 5, 2001
• Agassi wins player of month award
• Paes faces Yaoki Ishii in first match
• PSB in Beighton Cup semi-finals
• Nike deny interfering in Brazil team selection

• April 4, 2001
• ITF launches campaign to keep juniors drug-free
• Carmakers to set up rival F1 series
• Randhawa blasts into lead
• Bagan rally to down F C Kochin
• Safin doubtful for Davis Cup tie in Sweden
• 'United let themselves down against Bayern'
• Man who pursued Hingis convicted of stalking

• April 3, 2001
• Army Eleven too good for SRC
• Chile describe Brazil's World Cup bid as 'pathetic'
• Ferguson best manager in the world, says survey
• Ali Sher roars again in SRF Open

• April 2, 2001
• India's best golfers for SRF Open
• East Bengal stay on course for title

• April 1, 2001
• Vasco, Mahindra United in goalless draw

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