September 2001
• September 30, 2001
• Hopkins wins undisputed world middleweight title
• Leonard on course for repeat victory in Texas
• Gopichand receives Rajiv Gandhi Khel Ratna
• Weather and Scotland combine to beat India
• Schumacher pips Hakkinen for U.S. pole
• Schumacher 'nearly quit Formula One
• September 29, 2001
• Jordan sees new wave of young F1 drivers
• Hakkinen turns 33 with top time in America
• Palmeiras, TFA in quarters
• Isha Lakhani wins ITF title
• Clijsters meets Dementieva in Leipzig semifinals
• Manchester United looking up to Spurs
• Gopichand bags Rajiv Gandhi Khel Ratna award
• CART too dangerous for me, says Schumacher
• Saudi Arabia held 2-2 as Iran strike late
• September 28, 2001
• India to be more transparent over Arjuna awards
• Rotterdam to host Champions Trophy
• East Bengal, Mukti Joddha in last 8
• Isha Lakhani scalps another seed
• Coach Rajinder promises good showing
• First South Pole marathon planned for January
• Ronaldo suffers thigh injury
• September 27, 2001
• Special bench to hear Arjuna awards petitions
• ATP World Doubles brought forward
• Lazio, Arsenal suffer in Champions League
• F C Kochin hold Mohun Bagan
• Isha Lakhani, Stoecwer cause upsets
• Michael Jordan return fails to inspire advertisers
• Argentina retires number 10 shirt
• IOC pledges security at Games
• Safin, Philippoussis shocked
• Wimbledon Centre Court up for auction
• Russian women make it
• September 26, 2001
• Athletes and fans in auction to help attack victims
• Baidya crosses Gibraltar Strait
• Late goals give joy to Deportivo, gloom for United
• Tollygunge rout Mohd. Sporting
• Behl, Lakhani cause upsets
• Jordan returning as a player with Wizards
• September 25, 2001
• Afro-Asian Games postponed indefinitely
• Anand not satisfied with his 2001 performance
• Baggio says he could retire at end of season
• HC for firm action against doping
• Palmeiras, Mohun Bagan record easy wins
• Owen's injury opens door for forlorn Fowler
• Hewitt to rest after Davis Cup heroics
• Montoya ready for Indy 'homecoming'
• Unseeded Swiss shocks Amanjot Singh
• September 24, 2001
• Alcohol continues to blight national sport
• South Asian Federation Games cancelled in Afghan crisis
• Athens to show IOC tougher security plan for 2004
• Anand lauds Harikrishna, Humpy
• Injured chess players out of danger
• Easy win for East Bengal
• Jordan will play for NBA Wizards, Washington Post says
• Panucci heads champions Roma to first win
• Safety experts to learn from Zanardi crash
• Britain, Spain win through to Davis Cup world group
• Russia in sight of semis berth
• South Korea's Kim orders tighter World Cup security
• September 23, 2001
• Geet Sethi wins seventh World billiards title
• September 22, 2001
• Staging AAG depends on security scenario
• Retaining World crown is Anand's goal
• Australia win doubles, take 2-1 lead
• Dokic upsets top seed Clijsters
• Decision on SAF Games participation on Monday
• September 21, 2001
• IOA proposes fresh dates for Afro-Asian Games
• Anil Kumar claims sprint double
• Hewitt strikes back for Australia
• Injured Sluiter hands France lead
• Ivanisevic shocked in Davis Cup marathon
• To race or not to race
• Inter Milan eases to victory
• Scotland score first win
• September 20, 2001
• Anil Kumar, Saraswati Dey fastest
• Real Madrid maintain perfect start
• Gagan to lead for Jr World Cup
• Palmeiras to play in IFA Shield
• SAF Games likely to be cancelled
• Handicapped Indian to swim Gibraltar Strait
• September 19, 2001
• Gurpreet Singh breaks long-standing mark
• 2002 Davis Cup draw postponed
• Germany slump to 12th in FIFA rankings
• Lucky breaks for Juventus, United
• Karthikeyan still hopeful after Jordan F1 test
• Indian women lose to Ireland
• September 18, 2001
• Split at top level hurts the game: Anand
• Govil, Devanath asked for details of achievements
• Bharti hopes India can host 2012 Olympics
• Australians looking to do it for Rafter
• Mallya flays AIFF functioning
• India mulls withdrawal from SAF Games
• Schumacher to race at U.S. Grand Prix
• Seles latest withdrawal from Toyota Princess Cup
• September 17, 2001
• IOA confirms postponement of AAG
• Fortune smiles on Indians in World Billiards
• Zanardi put into coma, still critical
• Bengal, Bihar girls too good
• Montoya shines on a dark weekend
• Arjun Atwal in fourth place
• FIH gives US chance to qualify
• Pakistan unlikely to host Champions Trophy
• Ryder Cup postponed for a year
• Sunil Kumar wins doubles title
• Henin injury hands Hawaiian title to Testud
• Indian eves start on winning note
• September 16, 2001
• Rushmi Chakravorthy bags ITF title
• Newcastle beat Man United 4-3
• September 15, 2001
• Hakkinen takes a break from F1
• IOA waiting; Govt says Games off
• ITF agrees to use three different types of ball
• Schumacher leads Monza free practice
• Safin reaches semifinals but not happy
• September 14, 2001
• Afro-Asian Games postponed, says official
• World of sport agonises over response to attacks
• Kunal Rawal tops: National bowling
• India-US Davis Cup tie put off
• Ferrari mourn terror victims, McLaren pledge cash
• India win hockey series on goal difference
• Chakaravarthy, Dhawan in final
• Ivanisevic called up for military service
• Johnson happy with decision to quit - for now
• Karthikeyan to test with Jordan
• Olympics anniversary celebrations to go ahead
• Former Wimbledon champion Drobny dies
• September 13, 2001
• Afro-Asian Games postponed
• Final decision on Afro-Asian Games on Friday, says Uma Bharti
• Kunal Rawal maintains lead
• Decision on Davis tie expected on Friday
• Japan to put safety first at World Cup
• No plan to cancel F1 races, says FIA
• Malaysia win third hockey Test
• Ian Thorpe's close brush with death
• Paes wants US Davis tie postponed
• Safin and Kafelnikov feeling the heat
• September 12, 2001
• Indian cueists begin with a bang
• Li Ruofan wins Asian women's chess
• Kunal Rawal leads: National bowling
• FIFA reviews fixtures worldwide
• UEFA calls off Champions League matches
• Team must come first, says Woodbridge
• September 11, 2001
• HC slams bureaucracy on Arjuna awards
• Andhra felicitates Hari, Humpy
• Li Ruofan continues to lead
• Malaysia, India draw second Test
• Jordan "all but confirms" comeback as player
• National Sports Policy 2001 approved
• September 10, 2001
• Bhutia unlikely for Afro-Asian Games
• Li Ruofan stays on course for title
• China for Pakistan domestic hockey
• Media holes cast doubt on China's Olympic warm-up
• Sub-jrs to play Malaysia in first Test
• Indian juniors win hockey Test
• Destiny turns to harsh reality for Pete Sampras
• Hewitt wallops Sampras to win Open crown
• September 9, 2001
• Venus wins the U.S. Open
• September 8, 2001
• Boldon tests positive for ephedrine
• Nisha Mohota goes down
• Kasparov, Kramnik 'no' to FIDE championship
• Iran beat Iraq 2-1 to go top of qualifying group
• Mukesh Kumar triumphs
• Tulpule wins ITF tourney
• Michael Johnson gives fans a farewell thrill
• Goa football gets 'kicking'
• Serena, Venus set stage for historic sister act
• September 7, 2001
• Sayeed leads in National bowling
• Paes looks forward to tough Davis Cup tie
• Japanese to help with AAG dope tests
• Beckham is complete all-rounder: Eriksson
• Mukesh on brink of TNGF Open title
• D'Souza hints at induction of juniors
• Tulpule, Senoglu in final
• US Open: Paes-Raymond beaten in mixed doubles final
• Kuerten disappoints but vows to fight back
• Hewitt beats Roddick to reach semis
• Russians converging on men's final
• Usha's school to start next year
• September 6, 2001
• Mohota emerges sole leader
• Argentina beat Brazil with dramatic fightback
• England go top but make hard work of it
• Mukesh Kumar maintains lead
• Dhanraj, Riaz among probables
• Indian eves meet Uruguay first
• Rushmi Chakravarty upset
• MAI vs FMSCI
• Paes-Raymond enter mixed doubles final
• Sunil Kumar goes down fighting
• Afro-Asian Games will be dope-free: Bharti
• Capriati advances to U.S. Open semis
• Sampras downs Agassi in U.S. Open classic
• Safin, Hewitt advance at Open
• September 5, 2001
• Vijayalakshmi shocked: Asian chess
• Mukesh cracks course record
• Seven Indians in quarters
• Paes, Bhupathi lead challenge in AAG
• Indian PGA C'ship now an Asian tour event
• Sunil Kumar in pre-quarter-finals
• Serena Williams to face Hingis in semifinals
• Roddick reaches quarter-finals
• September 4, 2001
• SAF Games football draw
• Indian PGA Championship now an Asian tour event
• Shruti Dhawan bites the dust
• Shooters slam theft allegations
• Sunil Kumar in second round
• Tiger's appearance pushes up NZ golf prices
• Agassi and Sampras get set for latest showdown
• Safin beats Johansson to reach quarters
• Indian spikers fail to qualify
• September 3, 2001
• Paes-Raymond in round three
• Record win for Schumacher on day of drama
• Upsets abound at U.S. Open
• Don't talk to Roddick about his rise
• Kuerten survives five-set thriller
• Ivanisevic leaves U.S. Open a happy man
• September 2, 2001
• Indian juniors finish third
• Owen hat-trick as England romp to historic win
• The hard part starts now, says Agassi
• Code of conduct escape for Hewitt
• September 1, 2001
• All India Chess Federation splits
• 40 arrested before England-Germany clash
• Zai Kipgen wins Hyundai-MGC Open
• Doping a bigger crime than match-fixing: Uma Bharati
• Hewitt, Hingis survive in tough conditions
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