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FIFA World cup, Wimbledon and Life

By nistha | Published: June 29, 2010
I love sports for the way they gen­er­ate thrill and emo­tions in everyone’s life. And I have utmost respect and admi­ra­tion for play­ers who per­fect their games and I feel they are no less than the artists cre­at­ing a piece of art. Sport is such a uni­fy­ing medium (as is music and other forms of [...]
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15 and counting

By nistha | Published: July 6, 2009
Another epic Wim­ble­don comes to a com­ple­tion with an eagerly awaited result but my heart goes out to Andy Rod­dick for the class he showed, the match he played and the grace with which he accepted defeat. Like Unlike
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21st straight SF and counting

By nistha | Published: July 2, 2009
Engag­ing quar­ter finals at Wim­ble­don led to another arti­cle at MTF, full read here. In con­trast, Roger Fed­erer seemed to have found the lost key to his orig­i­nal form and hap­pi­ness as he claimed the elu­sive ‘Coupe des Mous­que­taires’ for the first time, com­plet­ing his career slam and lev­el­ing Sampras’s record of most Grand Slam [...]
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