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Number Game 36,000Hours of live TV coverage, across 213 countries, of the just-concluded NBA season. The world record for any sing...

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Number Game
36,000Hours of live TV coverage, across 213 countries, of the just-concluded NBA season. The world record for any single event is
football’s World Cup 2002:41,100 hours
50Q
JYOTI RANDHAWA
Golfer

What are you currently reading?
‘The Monk Who Sold His Ferrari’ by Robin S Sharma Which athlete would you pay to watch?
Michael Schumacher — for the speed and control he has over a superb machine called Ferrari What is your favourite superstition?
I have none because I am very superstitious about superstitons! I play my own way and take the results as they come What’s has been your most embarrassing moment?
When I was playing in the Dunhill Cup at St Andrews. My tee-shot went into a bush and even as my caddie was searching for the ball, I went into the bush to take a leak. Suddenly, I heard everyone, including my father, clapping from a distance If you weren’t what you are, you’d be…?
In the Army and probably turned a shooter like Lt Col Rajyavardhan Singh Rathore

Pick Of the Week
wimbledon
Ladies Singles final

With all the top seeds doing well in the earlier rounds, this promises to be a humdinger no matter who’s in it
( Live on Star Sports, July 2, Saturday, 6-30 p.m.)

Memory Jog
Raghbir lal/ Hockey
Raghbir Lal was a member of India’s gold winning team in the 1952 and 1956 Olympics, playing alongside the likes of Dhyan Chand and Balbir Singh. One of India’s best left-outs, though he never scored an international goal, he made his debut at age 18, unusual for his times. Today, he does ‘nothing’, he says, save enjoy his retirement from the Railways. He does catch up with hockey on TV, but has no plans of coaching. Watching India’s hockey standards today makes him really sad. ‘‘Today’s hockey is no match for the teams of our times. India’s team of today would not be able to stand up to even a second-rung team from our days.’’
Sport Speak
You can’t go back and say shoulda, coulda, woulda
Rashid Wallace, whose covering error was crucial in Pistons losing the game and going 2-3 down in the NBA finals against the Spurs on Tuesday
 

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