Table tennis stars advance in Zagreb
LOCAL HEROES:
Chiang Peng-lung and Chang Yen-shu clinched four straight wins to surge into the semis at the World Table Tennis Championships
By Marc Langer Taiwan saw two of its top players reach the semi-finals at the World Table Tennis Championships in Zagreb, Croatia, yesterday, with Chiang Peng-lung and Chang Yen-shu winning their first four matches in the men's doubles divisions over the last two days.
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Whales climb out of the cellar with win over Elephants
By Paul Huang Lorenzo Barcelo pitched well into the seventh and Chen Chang-ming knocked in a pair of runs with a pinch-hit triple to lead the Chinatrust Whales past the Brother Elephants in a 5-2 win at Sinjhuang on Wednesday night.
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Phillies rebound to beat Marlins
MAJOR LEAGUES:
Philadelphia pulled ahead in the 10th inning after Florida tied the game with a bizarre rally that included two ejections and two defensive gaffes
Abraham Nunez singled home the tie-breaking run in the 10th inning, and the Philadelphia Phillies rebounded after blowing a four-run lead in the ninth inning to beat the Florida Marlins 8-7 on Wednesday.
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Win puts Hakuho in prime position as Asashoryu loses
Mongolian ozeki Hakuho defeated Kotooshu at the Summer Grand Sumo Tournament on Thursday to stay undefeated and on track for promotion to grand champion.
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Mauresmo defeats Lepchenko 6-4, 6-1 to reach third round
Top-seeded Amelie Mauresmo of France beat Varvara Lepchenko of Uzbekistan 6-4, 6-1 on Wednesday to reach the quarter-finals of the Strasbourg International.
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Gerrard upbeat despite final loss
TAKING IT ON THE CHIN:
The Liverpool skipper was disappointed following his team's 2-1 loss to AC Milan in Athens, but vowed the club would bounce back
Steven Gerrard insisted Liverpool would bounce back from the agony of their Champions League final defeat by AC Milan as manager Rafael Benitez warned the club's new owners that major investment is required this summer to keep his side moving forward.
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Tycoon launches Toon takeover bid
British entrepreneur Mike Ashley on Wednesday launched a takeover bid for Newcastle United worth ?133 million (US$265 million) after netting almost half of the English Premiership club.
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Kiwis through to finals of Louis Vuitton Cup
Emirates Team New Zealand wanted a challenging race. Desafio Espanol gave them one.
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Flintoff will miss second Test of West Indies series
England all-rounder Andrew Flintoff was ruled out of the second Test against the West Indies starting at Headingley today.
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Man United bow to pressure from AFC and call off game
AGREEMENT REACHED:
Although Alex Ferguson's side have agreed to give Malaysia a miss, the rest of their Asian tour this summer is set to go ahead
Premier League champions Manchester United yesterday bowed to pressure from the Asian Football Confederation (AFC) and called off their planned match in Malaysia in July.
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Seongnam, Urawa into AFC Champions League's last eight
South Korea's Seongnam Chunma upset China's Shandong Luneng to seal an AFC Champions League quarter-final place on Wednesday alongside Japanese side Urawa Red Diamonds, who ended the hopes of Australia's Sydney FC.
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Anil Kumble recovers from fever to face Bangladesh in the second and final Test
India's bowling spearhead Anil Kumble is fit to torment Bangladesh as the tourists seek a series win when the second and final Test starts in Dhaka today.
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