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    Australia pip Wales with last gasp try

    DRAGON ROARS: A severly depleted Welsh rugby union side surprised everyone by pushing the fancied Wallabies all the way in their Test match in Sydney yesterday
    Australia scored a winning try after the full-time siren to beat gallant Wales 29-23 in the first of their two rugby internationals in Sydney yesterday.

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    Yang and Sanders lead Hunters to victory

    By Paul Huang
    Videoland Hunters' captain Yang Cheh-yi (楊哲宜) and US star Jonathan Sanders scored 23 points each as the Videoland Hunters beat Yulon Dinos 94-85 to claim third place in the SBL in Taipei yesterday.

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    Ian Botham to be knighted, English newspaper reports

    ARISE SIR BEEFY: The legendary England cricketer looks set for a trip to Buckingham Palace as a reward for his outstanding charity work
    Former England cricketer Ian Botham is to be knighted for his charity work, the Daily Mirror newspaper reported yesterday.

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    Vaughan returns with a century

    INJURY BLOWS: Before play West Indies senior batsman Shivnarine Chanderpaul was ruled out and captain Ramnaresh Sarwan had to leave the field with an injury
    England captain Michael Vaughan said scoring a century on his return to Test cricket was as "fine a feeling as I've ever felt in the game."

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    Wang, Guo defend their World Table Tennis title

    Wang Liqin successfully defended the mixed doubles title and remained on course for another two more on Friday, continuing Chinese domination at the World Table Tennis Championships.

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    Owen plays 90 minutes, Beckham recalled

    Michael Owen returned to international play for the first time since injuring his knee at last year's World Cup, playing a full 90 minutes for England's "B" side on Friday in a 3-1 friendly victory over Albania.

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    Bangladesh batsmen crumble in reply to India's 610-3

    Bangladesh crumbled to 58 runs for five wickets yesterday after India's four top batsmen smashed confident centuries to build a massive first innings total in the second and final test.

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    Former paceman Srinath urges quicks to bowl more often

    Former Indian paceman Javagal Srinath yesterday played down fears of burnout in modern cricketers, urging fast bowlers to bowl more if they are to cut down on their frequent breakdowns.

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    Houllier announces he will leave Lyon at end of season

    Club coach Gerard Houllier will leave six-time French champions Lyon at the end of the season, Lyon president Jean-Michel Aulas announced on Friday.

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    Tour de France winner admits doping

    TOUR DE FARCE? : Bjarne Riis said he was not a worthy winner of cycling's most famous race and that he had always regretted using performance-enhancing drugs
    Dane Bjarne Riis on Friday became the first rider to admit having used performance enhancing drugs while winning the Tour de France.

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    Indians prove too good for Detroit

    Casey Blake and Victor Martinez hit first-inning homers and Cleveland beat Detroit 7-4 on Friday night.

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    Lions roar as La New Bears suffer 3-0 shutout

    By Paul Huang
    Pan "Du Du" Wei-luen pitched five innings of no-hit ball and Kao Guo-ching drove in a pair of runs with a bases-clearing double to lead the President Lions past the La New Bears in a 3-0 shutout at Pingdong on Friday evening.

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    Castroneves stays grounded ahead of Indianapolis 500

    Tell Helio Castroneves he's one of the favorites in today's Indianapolis 500 and he just shrugs his shoulders and grins.

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    Rezai beats Sharapova to continue remarkable run

    TURKISH DELIGHT: After having downed Venus Williams, Arvane Rezai defeated the No.1 seed in Istanbul, a result she said was the best of her career
    Aravane Rezai beat top-seeded Maria Sharapova 6-2, 6-4 on Friday to reach the final of the Istanbul Cup.

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