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    Zimbabwe shock the Aussies

    Australian captain Ricky Ponting said his team's top batsmen had not shown enough respect for cricket when they crashed to a shock five-wicket defeat against minnows Zimbabwe in their World Twenty20 match at Newlands on Wednesday.

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    Farrell faces biggest test in vital clash with the Springboks

    The outcome of today's vital Rugby World Cup game between England and South Africa may be just as dependent upon those who are absent as those playing.

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    Ashraful hits fastest 50 to help send the West Indies packing

    Bangladesh captain Mohammad Ashraful smashed the fastest ever half-century in Twenty20 cricket yesterday to throw the West Indies out of the world championships.

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    Les Bleus stunned by MsFadden strike

    FLYING HIGH:: Scotland's James MacFadden scored the only goal of the game, a 25m drive which France keeper Michael Landreau palmed into his own net
    James McFadden's long-range goal earned Scotland a landmark 1-0 victory over France on Wednesday night to put them firmly on course for the Euro 2008 finals on a winning night for Britain.

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    Italy grind out win against Romania

    COUNTING CHICKENS? : The Azzurri were unconvincing, but got the win they needed and are looking ahead to what is likely to be an elimination match against the Scots
    Italy are looking past their next World Cup Pool C game against minnows Portugal to a do-or-die clash with Scotland that will likely decide which of the two teams earns a quarter-final berth.

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    Japan lose narrowly to Fiji, but win more fans

    Although Japan narrowly failed to record their first World Cup win in 16 years, their 35-31 loss to Fiji in a tense match on Wednesday won over a whole stadium of fans thanks to their thrilling attacking rugby.

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    Tonga set their sights on Samoa after first-up win

    Tonga have set their sights on Samoa as they aim to become Pacific island kings at the World Cup.

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    Boston Red Sox sink Tampa Bay Devil Rays

    David Ortiz hit a two-run homer in the bottom of the ninth that barely cleared the low wall in right field to give the Boston Red Sox a 5-4 victory over the Tampa Bay Devil Rays on Wednesday.

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    La New Bears edge President Lions in tight Tainan affair

    BY PAUL HUANG
    Jiang Chih-tson's bases-clearing two-run double broke an 8-all tie in the top of the 10th as the La New Bears overcame two rallies by the President Lions to record an 11-8 road win in Tainan on Wednesday evening.

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    Supersub earns hosts a victory

    SAME OLD STORY: World No. 11 China and No. 6 Denmark are old rivals, but the Danes were left ruing their eighth defeat to China, their only victory in a friendly six years ago
    Substitute Song Xiaoli came to the rescue in the dying minutes to give China a thrilling 3-2 victory over Denmark on Wednesday in their women's World Cup opener.

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    Afridi the star as Pakistan beat Scotland

    Shahid Afridi smashed 22 off seven balls and then grabbed 4-19 as Pakistan brushed aside Scotland by 51 runs in the Twenty20 World Championships on Wednesday.

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    Germany defeat Italy to reach the quarter-finals

    Dirk Nowitzki had 15 points and 10 rebounds on Wednesday to lead Germany over Italy 67-58 and into the quarter-finals of the European Basketball Championships.

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    Norway come from a goal down to defeat Canada

    Captain Ane Stangeland Horpestad struck a late winner as former champions Norway rallied from a goal down to beat Canada 2-1 in their opening women's World Cup game on Wednesday.

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    Chinese suffer from a disastrous start at the Open in Tokyo

    China got off to a disastrous start on Wednesday at the Japan Open badminton tournament, with women's world champion Zhu Lin and several top seeds on the men's side crashing out in the first round.

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