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    Aussies set Indians formidable target

    BOWLERS TOIL: Despite Aussie skipper Ricky Ponting registering his first pair of single digit scores in a Test since 2001, his side extended their lead to almost 500
    India will have to do what no other Test team has done before to win the first Test after Australia established a huge lead at the Melbourne Cricket Ground yesterday.

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    Park set to start at Upton Park for Man Utd

    BACK IN ACTION: The South Korean winger showed no ill effects after a nine-month lay-off when he came on as a substitute against Sunderland on Wednesday
    Park Ji-sung is in line to make his first start since March when Manchester United attempt to consolidate their position at the top of the Premier League at West Ham today.

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    Misfiring Gunners face tough trip to in-form Everton

    While no titles are ever decided before the turn of the year, Arsenal boss Arsene Wenger should be concerned at his side's lack of spark in recent weeks ahead of the daunting trip to Everton today.

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    Boruc looks likely to return for Celtic

    Celtic look set to receive the perfect festive boost with news that goalkeeper Artur Boruc is ready to play against Gretna today.

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    Pakistan star fears assassination may affect cricket tours

    Former Pakistan cricket captain Wasim Akram says the assassination of Benazir Bhutto will discourage teams from touring the country.

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    West Indies take control of first Test

    SUPER SHIV: Shivnarine Chanderpaul made 104, his seventh consecutive score of 50 or better, equaling a world record held by Everton Weekes and Andy Flower
    Shivnarine Chanderpaul praised new captain Chris Gayle after the West Indies took control on the second day of the first Test at St. George's Park on Thursday.

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    Controversial equalizer bags Rovers a point

    Sven-Goran Eriksson admitted he has been left bemused by the latest interpretation of the offside rule after Roque Santa Cruz's controversial late equalizer sealed a 2-2 draw for Blackburn Rovers at the City of Manchester Stadium on Thursday.

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    Newcastle's Joey Barton arrested on assault charge

    Controversial Newcastle United and England midfielder Joey Barton was charged with common assault and fighting in public, Merseyside Police said yesterday.

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    No. 1 ranking better late than never for Evonne Goolagong

    Evonne Goolagong figures it was a case of better late than never.

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    Black Caps wrap up comfortable victory

    New Zealand wrapped up their one-day series against Bangladesh yesterday with three half centuries, paving the way for a comfortable win in a rain-shortened second match.

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    NBA: Celtics stay on course for record

    ALL-STAR GUARD: Ray Allen received a standing ovation from the crowd in Seattle when he returned for the first time since he was traded to Boston last season
    Paul Pierce scored 37 points and Kevin Garnett added 23 to lead the Boston Celtics to a 104-96 NBA triumph on Thursday over the Seattle Supersonics.

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    'Wild Oats' wins Sydney to Hobart race for third time

    Closely challenged at the end but never caught, Wild Oats XI became the first yacht in nearly 60 years to win the Sydney to Hobart race three times in a row.

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    Philadelphia snap losing streak by beating Toronto

    Joffrey Lupul scored two goals and Marty Biron made 34 saves for Philadelphia, who snapped a season-high, six-game losing streak by beating Toronto 4-1 on Thursday.

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    Canadians claim second victory at championship

    Kyle Turris scored a pair of power-play goals to give Canada a 2-0 victory over Slovakia on Thursday, their second victory in as many days at the Under-20 World Ice Hockey Championship.

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    Randall earns first US win in skiing discipline since 80s

    SPRINTING TO VICTORY: Kikkan Randall, once a champion cross country runner at high school in Alaska, took up skiing as a way to keep in condition
    On Dec. 16 in Rybinsk, Russia, Kikkan Randall became the first American woman to win a cross-country event in a World Cup competition.

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