Aussies thrash India by 337 runs
MILESTONE:
Adam Gilchrist overtook Ian Healy as the Australian wicketkeeper with the most dismissals after catching Indian opener Wasim Jaffer off Brett Lee
MELBOURNE, AUSTRALIA Australia inflicted one of India's heaviest Test defeats yesterday, winning the opening match of the four-Test Border-Gavaskar Trophy series by 337 runs on the fourth day at the Melbourne Cricket Ground (MCG).
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Fulham appoint Roy Hodgson
Fulham have appointed former Inter Milan and Blackburn Rovers boss Roy Hodgson as their new manager, the Premier League club announced on Friday.
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Windies, S Africa do battle in batting collapse drama
South African batsman Jacques Kallis reached an undefeated 77 at tea yesterday to guide South Africa to 138-4 on the fourth day of the first of three Tests against the West Indies.
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'Rosebud' takes Sydney to Hobart handicap win
US yacht Rosebud has taken handicap honors in the Sydney to Hobart yacht race.
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NBA: Magic survive rally to defeat the Heat
WINNING STREAK:
Dwyane Wade's 48 points were not enough for the Heat, while in Portland the Trail Blazers got their 12th straight win at the Timberwolves' expense
Even a career-high 48 points by Dwyane Wade was not enough for Miami to beat Orlando Magic on Friday.
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The Knicks finally find a fighter in the ranks
With Stephon Marbury still missing and after weeks of questioning his players' fortitude, coach Isiah Thomas finally found a fighter among the Knicks on Friday.
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Karbon makes it three wins out of three
Denise Karbon could easily gloat after notching her third giant slalom win in three races.
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SBL: Dinos survive late rally to remain unbeaten
By Paul Huang Chen "Airman" Hsin-an played the entire game with 27 points and Lee Chih-yi found his shooting touch to score 17 in his best game of the season to help the Yulon Dinos defeat the dmedia Numen 84-78 at the National Taiwan College of Physical Education in Taichung on Friday night.
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NHL: Canadiens put five past the Panthers in Florida
Guillaume Latendresse, Michael Ryder and Christopher Higgins scored on the first three shots of the game as the Montreal Canadiens went on to a 5-1 win over the Florida Panthers on Friday night.
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Agger set for recall after injury
SVEN-GORAN SPEAKS:
The Dane could line up at Eastlands today in a match in which Manchester City boss Sven-Goran Eriksson expects Steve Gerrard to play a crucial role
Liverpool manager Rafael Benitez is set to recall Daniel Agger if Sami Hyypia fails to recover in time to feature at Manchester City today.
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Queen honors Ashton and Robinson
REWARD:
Rugby star Jason Robinson was awarded the Order of the British Empire to go with the British Empire Medal he received after England's World Cup win in 2003
England's surprise appearance in the World Cup final saw coach Brian Ashton and retired star back Jason Robinson awarded honors by Queen Elizabeth II in the New Year Honors List.
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'The Ghost' willingly bears heavy burden
Robert Guerrero's world is calm during his dawn training runs in the Diablo Range's rambling foothills. The IBF featherweight champion relishes the daily grind of roadwork amid the faint garlic aroma that always hangs in his hometown's cool air.
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Organizers give Dakar Rally green light despite fears
Organizers gave the green light on Friday for the 30th Dakar Rally to proceed as planned through the African state of Mauritania despite security fears prompted by recent al-Qaeda- linked attacks.
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Bad boy Barton to spend New Year's Eve behind bars
Newcastle midfielder Joey Barton was charged Friday with common assault and affray by Merseyside Police and will spend New Year's Eve in jail.
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