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FIFA WORLD CUP: Socceroos thrash Qatar in Melbourne
ONE-WAY TRAFFIC:
There were similar soccer mismatches in Saitama, where Japan humbled Thailand, and in Seoul, where South Korea easily disposed of Turkmenistan
Australia blazed past Qatar 3-0 yesterday in a rip-roaring start for coach Pim Verbeek as they bid to qualify for the World Cup via Asia for the first time.
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NBA: LeBron leads Cleveland Cavaliers past Boston Celtics
MAKING HEADLINES:
The day before scoring a hatful of points in a win over the Celtics, LeBron James entered a `no contest' plea on a charge of speeding in December
LeBron James scored 33 points and barely missed a triple-double as the Cleveland Cavaliers beat the Boston Celtics 114-113 on Tuesday for the second time in this NBA season.
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Argentina defeat New Zealand in qualifier
Argentina beat hosts New Zealand 3-1 in a men's Olympic qualifying field hockey match yesterday to remain the only unbeaten team after four rounds at the six-nation tournament.
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Teemu Selanne inspires Ducks to 3-0 triumph
Teemu Selanne gave the Anaheim Ducks' slumping offense a jolt in his first game of the season, leading the Stanley Cup champions to a 3-0 win over the slumping New York Islanders in the NHL on Tuesday.
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Mauresmo gets off to perfect start in Gaz de France Open
Out of form former French world No. 1 Amelie Mauresmo got off to the perfect start in search of a morale-boosting tournament win in Paris on Tuesday with an easy 6-1, 6-2 win over American qualifier Julie Ditty.
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Les Tricolores make six changes
UNPREDICTABLE:
New coach Marc Lieveremont continued to surprise by ringing the changes to a young team that played so assuredly against Scotland
France made six changes to the team that beat Scotland 27-6 at Murrayfield to play Ireland in their second match of the Six Nations championship at the Stade de France on Saturday.
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England's Rees ruled out of Six Nations
England's injury problems worsened on Tuesday when flanker Tom Rees was ruled out of the rest of the Six Nations while wing David Strettle was given only a slight chance of playing again in this year's tournament.
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Mirza to boycott home tournaments
India's top tennis star, Sania Mirza, will boycott all tournaments in India this year after a series of off-court controversies, disappointing officials and millions of fans.
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ARU expresses shock as Kevin Rudd pulls funds
The cash-strapped Australian Rugby Union (ARU) said it was shocked yesterday at a government decision to scrap funding for a national rugby academy in Queensland state.
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Malik threatens litigation over marriage allegations
Pakistan cricket captain Shoaib Malik threatened to sue an Indian family for alleging he married their daughter in a ceremony conducted over the telephone five years ago.
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CONCACAF gets down to business with Cup qualifiers
While the rest of the world's major teams competed in friendlies yesterday, CONCACAF got its World Cup qualifying under way with a series of first-round matches among the region's smallest countries.
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Fabio Capello tries to mold cosseted `stars' into a team
Fabio Capello left no doubt about the size of the task facing him as he tries to drag England out of the international wilderness.
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