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Hewitt and Hanley eliminate Taiwan
NO CIGAR:
Taiwan's Jimmy Wang and Lu Yen-hsun started brilliantly, winning the first two sets, but it was the Aussies who came out on top in the three-and-a-half-hour match
Lleyton Hewitt and Paul Hanley came from two sets down to win their doubles match yesterday and secure Australia a 3-0 victory over Taiwan in their Asia/Oceania Zone Group I first-round Davis Cup tie.
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Chakvetadze knocks Mauresmo out of Gaz de France
Top-seeded Anna Chakvetadze of Russia outlasted Amelie Mauresmo of France 3-6, 6-3, 6-3 on Friday and advanced to a semi-final against Marion Bartoli at the Gaz de France Open.
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Anaheim Ducks pip New Jersey Devils
Ryan Carter scored his first two NHL goals in the first period and the Anaheim Ducks beat the New Jersey Devils 2-1 on Friday.
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Kiwis qualify for field hockey final
New Zealand beat France 2-0 yesterday to advance to the final against Argentina at a men's field hockey tournament, the winner of which will qualify for the Beijing Olympics.
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Powe wins it for Boston
Leon Powe made a layup at the buzzer to lift the NBA-leading Boston Celtics to an 88-86 victory over the Minnesota Timberwolves on Friday.
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New Zealand come back in a big way to hammer England
In a stunning reversal of form, New Zealand thrashed England in their opening one-day cricket international by six wickets and with 20 overs to spare at Westpac Stadium in Wellington yesterday.
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Tseng Ya-ni trails leaders by a shot
STILL IN IT:
Tseng Ya-ni finished on seven-under yesterday and is one shot behind a trio of leaders with a round to play in the Australian Ladies Masters
Six-time champion Karrie Webb made a 5m birdie putt on the 18th hole yesterday to join a three-way share of the lead with a round to play at the ANZ Australian Ladies Masters.
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Morgenstern wins again to extend lead in World Cup
Thomas Morgenstern won his third-straight ski jumping World Cup meet on Friday in his 10th victory of the season.
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Rossi to pay US$50.8 million in taxes
Valentino Rossi will reportedly pay about 35 million euros (US$50.8 million) to settle a dispute with Italian tax authorities.
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Hong Kong keen on hosting games
Hong Kong would be delighted to host English Premier League matches if a plan to play games abroad goes ahead, the head of the city's soccer association was quoted as saying yesterday.
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Frankfurt defeat Arminia Bielefeld 2-1
Martin Fenin scored his fourth goal in two games since joining Eintracht Frankfurt on Friday and led a 2-1 victory over Arminia Bielefeld in the Bundesliga.
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Tim Herron scores 69 to lead Pebble Beach Pro-Am
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Veteran Herron is looking for his fifth career title at the US$6 million event, but on Friday 20 rivals were still within three strokes
US veteran Tim Herron fired a three-under par 69 in Pebble Beach on Friday to seize a one-stroke lead over four rivals after the second round of the US$6 million PGA Pebble Beach Pro-Am.
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Ex-con Eric Morel returns to outpoint Almanza in Miami
Eric Morel, the former WBA flyweight champion and 1996 US Olympian who recently completed a prison term for sexual assault of a 15-year-old girl, returned to the ring on Friday night to unanimously outpoint Felipe Almanza.
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Loeb pulls out of Swedish Rally after crash
World champion Sebastien Loeb withdrew from the Swedish Rally on Friday after a crash on the fourth stage, enabling Jari-Matti Latvala of Finland to take a nearly one-minute lead.
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