Warne eyes a new spin cycle
timesonline.co.uk     20-May-2008            

He's back. Actually, he's probably not but Shane Warne dangled the tempting possibility before the Australia selectors yesterday that he might return for next summer's Ashes, but only if he doesn't have to attend any team meetings, go to any matches he doesn't fancy or fulfil any other... [read full story]                    


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Get a piece of Old Trafford

lccc.co.uk     yesterday          

Lancashire's NatWest Pro40 match against Middlesex Crusaders on Sunday 17th August will be the last match at Old Trafford this season. In fact, it will be the last match ever played on the current outfield. On Monday 25th...                    

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Great Britain and Australia rivalry reaches new heights

timesonline.co.uk     yesterday   3 related          

A pair of leading political figures have dragged Anglo-Australian hostilities back into the sporting limelight with a bet and a boast in Beijing. Gerry Sutcliffe, the Sports Minister, and Kate Ellis, his counterpart Down Under,...                    

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Watson wants Olympic gold

ecb.co.uk     06-Aug-2008   35 related          

Shane Watson is daring to dream of a shot at Olympic gold, via Twenty20 cricket. Australia all-rounder Watson, a leading light in the Twenty20 generation, was the player of the tournament in the inaugural Indian Premier League...                    

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China raises the bar with a jaw-dropping Olympic opening ceremony

telegraph.co.uk     38 mins ago   698 related          

When Yao Ming, all seven and a bit feet of him, marched into the Beijing National Stadium carrying the flag of China, all those claims about the construction, all that boasting about the 45,000 tons of raw steel that have gone...                    

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