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Wilder slams Fury
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Dubai: Monfils ousts Cilic, Medvedev crashes out
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Wilder-Fury rematch on hold
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South Africa v Sri Lanka: Visitors sense historic win after dramatic day two
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BCCI urges cricket community to 'sever ties' with terrorism-emanating countries
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Highlanders centre Sio Tomkinson's red card overturned
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Ansari given 10-year ban
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Chase salutes 'legend' Holder
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Root issues England challenge
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Chase seals crushing win
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Serena comes through Halep battle
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Federer to make French Open return
Roger Federer will return to Roland Garros following a four-year absence, saying he has missed playing in the clay-court major.
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Nadal wary of Tiafoe test
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Muguruza seals victory at 3:12am
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Black Caps recall trio for ODIs
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Kohli savours Dhoni 'classic'
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Kohli inspires India victory
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Australian Open: Novak Djokovic coasts through against Mitchell Krueger
Novak Djokovic started his quest to win a third consecutive major title with a comfortable victory over the 231-ranked Mitchell Krueger
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Black Caps seal Sri Lanka T20 win
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Australian Open: Andy Murray retirement a 'shocker' for Novak Djokovic
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Proteas call-up van der Dussen
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Kvitova ends Kerber's reign
Petra Kvitova and Angelique Kerber were frustrated by rain before the two-time Wimbledon champion sealed a late-night victory in Sydney.
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Renegades extinguish Heat
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Halep: No Melbourne expectations
Simona Halep will head into the first grand slam of the year with "no expectations" due to a lack of time on court after her exit in Sydney.
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Pucovski stunned by Australia call
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Stephens and Halep crash out
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Elgar to captain Proteas
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ICC announces amnesty in probe
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Ninety-year-old American cyclist warned after failing drugs test
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Roger Federer: Novak Djokovic is Australian Open favourite
World number three Roger Federer thinks Novak Djokovic will be the man to beat in the first major of the year in Melbourne.
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Heat up and running
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Switzerland retain Hopman Cup
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Tsurenko and Pliskova reach final
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Sabalenka crowned Shenzhen champion
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Thisara century in vain
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Giro d'Italia: Chris Froome and Geraint Thomas opt out
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Thunder win despite late drama
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Brisbane International: Daniil Medvedev beats rusty Andy Murray in Brisbane
Daniil Medvedev outplayed Andy Murray in Brisbane to seal his place in the quarter-finals.
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Rafael Nadal injury: Star withdraws from Brisbane International
Rafael Nadal was advised not to risk playing in Brisbane after suffering a small strain of his left thigh.
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Australia v India: Virat Kohli - Visitors not motivated by making history
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Federer triumphs over Serena
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Stoinis inspires derby win
Marcus Stoinis blasted 78 not out and took two wickets as Melbourne Stars cruised to victory over their city rivals.
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Murray unsure over future
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Froome and Thomas skip Giro
Egan Bernal is set to lead Team Sky in the Giro d'Italia after Chris Froome and Geraint Thomas opted against entering the race.
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Del Potro to miss Australian Open
World number five Juan Martin del Potro will not be ready to make his comeback in the first major of the year in Melbourne.
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Nasukawa gunning for Mayweather
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Head: Marsh MCG boos poor
A section of the crowd at the MCG booed Mitchell Marsh when he came on to bowl on Boxing Day after he was preferred to Peter Handscomb.
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Du Plessis hails paceman Steyn
Dale Steyn needs only one Test wicket to go out on his own as South Africa's leading all-time Test wicket-taker.
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Cameron Bancroft considered quitting cricket for yoga teaching during ban
Cameron Bancroft is set to make his return from suspension next week, but says he thought about a career change during some soul searching.
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Nadal provides huge donation
Sant Llorenc mayor Mateu Puigros said Rafael Nadal is a "special person" after he made a huge donation to flood victims.
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Bust-up at Chisora-Whyte weigh-in
Don Charles bore the brunt of his fighter's fury as things got heated on the eve of the rematch between Dillian Whyte and Dereck Chisora.
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Jamshed charged with bribery
The National Crime Agency has charged former Pakistan batsman Nasir Jamshed with two bribery offences. He will appear in court next month.
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Arnold to make Toulouse move
Lock Rory Arnold says the timing was right to leave the Bumbies and ply his trade in the Top 14 with Toulouse next year.
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BBL: Strikers make winning start
Rashid Khan picked up from where he left off in the Big Bash by taking 3-19 as the defending champions made a winning start.
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Bancroft to return in Big Bash
All eyes will be on Cameron Bancroft when the Australia opener returns from a nine-month ban in the Big Bash League.
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Australia name unchanged squad
Peter Handscomb has retained his place in the Australia squad for the Tests at the MCG and the SCG despite failing twice in Perth.
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Newton frustrated by injury
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India surprised by Kohli dismissal
Virat Kohli's dismissal was a big talking point on an eventful day three, but Jasprit Bumrah says it may not cost India victory.
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Milner-Skudder has Hansen blessing
Steve Hansen can understand why World Cup-winner Nehe Milner-Skudder has decided to ply his trade in France.
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Who could replace Steve Hansen?
Steve Hansen will be a hard act to follow, but Ian Foster could step up and Joe Schmidt will be well fancied to take over the All Blacks.
Peter Thompson
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Australia v India: Hosts unchanged for historic Perth Test
Tim Paine said Mitchell Starc's place in the Australia side was never really in doubt for the second Test.
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Pocock backs under-pressure Cheika
Michael Cheika is waiting to discover if he will stay on as Australia head coach and David Pocock is firmly behind him.
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Arun purrs over pace attack
Bowling coach Bharat Arun says it was not just in Adelaide where India's paceman have proved they should be held in the highest regard.
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Australia v India: Marcus Harris backing Mitchell Starc to fire in Perth
Opener Marcus Harris says Mitchell Starc was bowling with good pace in practice at the WACA on Wednesday.
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Rashid rips through Sri Lanka
England took eight wickets in the final session to skittle out Sri Lanka, Adil Rashid the star of the show with five wickets and a run out.
Peter Thompson
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Ruthless All Blacks thrash Italy
New Zealand responded to their defeat against Ireland by putting Italy to the sword in Rome, Jordie Barrett scoring four of 10 tries.
Peter Thompson
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Winning belt not fit for Mickelson
Phil Mickelson said a belt he was handed for his lucrative win over Tiger Woods must have been made for his fellow American.
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Bairstow puts England on top
The recalled Jonny Bairstow grasped his opportunity in England's troublesome number three spot with a superb hundred.
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Pocock ruled out of England clash
David Pocock will not play at Twickenham on Saturday after the Wallabies flanker failed a fitness test.
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Cheika: Pocock hurting but desperate to face England
Michael Cheika says there is no danger of David Pocock holding back despite the fact he is still feeling the effects of a neck injury.
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Pocock fit for England clash
David Pocock has recovered from a neck injury to take his place in Australia's team to take on England.
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Cokanasiga starts, Hartley on bench
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Mickelson raises stakes with Woods
Tiger Woods told Phil Mickelson to "double it" when he proposed a bet of $100,000 that he will start his round with a birdie.
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Jones sceptical over Pocock injury
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Teenager admits Thomas assault
Gareth Thomas requested that the teenager who attacked him was dealt with through restorative justice.
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Zverev claims ATP Finals title
Alexander Zverev struck another blow for the next generation by defeating Novak Djokovic in a brilliant ATP Finals decider.
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Federer unimpressed with Zverev boos
Roger Federer said Alexander Zverev had no need to apologise for an incident which did not go down well with the crowd in London.
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England rally to avoid Japan upset
Japan led 15-10 at half-time, but England scored three tries after the interval to avoid a huge upset at Twickenham.
Peter Thompson
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Wilder questions Roach recruitment
Deontay Wilder thinks Tyson Fury would be better off with his uncle and former trainer Peter Fury in his corner in Los Angeles.
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Root gives England imposing lead
Joe Root's 15th Test hundred gave England a great opportunity to wrap up a series win in Sri Lanka.
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Mayweather: Nasukawa exhibition back on
Floyd Mayweather Jr says it is a "no-brainer" for him to agree a three-round boxing exhibition with Tenshin Nasukawa.
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Rhinos pull off Merrin coup
Trent Merrin is looking forward to stepping out of his "comfort zone" and ply his trade in Super League with Leeds Rhinos.
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Crotty replaces injured Williams
Steve Hansen has made just one enforced change for the All Blacks' showdown with Ireland, Ryan Crotty coming in for Sonny Bill Williams.
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Classy Roshen gives Sri Lanka lead
Sri Lanka rallied from 252-8 to 336 all out, leading England by 46 runs after Roshen Silva top scored with a brilliant 85.
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ATP Finals: Alexander Zverev beats Marin Cilic in error-strewn battle
Marin Cilic had Alexander Zverev on the ropes in the first set, but lost to the German for the sixth time in a row.
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Bangladesh on top as record-breaking Mushfiqur torments Zimbabwe
Mushfiqur Rahim became the first batsman to score a Test double century this year as Bangladesh dominated Zimbabwe.
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India seal dramatic whitewash
India narrowly sealed a 3-0 win over West Indies despite needing only eight runs to win off the last two overs.
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Women's WT20: Harmanpreet Kaur makes history as India start in style
Harmanpreet Kaur bludgeoned eight sixes in an unbeaten hundred to help India get off to a winning start in the ICC Women's World T20.
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Biggar and Williams benched
Warren Gatland brought Tomas Francis, Adam Beard and Josh Adams into his side to face Australia, with Dan Biggar and Liam Williams benched.
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Goodhue fit to face England
Ryan Crotty drops to the bench to make way for Jack Goodhue at Twickenham, while Joe Moody's tour is over due to an horrific eye injury.
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Ashton to start, no Tuilagi
Wing Chris Ashton is preferred to Jack Nowell against the All Blacks as Eddie Jones makes three changes to his side.
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Jennings makes Sri Lanka toil
Keaton Jennings carried his bat after scoring only his second Test hundred to put England well on course to take a 1-0 lead in Galle.
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England trio ruled out
Richie Myler, Joe Greenwood and Stefan Ratchford have been added to England's matchday squad, with three players ruled out.
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England take charge of first Test
England moved into a commanding position in Galle after dismissing Sri Lanka for just 203 on a memorable day for Ben Foakes.
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New Zealand rolled by Pakistan after Babar Azam breaks Virat Kohli's record
New Zealand lost eight wickets for 23 runs as Pakistan pulled off yet another Twenty20 whitewash.
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Novak Djokovic proud of 'amazing five months' despite Karen Khachanov upset
Novak Djokovic took his shock Paris Masters final defeat to Karen Khachanov on the chin, saying the Russian deserved to win.
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Makinson treble seals series
England claimed the Baskerville Shield with one Test to spare, Tommy Makinson the star of the show with a hat-trick.
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Inspired Khachanov stuns Djokovic
Novak Djokovic suffered his first defeat since August as Karen Khachanov rose to the occasion in his first Masters final in Paris.
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Jones praises battling England
South Africa dominated England in the second half, but Eddie Jones was pleased with the way his side hung in there and fought back.
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Barrett on Player of Year shortlist
Beauden Barrett will make history if he is named the best player in the world again, but he has some strong competition.
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Battling Muguruza prolongs season
Even Barty had basically conceded her 2018 season was over, but the tennis Gods had other ideas.
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Finch fit for first ODI
Aaron Finch said the doctor was more concerned than he was after taking a blow from a hostile Mitchell Starc delivery in training.
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Ball-tampering bans upheld by CA
Cricket Australia chairman David Peever stated that sanctions imposed on Australia's banned trio will not be reconsidered.
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Panthers hopeful over Cleary
Ivan Cleary is expected to be confirmed as the new Penrith Panthers coach on Tuesday after leaving Wests Tigers.
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Finau rues missed opportunity
Tony Finau led for much of the WGC-HSBC Champions, but was frustrated after Xander Schauffele denied him the title in a play-off.
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Cheika: Wallabies very flat
Australia were soundly beaten by the All Blacks, but Michael Cheika saw positives with three Tests to come in Europe next month.
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All Blacks complete whitewash
Beauden Barrett scored his sixth try in three Tests against Australia this year as the All Blacks completed a Bledisloe Cup clean sweep.
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Roger Federer stays in hunt for ninth Swiss Indoors Basel title
Defending champion Roger Federer did not have things all his own way, but had too much for the unseeded Jan-Lennard Struff.
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Wozniacki coping with arthritis
Caroline Wozniacki is learning to live with rheumatoid arthritis after being diagnosed prior to this year's US Open.
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Rhinos deny Furner U-turn reports
Gary Hetherington says Leeds Rhinos are excited about what they can achieve under David Furner amid reports he may stay in Australia.
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Tomkins preferred to Ratchford
Sam Tomkins is set to make his first England appearance for four years in Hull this weekend.
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RFU assessing options for England
Eddie Jones is contracted until 2021, but the RFU are looking at "all options" as they consider who will eventually replace him.
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Sarfraz: It was not polite
Sarfraz Ahmed revealed Nathan Lyon in particular had plenty to say for himself in the middle during the two-match Test series.
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Wigan stand by Hardaker
Zak Hardaker has vowed to do all he can to repay the faith Super League champions Wigan Warriors have put in him.
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Final-set tie-breaks at Wimbledon
Tie-breaks will settle matches at Wimbledon from 2019 onwards when opponents are locked at 12-12 in the final set.
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Paine slams Australia batting
Australia captain Tim Paine believes Australia's poor batting display in Abu Dhabi was symptomatic of a nationwide problem that extends beyond the Test team and must be addressed.
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Abbas inspires Pakistan to victory
Mohammad Abbas took five wickets in both innings as Pakistan eased to victory in Abu Dhabi to push Australia down to fifth in the rankings.
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Australia wait on Khawaja scan
Usman Khawaja injured his left knee in a fielding drill in Abu Dhabi and did not take to the field on Thursday.
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Pakistan on course for victory
Pakistan should have the last laugh in Abu Dhabi after taking charge on a day which Azhar Ali will want to forget.
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Kaneria admits spot-fixing guilt
Danish Kaneria has come clean over his involvement in a spot-fixing scandal, having repeatedly maintained his innocence.
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Maqsood preferred to Amir
Waqas Maqsood is in contention for a Pakistan debut in the upcoming T20 series against Australia.
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Mouratoglou wants coaching reform
Patrick Mouratoglou said "it is time for tennis leaders to amend the status of coaching" after the US Open final drama.
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