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Former Australian batsman Michael Di Venuto and ex-England wicket-keeper Geraint Jones will play for Italy and Papua New Guinea respectively at next month's World Twenty20 qualifiers. Di Venuto played nine ODIs for Australia in 1997 while Jones took...
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Australia captain Ricky Ponting won the toss and opted to bat first in Sunday's ODI tri-series clash against India in Brisbane. The hosts made one change to their XI, replacing the ill Clint McKay with fellow right-arm seamer Ben Hilfenhaus. The Indians...
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Where Australia are concerned, they last beat India here way back in 1992 -- in a thrilling World Cup game which the hosts won by one run. Most importantly, while bringing up past records, it was here that Mahendra Singh Dhoni's ODI outfit beat then...
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Australian skipper Ricky Ponting has won the toss and elected to bat first against tri-series leaders India at the Gabba. Ponting had no hesitation to bat first on what appears to be a hard and fast Brisbane track, conducive to high scoring, in warm and...
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Australian cricket captain Ricky Ponting won the toss and elected to bat in the tri-series ODI against India at Brisbane on Sunday. Australia have made one change to the squad. Pacer Clint McKay is out with an illness, making way for Ben Hilfenhaus in...
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Paceman Clint McKay misses the game because of illness, giving swing bowler Ben Hilfenhaus a chance to impress in the one-day format. India is currently leading the table with 10 points from four matches however Australia can take back top spot with a...
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Paceman Clint McKay misses the game because of illness, giving swing bowler Ben Hilfenhaus a chance to impress in the one-day format. India is currently leading the table with 10 points from four matches however Australia can take back top spot with a...
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Hussey has been the standout Australia batsman of the tri-series. Source: AFP Australia take on India at The Gabba in the seventh ODI of this summer's tri-series, with the hosts looking to bounce back from a disastrous outing in Sydney. Ricky Ponting...
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Australia’s back-to-back losses have thrown the ODI tri-series open and a revitalised India would look to corner the struggling and injury-hit hosts when the two sides clash in the critical second phase in the 7th ODI at the Brisbane Cricket Ground
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In Japan, Global Futures Forex, Ltd. is registered with the Financial Services Agency as a financial instruments firm and is a member of the Financial Futures Association of Japan. In Australia, GFT refers to Global Futures Forex, Ltd. , ARBN 103 508...
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Paceman Clint McKay misses the game because of illness, giving swing bowler Ben Hilfenhaus a chance to impress in the one-day format. India is currently leading the table with 10 points from four matches however Australia can take back top spot with a...
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Australia have won the toss and have elected to bat first in Brisbane. Ricky Ponting who is capting the side in place of Michael Clarke reackons it's a good batting track and the ball will swing under lights. India had won the by four wickets the last...
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Australia captain Ricky Ponting won the toss and elected to bat first in match seven of the CB series at the Gabba on Sunday. While Australia have brought in Ben Hilfenhau in place of Clint McKay, Zaheer Khan comes into the Indian eleven in place of...
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Having lost their previous two games, the hosts are seeking a change of fortunes, starting with runs for Ponting and David Warner in the top three. Only one change was made to the XI that lost to Sri Lanka in Sydney, an ill Clint McKay dropping out, to...
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Left-arm spinner Clive Rose, paceman Andrew Fekete and young all-rounder Alex Keath all made their debuts for the Bushrangers on Saturday. Rose bowled tidily and contributed an entertaining 23 with the bat, while Fekete claimed figures of 2-42 before...
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Taking the Mickey: The inside story Mickey Arthur was one of SA's longest-serving and most successful coaches. In 2008, along with the national team, he created history when the Proteas beat both... R175.95 Why Are You So Fat? The hilarious book of all...
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Michael and Lindy Chamberlain leave a courthouse in Alice Springs, Australia, in 1982. A coroner will hold another inquest into how the couple's infant died in 1980. View More: No tags are associated with this article Not what you're looking for? Try...
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Australia was under attack and Britain couldn't help us." Ms Bryce said February 19, 1942 was also a day on which Australia realised its security rested on the cementing of an alliance with the United States and one that began the realisation that...
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Its brown-glass apothecary bottles tinkle in all the bathroom cabinets that matter – but now the Australia-born, France-inspired brand is bringing its natural, nurturing products to a new store in London's Soho. Step inside and try out the signature...
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