 The Hindu |
Australia hones in on best combination for Twenty20 World Cup
Herald Sun AUSTRALIA used the two-match T20 series against India as much for experimentation as a quest to win, but now is the time to hone in on the best possible combination to contest the World Cup in Sri Lanka in September. Australian captain George Bailey … Aussies hone in on best T20 combination |
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Mexico to play Wales, Bosnia-Herzegovina in May exhibitions ahead of 2014 …
Washington Post MEXICO CITY — Mexico will play exhibition games in the United States against Wales and Bosnia-Herzegovina this spring ahead of the start of World Cup qualifying. The Mexican Football Federation said Wednesday that El Tri will play Wales on May 27 at … Mexico to play in May at Solider Field Wales confirm May friendly v Mexico in New York City A WALES OF A TIME Mexico at Met Life on May 27 |
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As per Sambafoot and several other sources, Roberto Carlos has decided to retire from Anzhi at the end of the year. He plans to continue with the club in some capacity, which is very interesting to me. Despite being the subject of more than one racial dispute, Roberto Carlos seems to have found a home he can love. It makes me sad that that home is in Russia and not in Brazil. It makes me even sadder to think about the circumstances that made him leave Corinthians, and Brazil in general, back in 2010. The way Brazilian fans sometimes treat their legends could be a long and frustrating article in and of itself. Roberto Carlos is one of my three favorite Brazilians of all time – at least of the ones that I’ve been alive to see in their prime. (The other two are Ronaldo and Lucio, if anyone cares. Bebeto and Kaka round out the top 5.) But how do we gauge his place in the history of the Selecão? I’ll give you three digits
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 Globe and Mail |
Olivier Rochon wins first World Cup aerials gold
Canada.com By Vicki Hall, Postmedia News January 29, 2012 7:31 PM Olivier Rochon of Gatineau, Que. jumps to victory in aerials finals at the Canada Post Grand Prix Freestyle Ski World Cup in Calgary, Sunday, Jan. 29, 2012. CALGARY — A year ago at this time, … Canada's Olivier Rochon wins World Cup aerials Olivier Rochon claims aerials gold for Canada Chinese Speedskater Sets Mark |
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 Kansas City Star |
Martins Dukurs' skeleton World Cup winning streak of more than a year ends in …
Washington Post KOENIGSSEE, Germany — World champion Martins Dukurs of Latvia failed to win a World Cup skeleton race for the time in more than a year, with Frank Rommel leading a 1-2 German finish. Dukars last lost a race on Dec. 17, 2010 and had won all four … Dukurs' skeleton World Cup winning streak ends |
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 TheNewsTribune.com |
Dukurs' skeleton World Cup winning streak ends
TheNewsTribune.com World champion Martins Dukurs of Latvia failed to win a World Cup skeleton race for the time in more than a year, with Frank Rommel leading a 1-2 German finish. Fourth placed Matthew Antoine of the United States reacts during the Men's Skeleton World … |
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