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John Abraham to Juggle Between Rocky Handsome and World Cup
John Abraham is busy shooting for his next film Rocky Handsome but says he will make sure he squeezes time out of his schedule to catch all the action of the FIFA World Cup, which will kick off on June 12 in Brazil.
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England women take Ashes lead with ODI series win
England rallied admirably from 0-1 in the three-ODI series to win two on the trot to seal a series victory.
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Ellyse Perry undergoes surgery on injured ankle
Australia's star performer in their successful Womens World Cup campaign, Ellyse Perry has undergone ankle surgery on Tuesday, and will return to bowling only after 10-12 weeks.
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Women's World Cup: We didn't play as a unit in the final, says Windies skipper Aguilleira
But Aguilleira also highlighted positives for her side after a dream run. Reflecting on Sunday's match, Aguilleira said the toss was crucial as the team batting first had won all the day night matches.
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Aussie girls shoot Windies down to earth
Australia have beaten West Indies by 114 runs to lift their sixth Womens' World Cup title.
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Womens WC: We hold the advantage over Aussies, says Windies skipper Aguilleira
The 27-year-old Merissa Aguilleira also added that winning the World Cup would mean a lot for the people back home.
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Cricketer and footballer Ellyse Perry: Australia's two-in-one sporting pride
Perry became the youngest Australian in international cricket when she made her debut in July 2007 aged 16. A month later, she was picked in the Australian women's football team for the 2008 Olympic qualifiers, where she scored a goal within two minutes of her appearance.
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Women seek their place in sun at World Cup
The players have taken the disruption in their stride and are excited about the tournament, which was first played in 1973, two years before the men's World Cup was inaugurated in 1975. Pakistan are more worried about adapting to the new one-day rules than about their security in Cuttack, where they are staying in the club house of the Barabati...
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John Abraham to Juggle Between Rocky Handsome and World Cup
John Abraham is busy shooting for his next film Rocky Handsome but says he will make sure he squeezes time out of his schedule to catch all the action of the FIFA World Cup, which will kick off on June 12 in Brazil.
-
England women take Ashes lead with ODI series win
England rallied admirably from 0-1 in the three-ODI series to win two on the trot to seal a series victory.
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Ellyse Perry undergoes surgery on injured ankle
Australia's star performer in their successful Womens World Cup campaign, Ellyse Perry has undergone ankle surgery on Tuesday, and will return to bowling only after 10-12 weeks.
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Women's World Cup: We didn't play as a unit in the final, says Windies skipper Aguilleira
But Aguilleira also highlighted positives for her side after a dream run. Reflecting on Sunday's match, Aguilleira said the toss was crucial as the team batting first had won all the day night matches.
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Aussie girls shoot Windies down to earth
Australia have beaten West Indies by 114 runs to lift their sixth Womens' World Cup title.
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Womens WC: We hold the advantage over Aussies, says Windies skipper Aguilleira
The 27-year-old Merissa Aguilleira also added that winning the World Cup would mean a lot for the people back home.
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Cricketer and footballer Ellyse Perry: Australia's two-in-one sporting pride
Perry became the youngest Australian in international cricket when she made her debut in July 2007 aged 16. A month later, she was picked in the Australian women's football team for the 2008 Olympic qualifiers, where she scored a goal within two minutes of her appearance.
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Women seek their place in sun at World Cup
The players have taken the disruption in their stride and are excited about the tournament, which was first played in 1973, two years before the men's World Cup was inaugurated in 1975. Pakistan are more worried about adapting to the new one-day rules than about their security in Cuttack, where they are staying in the club house of the Barabati...
