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Belarus Expels French Ambassador, Embassy Cites No Reason For Move
France's ambassador to Belarus has left the country after the authorities in Minsk demanded he leave by Monday, the embassy said.
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FIH World League: India need miracle to overcome Australia in quarter-final
India, however, could take heart from the fact that they put up a much-improved performance to eke out a fighting 3-3 draw against higher-ranked New Zealand in their last match to finish third in Pool B with two points.
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Arjen Robben hails 'great season, great Bayern Munich'
Last Saturday Robben added the German Cup to his trophy list, after having already captured the German title and the Champions League this season.
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FIFA WC qualifiers: Champions Spain held as Germany, England stroll
Netherlands eased to a 3-0 win over Estonia, Portugal were held to a 3-3 draw by Israel after Cristiano Ronaldo picked up a booking and a one-match ban.
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Robben back for 'Oranje' date in Hungary
Bayern Munich striker Arjen Robben is set to appear for the Netherlands for the first time since the World Cup in South Africa after being named on Friday in the squad to face Hungary in two Euro 2012 qualifiers.
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Borren proud of brave Dutch
Proud skipper Peter Borren praised his "brave" team for their efforts against India, saying the Netherlands had put themselves in a winning position but lacked the firepower to shock the hosts.
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Dhoni praises big match player Yuvraj Singh
India captain Mahendra Singh Dhoni paid tribute on Wednesday to all-rounder Yuvraj Singh, his "big match player who performs in big tournaments."
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Tight security for India-Netherlands match
A large number of Delhi Police and private security personnel will guard the Ferozeshah Kotla ground here tomorrow for the India-Netherlands World Cup cricket match. There will be extra deployment of police personnel at the stadium where a capacity crowd is expected for the match which will start in the afternoon and special traffic arrangements ha...
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South Africa mix and match against Dutch
South Africa are likely to adopt a flexible bowling approach when they meet the Netherlands on Thursday in a bid to find the right combination before bigger World Cup games.
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Containing Gayle will be the key: Ten Doeschate
Holland's star all-rounder Ryan ten Doeschate, whose heroics almost caused the first upset of the World Cup in Nagpur, said his team was already focusing on their next game against West Indies and the main target would be to stop devastating opener Chris Gayle.
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Dutch should focus on improving in T20: Doeschate
Talented Ryan ten Doeschate grabbed the first opportunity on the big stage by stroking a dazzling century against England in the World Cup. He, however, rues about not getting to play quality opposition often and suggests the Dutch to focus on Twenty20 cricket to develop their game.
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Not thinking about playing for SA in 2015 World Cup: Ten Doeschate
Ask Ryan ten Doeschate whether he feels his superb all-round show against England would prompt his native country South Africa to avail his services in the next World Cup, you get a curt and honest reply, "No, I don't think so."
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Just one of those days, says ton-up ten Doeschate
Ryan ten Doeschate said it had been "one of those days" after lashing 119 runs against England in a brave but failed bid to get the Netherlands' World Cup campaign off to a winning start on Tuesday.
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Dutch recipe for success, be brave: Doeschate
The Netherlands lost the match but proved they were no pushovers by giving England a scare and star of the show all-rounder Ryan ten Doeschate said his team can look forward to a great World Cup if it continues to play "brave cricket".
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Exceptionally poor bowling in last 10 overs: Strauss
England captain Andrew Strauss was pretty critical of his bowlers performance after his team eked out a six wicket win over the Netherlands in a World Cup match here on Tuesday.
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Belarus Expels French Ambassador, Embassy Cites No Reason For Move
France's ambassador to Belarus has left the country after the authorities in Minsk demanded he leave by Monday, the embassy said.
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FIH World League: India need miracle to overcome Australia in quarter-final
India, however, could take heart from the fact that they put up a much-improved performance to eke out a fighting 3-3 draw against higher-ranked New Zealand in their last match to finish third in Pool B with two points.
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Arjen Robben hails 'great season, great Bayern Munich'
Last Saturday Robben added the German Cup to his trophy list, after having already captured the German title and the Champions League this season.
-
FIFA WC qualifiers: Champions Spain held as Germany, England stroll
Netherlands eased to a 3-0 win over Estonia, Portugal were held to a 3-3 draw by Israel after Cristiano Ronaldo picked up a booking and a one-match ban.
-
Robben back for 'Oranje' date in Hungary
Bayern Munich striker Arjen Robben is set to appear for the Netherlands for the first time since the World Cup in South Africa after being named on Friday in the squad to face Hungary in two Euro 2012 qualifiers.
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Borren proud of brave Dutch
Proud skipper Peter Borren praised his "brave" team for their efforts against India, saying the Netherlands had put themselves in a winning position but lacked the firepower to shock the hosts.
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Dhoni praises big match player Yuvraj Singh
India captain Mahendra Singh Dhoni paid tribute on Wednesday to all-rounder Yuvraj Singh, his "big match player who performs in big tournaments."
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Tight security for India-Netherlands match
A large number of Delhi Police and private security personnel will guard the Ferozeshah Kotla ground here tomorrow for the India-Netherlands World Cup cricket match. There will be extra deployment of police personnel at the stadium where a capacity crowd is expected for the match which will start in the afternoon and special traffic arrangements ha...
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South Africa mix and match against Dutch
South Africa are likely to adopt a flexible bowling approach when they meet the Netherlands on Thursday in a bid to find the right combination before bigger World Cup games.
-
Containing Gayle will be the key: Ten Doeschate
Holland's star all-rounder Ryan ten Doeschate, whose heroics almost caused the first upset of the World Cup in Nagpur, said his team was already focusing on their next game against West Indies and the main target would be to stop devastating opener Chris Gayle.
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Dutch should focus on improving in T20: Doeschate
Talented Ryan ten Doeschate grabbed the first opportunity on the big stage by stroking a dazzling century against England in the World Cup. He, however, rues about not getting to play quality opposition often and suggests the Dutch to focus on Twenty20 cricket to develop their game.
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Not thinking about playing for SA in 2015 World Cup: Ten Doeschate
Ask Ryan ten Doeschate whether he feels his superb all-round show against England would prompt his native country South Africa to avail his services in the next World Cup, you get a curt and honest reply, "No, I don't think so."
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Just one of those days, says ton-up ten Doeschate
Ryan ten Doeschate said it had been "one of those days" after lashing 119 runs against England in a brave but failed bid to get the Netherlands' World Cup campaign off to a winning start on Tuesday.
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Dutch recipe for success, be brave: Doeschate
The Netherlands lost the match but proved they were no pushovers by giving England a scare and star of the show all-rounder Ryan ten Doeschate said his team can look forward to a great World Cup if it continues to play "brave cricket".
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Exceptionally poor bowling in last 10 overs: Strauss
England captain Andrew Strauss was pretty critical of his bowlers performance after his team eked out a six wicket win over the Netherlands in a World Cup match here on Tuesday.
