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Video: United Airlines Flight Makes Emergency Landing After Passenger Spots Damaged Wing
The incident happened on Monday when a passenger Kevin Clark noticed the right wing coming apart on the plane.
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Virat Kohli Moves Ahead Of Brian Lara In All-Time ICC Test Player Rankings
Virat Kohli has leapfrogged Lara (911), Kevin Pietersen (909), Hashim Amla (907), Shivnarine Chanderpaul (901) and Michael Clarke (900).
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England Will be Weaker Without Kevin Pietersen, Says Michael Clarke
Michael Clarke said he had sympathy for Kevin Pietersen but his absence would make Australia's task easier during the Ashes.
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Michael Clarke Confident That Kevin Pietersen Will Play Ashes
Kevin Pietersen was axed by the England and Wales Cricket Board (ECB) following England's 5-0 Ashes whitewash in 2013-14, but will make his English county cricket return for Surrey this weekend in a bid to return to the national side.
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Andy Flower slams reports of 'ultimatum' to ECB over Kevin Pietersen
English media said Andy Flower was ready to quit unless he was given guarantees that Kevin Pietersen would not be selected. Flower has rubbished the reports.
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Thousands greet Australia's Ashes heroes at Sydney Opera House
The players were introduced on stage alongside Prime Minster Tony Abbott, minus veteran opener Chris Rogers, who turned up late after his alarm failed to go off.
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Kevin Pietersen rules out retirement, vows to regain Ashes
Pietersen's future has been under the spotlight during England's recent 5-0 Ashes series thrashing in Australia, with the 33-year-old managing only 294 runs in the five tests at an average of under 30.
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Anatomy of an Ashes annihilation
As Australia partied long and loud at the Sydney Cricket Ground and England sloped off to face a barrage of criticism, the numbers revealed the sheer scale of the hosts' superiority.
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The Ashes: Australian media hail Michael Clarke's 'unchangeables'
The annihilation of England has left an Australian team that were in the doldrums only six months ago feeling on top of the world.
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The Ashes: More pain to come for shattered England, warns coach Andy Flower
Flower said he would not identify individual players facing the chop, with reports that high-profile batsman Kevin Pietersen, one of the big English failures in the series, was under pressure.
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Video: United Airlines Flight Makes Emergency Landing After Passenger Spots Damaged Wing
The incident happened on Monday when a passenger Kevin Clark noticed the right wing coming apart on the plane.
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Virat Kohli Moves Ahead Of Brian Lara In All-Time ICC Test Player Rankings
Virat Kohli has leapfrogged Lara (911), Kevin Pietersen (909), Hashim Amla (907), Shivnarine Chanderpaul (901) and Michael Clarke (900).
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England Will be Weaker Without Kevin Pietersen, Says Michael Clarke
Michael Clarke said he had sympathy for Kevin Pietersen but his absence would make Australia's task easier during the Ashes.
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Michael Clarke Confident That Kevin Pietersen Will Play Ashes
Kevin Pietersen was axed by the England and Wales Cricket Board (ECB) following England's 5-0 Ashes whitewash in 2013-14, but will make his English county cricket return for Surrey this weekend in a bid to return to the national side.
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Andy Flower slams reports of 'ultimatum' to ECB over Kevin Pietersen
English media said Andy Flower was ready to quit unless he was given guarantees that Kevin Pietersen would not be selected. Flower has rubbished the reports.
-
Thousands greet Australia's Ashes heroes at Sydney Opera House
The players were introduced on stage alongside Prime Minster Tony Abbott, minus veteran opener Chris Rogers, who turned up late after his alarm failed to go off.
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Kevin Pietersen rules out retirement, vows to regain Ashes
Pietersen's future has been under the spotlight during England's recent 5-0 Ashes series thrashing in Australia, with the 33-year-old managing only 294 runs in the five tests at an average of under 30.
-
Anatomy of an Ashes annihilation
As Australia partied long and loud at the Sydney Cricket Ground and England sloped off to face a barrage of criticism, the numbers revealed the sheer scale of the hosts' superiority.
-
The Ashes: Australian media hail Michael Clarke's 'unchangeables'
The annihilation of England has left an Australian team that were in the doldrums only six months ago feeling on top of the world.
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The Ashes: More pain to come for shattered England, warns coach Andy Flower
Flower said he would not identify individual players facing the chop, with reports that high-profile batsman Kevin Pietersen, one of the big English failures in the series, was under pressure.
