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SUV Carrying Family Perhaps Intentionally Driven Off Cliff: Reports
The crash that killed a married couple and at least three of their adopted children after their vehicle plunged off a California cliff last week may not have been an accident, according to media reports.
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'Sorry I Was Being Stupid,' He Said In A Farewell Video After Crashing - Then Came His 'Miracle'
The video shows Kevin Diepenbrock lying on the ground, his face bloodied.
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Former England striker Kevin Phillips retires
Kevin Phillips was the Premier League top scorer in 1999-2000 with 30 goals for Sunderland, a tally which earned him the European Golden Boot.
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Ryan Giggs keeping 40th birthday under wraps
Giggs reaches the milestone in November and is set to become only the fourth outfield player aged over 40 to appear in the Premier League after Gordon Strachan, Kevin Phillips and former team-mate Teddy Sheringham.
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The Ashes: Batting order changes 'frustrating' but Phillip Hughes keen to make a mark
The constant changing of batting order is due to to two possible reasons - Phil Hughes not making one spot his own and Australia's batting not clicking in general. Hughes too finds it a bit frustrating but is keen to make a mark.
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The Ashes: Steven Smith, Phillip Hughes shine on Day 1 vs Sussex
Ed Cowan added 66 and Phil Hughes made 84 in an opening stand of 150 as Australia ended the first day on 354 for five after winning the toss. Steven Smith is batting on 98.
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Crystal Palace promotion hero Kevin Phillips gets new deal
He is set to become just the third outfield player to have played in the Premier League at 40, following Teddy Sheringham and Gordon Strachan.
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Darren Lehmann working wonders for spin-phobic Phillip Hughes
Phillip Hughes has struggled against spin in the past. However he had been working hard behind the scenes with coach Darren Lehmann on a method to combat Graeme Swann and Co. in the upcoming Ashes series in England.
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I'm not in Pakistan to seek job: Peter Moores
Reportedly to help out Pakistan cricket, former England coach Peter Moores says that he isn't in the country to seek job.
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Pakistan seeks English help to lift domestic cricket
Former greats too will be included in the discussions which is a bright spot.
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No need for Pietersen 'love-in' says axed coach
The ex-England coach sacked after a row with Kevin Pietersen has said there's no need for the batsman to have a "love-in" with his team-mates if he is to resume his international career.
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Calm exit sums up England's Andrew Strauss
Composure was the hallmark of Andrew Strauss as a batsman and it was much in evidence as the England Test captain announced his retirement from all cricket on Wednesday.
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Englishman claims to have demystified Bradman's average
Former English cricketer Tony Shillinglaw claims he has demystified Don Bradman's technique which helped him achieve the unmatched average of 99.
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Arthur, Whatmore emerge as frontrunners for Pakistan coach
High-profile international coaches like Mickey Arthur, Dav Whatmore and Peter Moores have emerged as the frontrunners to replace Waqar Younis as Pakistan cricket team coach.
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Blues ease drop fears with Trotters success
Goals from Kevin Phillips and Craig Gardener eased Birmingham's relegation fears as they moved out of the Premier League drop zone with a crucial 2-1 win over Bolton at St Andrew's on Saturday.
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SUV Carrying Family Perhaps Intentionally Driven Off Cliff: Reports
The crash that killed a married couple and at least three of their adopted children after their vehicle plunged off a California cliff last week may not have been an accident, according to media reports.
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'Sorry I Was Being Stupid,' He Said In A Farewell Video After Crashing - Then Came His 'Miracle'
The video shows Kevin Diepenbrock lying on the ground, his face bloodied.
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Former England striker Kevin Phillips retires
Kevin Phillips was the Premier League top scorer in 1999-2000 with 30 goals for Sunderland, a tally which earned him the European Golden Boot.
-
Ryan Giggs keeping 40th birthday under wraps
Giggs reaches the milestone in November and is set to become only the fourth outfield player aged over 40 to appear in the Premier League after Gordon Strachan, Kevin Phillips and former team-mate Teddy Sheringham.
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The Ashes: Batting order changes 'frustrating' but Phillip Hughes keen to make a mark
The constant changing of batting order is due to to two possible reasons - Phil Hughes not making one spot his own and Australia's batting not clicking in general. Hughes too finds it a bit frustrating but is keen to make a mark.
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The Ashes: Steven Smith, Phillip Hughes shine on Day 1 vs Sussex
Ed Cowan added 66 and Phil Hughes made 84 in an opening stand of 150 as Australia ended the first day on 354 for five after winning the toss. Steven Smith is batting on 98.
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Crystal Palace promotion hero Kevin Phillips gets new deal
He is set to become just the third outfield player to have played in the Premier League at 40, following Teddy Sheringham and Gordon Strachan.
-
Darren Lehmann working wonders for spin-phobic Phillip Hughes
Phillip Hughes has struggled against spin in the past. However he had been working hard behind the scenes with coach Darren Lehmann on a method to combat Graeme Swann and Co. in the upcoming Ashes series in England.
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I'm not in Pakistan to seek job: Peter Moores
Reportedly to help out Pakistan cricket, former England coach Peter Moores says that he isn't in the country to seek job.
-
Pakistan seeks English help to lift domestic cricket
Former greats too will be included in the discussions which is a bright spot.
-
No need for Pietersen 'love-in' says axed coach
The ex-England coach sacked after a row with Kevin Pietersen has said there's no need for the batsman to have a "love-in" with his team-mates if he is to resume his international career.
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Calm exit sums up England's Andrew Strauss
Composure was the hallmark of Andrew Strauss as a batsman and it was much in evidence as the England Test captain announced his retirement from all cricket on Wednesday.
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Englishman claims to have demystified Bradman's average
Former English cricketer Tony Shillinglaw claims he has demystified Don Bradman's technique which helped him achieve the unmatched average of 99.
-
Arthur, Whatmore emerge as frontrunners for Pakistan coach
High-profile international coaches like Mickey Arthur, Dav Whatmore and Peter Moores have emerged as the frontrunners to replace Waqar Younis as Pakistan cricket team coach.
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Blues ease drop fears with Trotters success
Goals from Kevin Phillips and Craig Gardener eased Birmingham's relegation fears as they moved out of the Premier League drop zone with a crucial 2-1 win over Bolton at St Andrew's on Saturday.
