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UK Government Announces New Steps Against Illegal Immigrants
Britain's government promised new measures Monday to crack down on illegal immigrants by making landlords evict them, as the Calais migrants crisis continued to dominate the headlines.
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The Ashes: No.3 conundrum for Australia - Phil Hughes or Usman Khawaja
Usman Khawaja averages a lowly 24.38 from 14 innings at the position and appears to be in the firing line for the fifth Ashes Test. Phil Hughes, who played in the first two Ashes Tests, has since had the most decent record at no.3, scoring 372 runs at an average of 37.20 in 10 innings.
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The Ashes: Steve Waugh urges Darren Lehmann to stick by Australia's top six
Steve Waugh said he experienced first-hand the benefits of selectors showing faith, as he did not win a Test match until his 13th Test and failed to score a ton until his 26th Test.
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The Ashes: Alastair Cook, Kevin Pietersen resurrect England after Starc's double blow
Cook and Pietersen added an unbroken stand of 69 runs for the 3rd wicket as they saw England through to stumps on Day 2 after Ashton Agar's heroics with the bat stole the show for Australia.
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Ashes warm-up: Ton-up Michael Clarke puts Aussies on top vs Worcestershire
Clarke, who had been suffering from a recurrence of his longstanding back injury during the early stages of the tour, got in touch for next week's first Test against England at Trent Bridge by making 124 off just 98 balls.
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Ashes warm-up: Australia beat Somerset by 6 wickets, win first match under Darren Lehmann
Usman Khawaja, Phil Hughes and vice-captain Brad Haddin all hit fifties as Australia reached a target of 260 on the fourth afternoon.
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Phil Hughes and Matthew Wade join Australia A squad
Skipper Michael Clarke, James Faulkner, Mitchell Starc, David Warner, Shane Watson and Chris Rogers will remain in London to prepare before the Ashes squad officially assembles June 24.
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3rd Test: Dominant India win in Mohali to clinch series
Team India has not only won the series comprehensively but they also go in to Delhi Test with a crack at a clean sweep over Australia, which they have never achieved before.
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India in pole position, says Sunil Gavaskar
Jones and Gavaskar also seemed in jovial and naughty mood at the prospects of Shane Watson returning for Delhi Test and that too as captain, in case Michael Clarke is not fit.
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Second-innings fragility leaves Australia in a bind
With Clarke forced down the order, any minor hopes Australia may have harboured of winning the game after conceding only a 91-run first-innings lead slipped away. Siddle put the improvement in the bowling down to putting together groups of good overs and keeping the batsmen in check.
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Mohali Test: Chance for India to script history against clueless Aussies
Australia's expulsion of four key players - Watson, pacers James Pattinson, Mitchell Johnson and batsman Usman Khawja - have only brightened India's chances of scripting their best-ever result against the opponents.
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Clarke up the order will provide batting stability: Warner
Clarke, who has looked the only Aussie batsman to have some clue about negotiating the Indian spin trio, has considered promoting himself to as high as number three for the third Test.
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Batting mentor rues lack of preparation time for Phil Hughes
The 24-year-old Hughes has endured a nightmare trip, scoring 25 runs at an average of 6.25, and risks being dropped for the third time in his career for the third Test at Mohali starting on March 14. He has struggled on spinning decks in Chennai and Hyderabad, making 6, 0, 19, 0.
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How to battle spin will torment Aussie minds
Aussie spin attack also looks stingless as visitors don't have the quality of Englishmen Swann and Panesar.
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Phil Hughes bracing for Indian spin-music
The first Australian to score a century on ODI debut, the left-hander is counting on Michael Clarke's wisdom to tackle Harbhajan and Company.
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UK Government Announces New Steps Against Illegal Immigrants
Britain's government promised new measures Monday to crack down on illegal immigrants by making landlords evict them, as the Calais migrants crisis continued to dominate the headlines.
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The Ashes: No.3 conundrum for Australia - Phil Hughes or Usman Khawaja
Usman Khawaja averages a lowly 24.38 from 14 innings at the position and appears to be in the firing line for the fifth Ashes Test. Phil Hughes, who played in the first two Ashes Tests, has since had the most decent record at no.3, scoring 372 runs at an average of 37.20 in 10 innings.
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The Ashes: Steve Waugh urges Darren Lehmann to stick by Australia's top six
Steve Waugh said he experienced first-hand the benefits of selectors showing faith, as he did not win a Test match until his 13th Test and failed to score a ton until his 26th Test.
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The Ashes: Alastair Cook, Kevin Pietersen resurrect England after Starc's double blow
Cook and Pietersen added an unbroken stand of 69 runs for the 3rd wicket as they saw England through to stumps on Day 2 after Ashton Agar's heroics with the bat stole the show for Australia.
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Ashes warm-up: Ton-up Michael Clarke puts Aussies on top vs Worcestershire
Clarke, who had been suffering from a recurrence of his longstanding back injury during the early stages of the tour, got in touch for next week's first Test against England at Trent Bridge by making 124 off just 98 balls.
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Ashes warm-up: Australia beat Somerset by 6 wickets, win first match under Darren Lehmann
Usman Khawaja, Phil Hughes and vice-captain Brad Haddin all hit fifties as Australia reached a target of 260 on the fourth afternoon.
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Phil Hughes and Matthew Wade join Australia A squad
Skipper Michael Clarke, James Faulkner, Mitchell Starc, David Warner, Shane Watson and Chris Rogers will remain in London to prepare before the Ashes squad officially assembles June 24.
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3rd Test: Dominant India win in Mohali to clinch series
Team India has not only won the series comprehensively but they also go in to Delhi Test with a crack at a clean sweep over Australia, which they have never achieved before.
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India in pole position, says Sunil Gavaskar
Jones and Gavaskar also seemed in jovial and naughty mood at the prospects of Shane Watson returning for Delhi Test and that too as captain, in case Michael Clarke is not fit.
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Second-innings fragility leaves Australia in a bind
With Clarke forced down the order, any minor hopes Australia may have harboured of winning the game after conceding only a 91-run first-innings lead slipped away. Siddle put the improvement in the bowling down to putting together groups of good overs and keeping the batsmen in check.
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Mohali Test: Chance for India to script history against clueless Aussies
Australia's expulsion of four key players - Watson, pacers James Pattinson, Mitchell Johnson and batsman Usman Khawja - have only brightened India's chances of scripting their best-ever result against the opponents.
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Clarke up the order will provide batting stability: Warner
Clarke, who has looked the only Aussie batsman to have some clue about negotiating the Indian spin trio, has considered promoting himself to as high as number three for the third Test.
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Batting mentor rues lack of preparation time for Phil Hughes
The 24-year-old Hughes has endured a nightmare trip, scoring 25 runs at an average of 6.25, and risks being dropped for the third time in his career for the third Test at Mohali starting on March 14. He has struggled on spinning decks in Chennai and Hyderabad, making 6, 0, 19, 0.
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How to battle spin will torment Aussie minds
Aussie spin attack also looks stingless as visitors don't have the quality of Englishmen Swann and Panesar.
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Phil Hughes bracing for Indian spin-music
The first Australian to score a century on ODI debut, the left-hander is counting on Michael Clarke's wisdom to tackle Harbhajan and Company.
