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New Zealand Kings Of Swing Trent Boult, Tim Southee Eye T20 World Cup Final
Trent Boult and Tim Southee are New Zealand's kings of swing, unstarry but deadly with the new ball and looking to inspire the Black Caps to the T20 World Cup title.
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Egypt's Armless Table Tennis 'Legend' Is In A Class Apart
Egypt's Ibrahim Hamadtou can swing a table tennis racket as well as the next Paralympian, but that's not what makes him a sensation: Hamadtou holds the racket between his teeth.
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Brendan Taylor Wary of India's Pace and Swing Ahead of Auckland Clash
Zimbabwe's stand-in captain Brendan Taylor, who will be playing his last match for the national side as he is migrating to England for a better future, is wary of the current Indian team, one of title contenders in the ongoing World Cup.
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World Cup 2015: England Likely to Lose Gary Ballance in Search of Equilibrium
Gary Ballance's four consecutive failures at number three with the bat provide ample motive for selectors to swing the axe or demote the 25-year-old down to the middle order.
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World Cup 2015: Michael Clarke Sidesteps Darren Lehmann Fall-Out Talk
In the aftermath of Australia's one-wicket loss to New Zealand at the weekend, skipper Michael Clarke's observation that the side had failed to prepare for the swinging ball was seen as thinly-veiled blast at coach Darren Lehmann for an apparent lack of planning.
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Swing Kings Offer Hope of Checking World Cup Run Riot
In the ICC Cricket Wold Cup so far, the bowlers' worst fears appear to have been realised with 14 scores of 300 and over already and the group stage not yet complete.
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Sony Confident TV Business Will Swing Back to Profitability This Year
Masashi Imamura told a media round table that the TV business had reduced fixed costs during the last financial year, and profitability was now in sight.
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IPL 6: Bangalore top table with Super Over win against Delhi
Virender Sehwag and David Warner, the Delhi openers, got the runs on the board, but as is often the case with them, peppered the run-scoring shots with mishits and swings that connected only with air.
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New Zealand Kings Of Swing Trent Boult, Tim Southee Eye T20 World Cup Final
Trent Boult and Tim Southee are New Zealand's kings of swing, unstarry but deadly with the new ball and looking to inspire the Black Caps to the T20 World Cup title.
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Egypt's Armless Table Tennis 'Legend' Is In A Class Apart
Egypt's Ibrahim Hamadtou can swing a table tennis racket as well as the next Paralympian, but that's not what makes him a sensation: Hamadtou holds the racket between his teeth.
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Brendan Taylor Wary of India's Pace and Swing Ahead of Auckland Clash
Zimbabwe's stand-in captain Brendan Taylor, who will be playing his last match for the national side as he is migrating to England for a better future, is wary of the current Indian team, one of title contenders in the ongoing World Cup.
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World Cup 2015: England Likely to Lose Gary Ballance in Search of Equilibrium
Gary Ballance's four consecutive failures at number three with the bat provide ample motive for selectors to swing the axe or demote the 25-year-old down to the middle order.
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World Cup 2015: Michael Clarke Sidesteps Darren Lehmann Fall-Out Talk
In the aftermath of Australia's one-wicket loss to New Zealand at the weekend, skipper Michael Clarke's observation that the side had failed to prepare for the swinging ball was seen as thinly-veiled blast at coach Darren Lehmann for an apparent lack of planning.
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Swing Kings Offer Hope of Checking World Cup Run Riot
In the ICC Cricket Wold Cup so far, the bowlers' worst fears appear to have been realised with 14 scores of 300 and over already and the group stage not yet complete.
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Sony Confident TV Business Will Swing Back to Profitability This Year
Masashi Imamura told a media round table that the TV business had reduced fixed costs during the last financial year, and profitability was now in sight.
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IPL 6: Bangalore top table with Super Over win against Delhi
Virender Sehwag and David Warner, the Delhi openers, got the runs on the board, but as is often the case with them, peppered the run-scoring shots with mishits and swings that connected only with air.
