walkthroughs/bbc/graph_similarity.ipynb

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        "# The blob account name = [accountname]\n",
        "account_name = \"\"\n",
        "# The name of the primary ADLS share\n",
        "file_system_name=\"\"\n",
        "# The blob account key [iufquq34r423r2==] - used to generate a SAS key\n",
        "account_key = ''\n",
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      "source": [
        "# The input file name \n",
        "input_directory = f'abfss://{file_system_name}@{account_name}.dfs.core.windows.net/bbcsports/'\n",
        "# The number of clusters - this can be automated or start with a guesstimate\n",
        "number_of_clusters = 15\n",
        "# The output directory where the output file will be written to\n",
        "output_directory = f'abfss://{file_system_name}@{account_name}.dfs.core.windows.net/bbcsports/output/'\n",
        "# The name of the output file\n",
        "output_filename = 'bbcsports_BART_cosinepca2_euclidean.csv'\n",
        "\n",
        "# The blob account url - https://[accountname].blob.core.windows.net\n",
        "account_url = f\"https://{account_name}.blob.core.windows.net\"\n",
        "\n",
        "# If this is set to True then the Coalesce notebook will need to be run to merge the partition files into a single file\n",
        "LOW_MEMORY_MODE = False\n",
        "\n",
        "# AML Experiment tracking\n",
        "\n",
        "# Azure SubscriptionId\n",
        "subscription_id=\"\"\n",
        "# AzureML Workspace Resource Group\n",
        "resource_group=\"\"\n",
        "# AzureML Workspace Name\n",
        "workspace_name=\"\""
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      "source": [
        "from pyspark.ml.feature import HashingTF, IDF, Tokenizer, CountVectorizer, StopWordsRemover, PCA, RegexTokenizer\n",
        "from pyspark.ml.clustering import LDA, KMeans, BisectingKMeans\n",
        "from pyspark.ml import Pipeline\n",
        "from pyspark import SparkContext, SparkConf\n",
        "import sys\n",
        "from pyspark.sql.functions import udf, col, size\n",
        "from pyspark.sql.types import StringType\n",
        "from pyspark.sql import SparkSession\n",
        "import ntpath\n",
        "import os\n",
        "from sklearn.manifold import TSNE\n",
        "import numpy as np\n",
        "\n",
        "from transformers import BartTokenizer, BartModel\n",
        "model_name = 'facebook/bart-base'\n"
      ]
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      "cell_type": "markdown",
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      "source": [
        "## Track the Experiment in Azure ML"
      ]
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    {
      "cell_type": "code",
      "execution_count": null,
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      "source": [
        "from azureml.core import Workspace, Experiment, Run\n",
        "import mlflow\n",
        "\n",
        "ws = Workspace(subscription_id=subscription_id, resource_group=resource_group, workspace_name=workspace_name)    \n",
        "mlflow.set_tracking_uri(ws.get_mlflow_tracking_uri())\n",
        "experiment_name = f\"({mssparkutils.runtime.context['notebookname']}_{str(mssparkutils.env.getJobId())})\"\n",
        "mlflow.set_experiment(experiment_name)\n",
        "mlflow.log_param(\"input_directory\", input_directory)\n",
        "mlflow.log_param(\"number_of_clusters\", number_of_clusters)\n",
        "mlflow.log_param(\"output_directory\", output_directory)\n",
        "mlflow.log_param(\"output_filename\", output_filename)\n",
        "mlflow.log_param(\"account_url\", account_url)\n",
        "mlflow.log_param(\"account_name\", account_name)\n",
        "mlflow.log_param(\"file_system_name\", file_system_name)\n",
        "mlflow.log_param(\"model_name\", model_name)\n",
        "mlflow.log_param(\"LOW_MEMORY_MODE\", LOW_MEMORY_MODE)\n",
        "params = {\n",
        "    \"sparkpool\": mssparkutils.runtime.context['sparkpool'],\n",
        "    \"workspace\": mssparkutils.runtime.context['workspace'],\n",
        "    \"notebookname\": mssparkutils.runtime.context['notebookname'],\n",
        "    \"isForPipeline\": mssparkutils.runtime.context['isForPipeline'],\n",
        "    \"pipelinejobid\": mssparkutils.runtime.context['pipelinejobid']\n",
        "}\n",
        "\n",
        "mlflow.log_params(params)\n",
        "mlflow.pyspark.ml.autolog()"
      ]
    },
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      "source": [
        "# replace this with your folder data\n",
        "df = spark.read.text(input_directory, wholetext=True)\n"
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      "cell_type": "code",
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          "name": "stdout",
          "output_type": "stream",
          "text": [
            "root\n",
            " |-- text: string (nullable = true)\n",
            "\n"
          ]
        }
      ],
      "source": [
        "# remove rows with empty values  and reaname value column\n",
        "import pyspark.sql.functions as F\n",
        "df_filtered = df.filter(F.col(\"value\")!=\"\")\n",
        "df_filtered = df_filtered.select(F.col(\"value\").alias(\"text\"))\n",
        "df_filtered.printSchema()"
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          "text": [
            "root\n",
            " |-- text: string (nullable = true)\n",
            " |-- filename: string (nullable = true)\n",
            "\n"
          ]
        }
      ],
      "source": [
        "# Extract the foldername \n",
        "from pyspark.sql.functions import regexp_extract, input_file_name\n",
        "regex_str = \"[\\/]([^\\/]+[\\/][^\\/]+)$\"\n",
        "df_updated = df_filtered.withColumn(\"filename\", regexp_extract(input_file_name(),regex_str,1))\n",
        "\n",
        "# Extract filename from directory\n",
        "def extractfilename(str):\n",
        "    nameStr = str.split('/') \n",
        "    return nameStr[1]\n",
        "\n",
        "# Use the udf to update filename column\n",
        "from pyspark.sql.functions import udf,col,lit\n",
        "from pyspark.sql.types import StringType\n",
        "udf_filename = udf(lambda x:extractfilename(x),StringType())\n",
        "df_label = df_updated.withColumn(\"filename\",udf_filename(col(\"filename\")))\n",
        "df_label.printSchema() "
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      ],
      "source": [
        "import pyspark.sql.functions as F\n",
        "\n",
        "df_label = df_label.withColumn(\"txt_array\", F.split(F.regexp_replace(\"text\", \" \", \"\"), ','))"
      ]
    },
    {
      "cell_type": "code",
      "execution_count": 58,
      "metadata": {
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        "nteract": {
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          },
          "metadata": {},
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      ],
      "source": [
        "from pyspark.sql.functions import row_number,lit\n",
        "from pyspark.sql.window import Window\n",
        "w = Window().orderBy(lit('A'))\n",
        "df_label = df_label.withColumn(\"row_num\", row_number().over(w))"
      ]
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          "metadata": {},
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      ],
      "source": [
        "from pyspark.ml.feature import HashingTF, IDF\n",
        "hashingTF = HashingTF(inputCol=\"txt_array\", outputCol=\"tf\",binary=True)\n",
        "tf = hashingTF.transform(df_label)\n"
      ]
    },
    {
      "cell_type": "code",
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      ],
      "source": [
        "from pyspark.ml.feature import MinHashLSH\n",
        "mh = MinHashLSH(inputCol=\"tf\", outputCol=\"hashes\", numHashTables=5)\n",
        "model = mh.fit(tf)\n"
      ]
    },
    {
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      "source": [
        "tf2 = tf"
      ]
    },
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      ],
      "source": [
        "results = model.approxSimilarityJoin(tf, tf2, 1, distCol=\"JaccardDistance\")\n",
        "\n",
        "results = results.withColumn('fname1',col('datasetA.filename')) \\\n",
        "                 .withColumn('fname2',col('datasetB.filename')) \\\n",
        "                 .withColumn('ID1',col('datasetA.row_num')) \\\n",
        "                 .withColumn('ID2',col('datasetB.row_num')) \\\n",
        "                 .withColumn('sim_score',1-col('JaccardDistance')) \\\n",
        "                 .filter(col('ID1')<col('ID2'))"
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      "source": [
        "sample_text = spark.createDataFrame([(1,\"rugby is a great sport\")],[\"id\",\"text\"])\n",
        "sample_text = sample_text.withColumn(\"txt_array\", F.split(F.regexp_replace(\"text\", \" \", \"\"), ','))\n",
        "sample_tf = hashingTF.transform(sample_text)\n",
        "display(sample_tf)"
      ]
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      "source": [
        "key = tf.select('tf').limit(1).collect()\n",
        "key = key[0].__getattr__('tf')"
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Mark Butcher then played on and Andrew Strauss was caught at mid-off for 25.\n\nPollock is given the task of capturing the final two England wickets.\n\nEngland 125-8\n\nAn authentic boundary next ball, lashed over cover for four more.\n\nNext ball Jones tries to duck a bouncer and the ball barely gets above stump height, glancing the top of his head and bringing four leg byes.\n\nJones stands up to Steyn and pushes through the gap at mid-off for two.\n\nBoje tosses one up from over the wicket and Jones has a dart at it, not finding the middle of the bat but smearing through a vacant mid-on for a single.\n\nAfter the pace barrage, Boje returns and Hoggard finds a single to leave new man Simon Jones on strike.\n\nThe Giles vigil ends in disappointing fashion as, severely hampered, he hooks at Steyn and the man at deep square-leg does not have to move.\n\nFavouring the back foot as Steyn continues to steam in, Hoggard is glad to see one of fullish length that he can push out for a single.\n\nAfter a single is scrambled, Hoggard moves into the firing line and just manages to avoid a rapidly rising bouncer.\n\nAnother part of unprotected Giles anatomy is battered at 85mph, Steyn's skidding short one catching him in the armpit.\n\nHoggard jabs down at the final moment to keep out a yorker from Kallis that was destined for the timbers.\n\nAn appeal begun only by the keeper for caught behind against Giles down the legside increases a little in volume, but Darrel Hair is not impressed.\n\nHoggard does not know too much about a full and fast delivery, which he inside edges to fine-leg for a single.\n\n: Giles hooks uncomfortably again with one hand off the bat, but the single gives him temporary reprieve from the hostile Steyn.\n\nThe return of Kallis is warmly greeted by Giles, who clips a loosener neatly off his pads for four.\n\nMatthew Hoggard is the latest casualty, another short one from the aggressive Steyn thwacking into his arm guard.\n\nThe next ball is also short and Giles plays an unconvincing hook, with one hand coming off the bat, but some contact is made and Giles is grateful to stutter through for a single.\n\nGiles is thumped again by another short one.\n\nGiles ducks into a brutal low bouncer from Steyn, the ball crashes into his elbow and loops over the slip for four leg byes.\n\nSteyn returns for Pollock as South Africa look to wrap up the innings.\n\nThe hook proves to be the undoing of Jones, who picks out Rudolph in the deep off Ntini.\n\nJones edges low through a gap where fourth slip would have been, bringing four urgently needed runs for England.\n\nAnother hook goes high into the space in front of square, but determined fielding from Rudolph restricts Jones to two.\n\nPersisting with the hook shot, Jones is fully in control but can only get a single to deep square-leg off Pollock.\n\nJones hooks uppishly at Ntini and is within 10 yards of carrying to the fielder on the fine-leg boundary.\n\nAiming an expansive drive into the off-side he gets an inside edge and escapes with a single.\n\nJones pummels a cut shot off Pollock into the boards for his second four.\n\nVaughan is rapped on the pads bang in front by a skidding delivery from Ntini and umpire Taufel confirms his worst fears.\n\nPollock unsettles Vaughan with a bouncer that follows him and catches the glove.\n\nA controlled thick edge from Jones finds the gap between third slip and gully and races for four.\n\nNtini returns, his first delivery down the legside and easily turned for a single by Vaughan.\n\nGeraint Jones picks up a short one from Pollock and the ball soars over the ropes for the maximum to open the wicketkeeper's account in emphatic fashion.\n\nVaughan rocks back to guide a forcing shot for a much needed boundary off Boje.\n\nFlintoff is beaten for pace by Pollock and his hook shot loops up tamely off the splice to square leg to leave his team in turmoil.\n\nVaughan appears to lose sight of a short one from Pollock, and having planned to leave it fends it awkwardly with the glove, before scrambling through for a risky single.\n\nVaughan is able to pinch a single as his gentle push on the off side defeats the fielder on the bounce.\n\nThorpe is trapped plumb in front by the metronomic Pollock.\n\nBoje resumes after the interval, Vaughan crashes one into Jacques Rudolph at silly point but slices the next ball through gully for four.\n\nEngland 58-3\n\nVaughan and Thorpe get through safely to lunch but know that much more will be required this afternoon.\n\nVaughan, badly needing to play a major innings, strikes a fluent boundary off Boje.\n\nKallis switches ends and produces a maiden as England look towards the safety of the luncheon interval.\n\nNew man Graham Thorpe clips a single from the final ball of the over.\n\nThe single proves effective as key man Strauss takes the strike and lofts a catch to extra cover, where Ntini swoops low to cap a fine morning for the home side.\n\nBoje finds some early spin with his third delivery and catches the edge of Vaughan's bat as the England captain pushes forward, but De Villiers spills the chance and the ball falls to safety.\n\nKallis is replaced after two overs and the spin of Nicky Boje is tried 13 minutes before lunch.\n\nThere is nothing to stop a Strauss cut shot which brings up the England 50 in the 24th over.\n\nStrauss is denied a certain boundary when his pull shot strikes square-leg umpire Simon Taufel.\n\nKallis escapes with a maiden as a sumptuous looking drive from Vaughan goes straight to the ubiquitous Amla in the covers.\n\nStrauss strokes the next ball gloriously down the ground for his fourth boundary.\n\nVaughan pirouettes to pull Steyn stylishly but only for a single as the distinctive figure of Amla fields on the square-leg fence.\n\nStrauss eases the pressure a little by bisecting the field with a trademark drive to the boundary, as Kallis struggles to find his rhythm early on.\n\nJacques Kallis is introduced, having been unable to bowl in the first Test or in India, his first delivery is easily clipped into the legside for Vaughan's first run.\n\nMore conviction in this pull shot from Strauss, and Steyn is dispatched to the boundary.\n\nJust a single from the over, a hook from Strauss, who moves to nine.\n\nMichael Vaughan is given a bouncer first up and survives an optimistic shout for lbw.\n\nAn inside edge onto the stumps off Steyn ends Butcher's innings in disappointing fashion again.\n\nA nicely timed cover drive brings Butcher three runs, with the intrepid Amla cutting the ball off a yard inside the ropes.\n\nNtini replaces Pollock, who is left to fume in the outfield, his face a light shade of crimson.\n\nSteyn completes his second maiden, restricting Butcher with an accurate off-stump line.\n\nPollock hurls the ball back at Strauss and throws in a few choice words for good measure.\n\nThe extra bounce of Durban provides some uncertainty for Strauss, an attempted cut and hook bouncing too high for him.\n\nDale Steyn is brought into the attack and Herschelle Gibbs provides him with a maiden with an agile diving stop in the gully.\n\nButcher has to scamper through as he attempts a quick single to Amla, who is quicker than perhaps the left-hander gives him credit for, luckily for him the throw is a fraction high.\n\nAn elegant drive on the tips of his toes from Strauss through mid-off gives him his first boundary.\n\nMark Butcher nudges Ntini into the legside to open his account.\n\nPollock maintains the South Africa stranglehold with another over offering no easy runs.\n\nA stunning one-handed catch by De Villiers off an inside edge ends Trescothick's bright innings.\n\nStrauss gets down to Ntini's end and is happy to receive a ball on the pads which he clips neatly away through square-leg for three.\n\nTrescothick slashes a wide one from Ntini not quite out of the middle, but there is enough on it to clear Nicky Boje in the gully and race for four.\n\nStrauss looks for a single after driving to the right of Hashim Amla, but the fielder gets across well and ensures another maiden.\n\nThe wild Ntini produces a maiden, the final ball of the over keeping low and bouncing in front of wicketkeeper AB de Villiers.\n\nStrauss, keen to get off the mark, attempts a drive at Pollock outside off-stump but misses and it is another maiden.\n\nNtini asks the question of Darrell Hair but Trescothick is a long way forward, he clips the next ball off his pads for two more.\n\nAnother probing maiden from Pollock, with Strauss content to remain on nought and leave them outside his off-stump.\n\nTrescothick thumps the final ball of Ntini's over through the covers into the boundary boards.\n\nPollock maintains a tidy line outside off-stump to Strauss, who is yet to get off the mark.\n\nTrescothick picks the gap at mid-off, punching Ntini for the day's first boundary.\n\nNtini, bowling over the wicket, angles a short ball across Trescothick, who does not take the bait.\n\nPollock overpitches as Trescothick gets the scoring under way for England with an off-drive for three runs.\n\nGraeme Smith (captain), Herschelle Gibbs, Jacques Rudolph, Jacques Kallis, Martin van Jaarsveld, Hashim Amla, AB de Villiers, Shaun Pollock, Nicky Boje, Makhaya Ntini, Dale Steyn.\n\nMarcus Trescothick, Andrew Strauss, Mark Butcher, Michael Vaughan (captain), Graham Thorpe, Andrew Flintoff, Geraint Jones, Ashley Giles, Matthew Hoggard, Simon Jones, Stephen Harmison. Umpires: D Hair, S Taufel (Aus).\n",
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                    "EnglandleftintattersinDurban\n\nTea",
                    "dayone:England:125-8\n\nGrahamThorpewastrappedlbw",
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                    "MichaelVaughanfellplumblbwandGeraintJoneshookedintothedeep.MarcusTrescothickwasthefirsttogoafterEnglandlostthetoss",
                    "caughtbehindoffMakhayaNtini(3-41).MarkButcherthenplayedonandAndrewStrausswascaughtatmid-offfor25.\n\nPollockisgiventhetaskofcapturingthefinaltwoEnglandwickets.\n\nEngland125-8\n\nAnauthenticboundarynextball",
                    "lashedovercoverforfourmore.\n\nNextballJonestriestoduckabouncerandtheballbarelygetsabovestumpheight",
                    "glancingthetopofhisheadandbringingfourlegbyes.\n\nJonesstandsuptoSteynandpushesthroughthegapatmid-offfortwo.\n\nBojetossesoneupfromoverthewicketandJoneshasadartatit",
                    "notfindingthemiddleofthebatbutsmearingthroughavacantmid-onforasingle.\n\nAfterthepacebarrage",
                    "BojereturnsandHoggardfindsasingletoleavenewmanSimonJonesonstrike.\n\nTheGilesvigilendsindisappointingfashionas",
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                    "hehooksatSteynandthemanatdeepsquare-legdoesnothavetomove.\n\nFavouringthebackfootasSteyncontinuestosteamin",
                    "Hoggardisgladtoseeoneoffullishlengththathecanpushoutforasingle.\n\nAfterasingleisscrambled",
                    "Hoggardmovesintothefiringlineandjustmanagestoavoidarapidlyrisingbouncer.\n\nAnotherpartofunprotectedGilesanatomyisbatteredat85mph",
                    "Steyn'sskiddingshortonecatchinghiminthearmpit.\n\nHoggardjabsdownatthefinalmomenttokeepoutayorkerfromKallisthatwasdestinedforthetimbers.\n\nAnappealbegunonlybythekeeperforcaughtbehindagainstGilesdownthelegsideincreasesalittleinvolume",
                    "butDarrelHairisnotimpressed.\n\nHoggarddoesnotknowtoomuchaboutafullandfastdelivery",
                    "whichheinsideedgestofine-legforasingle.\n\n:Gileshooksuncomfortablyagainwithonehandoffthebat",
                    "butthesinglegiveshimtemporaryreprievefromthehostileSteyn.\n\nThereturnofKallisiswarmlygreetedbyGiles",
                    "whoclipsaloosenerneatlyoffhispadsforfour.\n\nMatthewHoggardisthelatestcasualty",
                    "anothershortonefromtheaggressiveSteynthwackingintohisarmguard.\n\nThenextballisalsoshortandGilesplaysanunconvincinghook",
                    "withonehandcomingoffthebat",
                    "butsomecontactismadeandGilesisgratefultostutterthroughforasingle.\n\nGilesisthumpedagainbyanothershortone.\n\nGilesducksintoabrutallowbouncerfromSteyn",
                    "theballcrashesintohiselbowandloopsovertheslipforfourlegbyes.\n\nSteynreturnsforPollockasSouthAfricalooktowrapuptheinnings.\n\nThehookprovestobetheundoingofJones",
                    "whopicksoutRudolphinthedeepoffNtini.\n\nJonesedgeslowthroughagapwherefourthslipwouldhavebeen",
                    "bringingfoururgentlyneededrunsforEngland.\n\nAnotherhookgoeshighintothespaceinfrontofsquare",
                    "butdeterminedfieldingfromRudolphrestrictsJonestotwo.\n\nPersistingwiththehookshot",
                    "Jonesisfullyincontrolbutcanonlygetasingletodeepsquare-legoffPollock.\n\nJoneshooksuppishlyatNtiniandiswithin10yardsofcarryingtothefielderonthefine-legboundary.\n\nAiminganexpansivedriveintotheoff-sidehegetsaninsideedgeandescapeswithasingle.\n\nJonespummelsacutshotoffPollockintotheboardsforhissecondfour.\n\nVaughanisrappedonthepadsbanginfrontbyaskiddingdeliveryfromNtiniandumpireTaufelconfirmshisworstfears.\n\nPollockunsettlesVaughanwithabouncerthatfollowshimandcatchestheglove.\n\nAcontrolledthickedgefromJonesfindsthegapbetweenthirdslipandgullyandracesforfour.\n\nNtinireturns",
                    "hisfirstdeliverydownthelegsideandeasilyturnedforasinglebyVaughan.\n\nGeraintJonespicksupashortonefromPollockandtheballsoarsovertheropesforthemaximumtoopenthewicketkeeper'saccountinemphaticfashion.\n\nVaughanrocksbacktoguideaforcingshotforamuchneededboundaryoffBoje.\n\nFlintoffisbeatenforpacebyPollockandhishookshotloopsuptamelyoffthesplicetosquarelegtoleavehisteaminturmoil.\n\nVaughanappearstolosesightofashortonefromPollock",
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                    "beforescramblingthroughforariskysingle.\n\nVaughanisabletopinchasingleashisgentlepushontheoffsidedefeatsthefielderonthebounce.\n\nThorpeistrappedplumbinfrontbythemetronomicPollock.\n\nBojeresumesaftertheinterval",
                    "VaughancrashesoneintoJacquesRudolphatsillypointbutslicesthenextballthroughgullyforfour.\n\nEngland58-3\n\nVaughanandThorpegetthroughsafelytolunchbutknowthatmuchmorewillberequiredthisafternoon.\n\nVaughan",
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                    "strikesafluentboundaryoffBoje.\n\nKallisswitchesendsandproducesamaidenasEnglandlooktowardsthesafetyoftheluncheoninterval.\n\nNewmanGrahamThorpeclipsasinglefromthefinalballoftheover.\n\nThesingleproveseffectiveaskeymanStrausstakesthestrikeandloftsacatchtoextracover",
                    "whereNtiniswoopslowtocapafinemorningforthehomeside.\n\nBojefindssomeearlyspinwithhisthirddeliveryandcatchestheedgeofVaughan'sbatastheEnglandcaptainpushesforward",
                    "butDeVilliersspillsthechanceandtheballfallstosafety.\n\nKallisisreplacedaftertwooversandthespinofNickyBojeistried13minutesbeforelunch.\n\nThereisnothingtostopaStrausscutshotwhichbringsuptheEngland50inthe24thover.\n\nStraussisdeniedacertainboundarywhenhispullshotstrikessquare-legumpireSimonTaufel.\n\nKallisescapeswithamaidenasasumptuouslookingdrivefromVaughangoesstraighttotheubiquitousAmlainthecovers.\n\nStraussstrokesthenextballgloriouslydownthegroundforhisfourthboundary.\n\nVaughanpirouettestopullSteynstylishlybutonlyforasingleasthedistinctivefigureofAmlafieldsonthesquare-legfence.\n\nStrausseasesthepressurealittlebybisectingthefieldwithatrademarkdrivetotheboundary",
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                    "andSteynisdispatchedtotheboundary.\n\nJustasinglefromtheover",
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                    "withtheintrepidAmlacuttingtheballoffayardinsidetheropes.\n\nNtinireplacesPollock",
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                  "0": "England eye win after Thorpe ton\n\nSecond Test, Durban, day four (close): England: 139 & 570-7d v South Africa 332 & 21-1\n\nThorpe shared in stands of 114 with Andrew Flintoff (60) and 132 with Geraint Jones (73) after England had lost three for 21 in the morning. The left-hander's 16th Test ton came off 209 balls and included 15 fours. The hosts fell to 21-1 at stumps, with Matthew Hoggard trapping home skipper Graeme Smith lbw for five. To win, South Africa will have to break their own chasing record at the ground, which they set in 2002 when scoring 340 to beat Australia. On day three South Africa waited all day for a wicket, but three came along at once when play resumed on the fourth. Makhaya Ntini was the man to ignite the flame, tempting Andrew Strauss into a dalliance outside the off-stump which was pouched by Martin van Jaarsveld at third slip.\n\nThe prolific opener had added only four runs to his overnight 132 when departing. Ntini followed up with the wicket of Michael Vaughan, whose poor run continued when he was cramped up by a short ball and gloved behind for 10, taking his four-innings aggregate this series to 53. Shaun Pollock was doing a fine job tying up his end, and England soon fell to 314-4 when Jacques Kallis put an end to Mark Butcher's painful 70-ball 13. It left the visitors' leading by just 121 with the middle-order exposed, but the lack of depth in South Africa's attack gave England the chance to stabilise. With Graeme Smith forced to rely on support acts Dale Steyn (1-122) and Nicky Boje (1-163), England reasserted thanks to Thorpe and his partnerships with Flintoff and Jones. Flintoff, careful to avoid a pair of ducks, was indecisive early on, edging streakily for four and being struck on the shoulder in one Steyn over. But the all-rounder ended the first session with a full-blooded cover-drive that sent Steyn to the fence, and he carried on in similar vein after the interval. A six off Pollock over long-on was followed by two more off Ntini over square-leg, and Flintoff emulated Thorpe by reaching 50 with a boundary. South Africa's only strike of the afternoon came when Smith offered a long-hop to Flintoff and enticed an edge, which AB de Villiers gloved behind the stumps. England's scoring rate increased when Jones came to the crease, and he complemented Thorpe's grafting approach with some abrasive strokeplay. The keeper blazed 73 off 82 balls, with 10 fours and two sixes, as England chased quick runs prior to the declaration, joining Thorpe in top-edging the hapless Steyn over the keeper's head on numerous occasions. South Africa were forced to place a fielder at long-stop, but the runs continued to flow until Jones holed out at long-on to give Boje his sole strike. Ashley Giles, who will be fit to bowl in day five after suffering back spasms, came out to bat, but his swift removal by Steyn prompted the declaration.\n\nGraeme Smith (captain), Herschelle Gibbs, Jacques Rudolph, Jacques Kallis, Martin van Jaarsveld, Hashim Amla, AB de Villiers, Shaun Pollock, Nicky Boje, Makhaya Ntini, Dale Steyn.\n\nMarcus Trescothick, Andrew Strauss, Mark Butcher, Michael Vaughan (captain), Graham Thorpe, Andrew Flintoff, Geraint Jones, Ashley Giles, Matthew Hoggard, Simon Jones, Stephen Harmison.\n\nD Hair, S Taufel.\n",
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                    "Durban",
                    "dayfour(close):England:139&570-7dvSouthAfrica332&21-1\n\nThorpesharedinstandsof114withAndrewFlintoff(60)and132withGeraintJones(73)afterEnglandhadlostthreefor21inthemorning.Theleft-hander's16thTesttoncameoff209ballsandincluded15fours.Thehostsfellto21-1atstumps",
                    "withMatthewHoggardtrappinghomeskipperGraemeSmithlbwforfive.Towin",
                    "SouthAfricawillhavetobreaktheirownchasingrecordattheground",
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                  "0": "South Africa back in contention\n\nFirst Test, Port Elizabeth, day three (stumps): South Africa 337 & 99-2 v England 425\n\nEngland, who resumed play on 227-1, were bowled out for 425 after losing three wickets for 29 runs and four for 12 in two separate mini-collapses. Makhaya Ntini took three wickets in four balls before returning 3-75. South Africa then lost AB de Villiers and Jacques Rudolph before closing on 99-2, a lead of 11 runs. The hosts emerged for the day's play with renewed zeal after their listless display in the field on Saturday. Andrew Strauss could add only six to his overnight score of 120 before cutting Shaun Pollock on the up and picking out de Villiers at point.\n\nMichael Vaughan, fresh from his run-hungry deeds against Zimbabwe and South Africa A, broadcast his levels of confidence with a six over third man off Andrew Hall. But it was to prove a false dawn as two balls later the England captain dallied outside the off-stump to a fuller delivery and was caught at slip. Graham Thorpe was unimpressive in 45 minutes in the middle, scoring just four before being bowled around his legs sweeping at Graeme Smith's amateur off-breaks.\n\nAlthough three strikes in the morning was a good return for the hosts, Butcher was keeping the score ticking over with an array of pulled and cut boundaries, and they were doing themselves no favours by continually no-balling. In the entire innings, South Africa conceded a national record 57 extras, including 35 no-balls. Debutant Dale Steyn was the chief culprit, overstepping 16 times. Butcher and Andrew Flintoff built a promising 79-run stand either side of lunch, and the former's 12th boundary midway through the afternoon took the recovering visitors into the lead. Ntini, unthreatening to this point, then turned the game on its head with three wickets in four balls to orchestrate a one-time familiar middle-order collapse. Butcher's demise - a faint edge through to impressive keeper Thami Tsolekile - was a soft way to end a 23rd Test fifty that looked like becoming his ninth ton.\n\nIf his departure was unthinking, Flintoff's was plain mindless. The powerful all-rounder had ridden a difficult period to move to 35, but threw his wicket away when despatching a deliberate short ball down the throat of Rudolph at deep square. Geraint Jones misread the sluggishness of the pitch to be caught at short extra cover next ball, and though Matthew Hoggard kept out the hat-trick ball he soon fell to Hall for a duck to reduce his team to 358-8. Ashley Giles emphasized his worth down the order with a brisk 26, putting on 36 with Simon Jones before edging Pollock to slip. Another 31 runs were added for the final wicket, during which time Steve Harmison was dropped twice and caught off a Steyn no-ball.\n\nSteyn kept his foot behind the popping crease to eventually get rid of Jones for 24 and end England's first innings. Hoggard, so industrious with the ball in the first innings, again served his team well when snatching a wonderful, low-down catch off his own bowling to remove de Villiers for 14. A sizeable first-innings deficit still hung over the hosts on 26-1, but with Hoggard seemingly straining his side and Harmison (0-29 off six overs) way off colour England did not fully cash in. It took the introduction of Giles to oust Rudolph (caught at slip) for a nicely crafted 29, but Smith (33) and Jacques Kallis (10) comfortably saw South Africa out of the red and to the safety of stumps. The day belonged to the home side, but they will need to repeat the dose on Monday to ensure they cannot be beaten in the series' opener.\n\nG Smith (captain), AB de Villiers, J Rudolph, J Kallis, B Dippenaar, Z de Bruyn, A Hall, S Pollock, T Tsolekile (wk), M Ntini, D Steyn.\n\nM Vaughan (captain), M Trescothick, A Strauss, M Butcher, G Thorpe, A Flintoff, G Jones (wk), A Giles, S Jones, M Hoggard, S Harmison.\n",
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                  "0": "Dallaglio his own man to the end\n\nControversy and Lawrence Dallaglio have never been very far away from each other throughout a glittering international career.\n\nEven the end of his nine-year career came out of the blue, just four days before the start of the season. But then Dallaglio has always been his own man. Ever since emerging onto the international scene Dallaglio has polarised opinions. To supporters of England, Dallaglio could do no wrong. An integral part of a sustained period of success for England, Dallaglio's crowning glory was his part in the side that won the Rugby World Cup in 2003.\n\nRival fans, meanwhile, have tended to take an alternative view, seeing Dallaglio as the epitome of the less agreeable characteristics of English rugby. Never afraid to speak his mind, be it to the referee or the opposition on the pitch, or his coach or the media off it, Dallaglio has sometimes rubbed people up the wrong way. Dallaglio arrived as part of the unheralded England side which became the shock winners of the first Rugby Sevens World Cup in 1993. It took him another two years to graduate to the full England XV, but once there he proved to the manor born. Displaying maturity and physical power beyond his years, Dallaglio rapidly established himself as an automatic choice able to play any one of the three back-row positions at international standard.\n\nWithin two years of his debut, Dallaglio was offered the England captain's band, and his career continued to go from strength to strength as he made the 1997 Lions tour to South Africa. Although overlooked for the captaincy in favour of England team-mate Martin Johnson, he played a massive role in the 2-1 series victory. But after building up a seemingly unstoppable momentum, Dallaglio's career hit the buffers at speed in 1999.\n\nFirst came the last-minute defeat to Wales in which Dallaglio's decision not to kick for goal in the dying minutes was blamed for costing England a Grand Slam. Worse was to follow though as an infamous newspaper sting cost him his treasured England captaincy. With sensational allegations of drug use - of which he was subsequently cleared - splashed across the front pages, a devastated Dallaglio stepped down as England skipper. But he bounced back, getting his head down at club level before returning to the England fold, albeit now as a lieutenant to new captain Johnson. As a member of a new-look England side on the long road to World Cup glory - a journey not without mishaps as a succession of Grand Slams opportunities were spurned - Dallaglio emerged as a key performer once again.\n\nYet another setback arrived in 2001 as a serious knee injury cut short Dallaglio's involvement on the Lions tour to Australia.\n\nRumours began to circulate that his career was over but, in typical Dallaglio style, he embarked on a punishing schedule of rehabilitation to return an even more fearsome physical specimen. One effect of the injury was to rob Dallaglio of much of his pace, but ever the pragmatist, he reinvented himself as a close quarters number eight of the highest calibre.\n\nThe only player to play every minute of England's World Cup triumph in Australia, Dallaglio could hardly have done more to secure England's historic win, and for that he will always be held in the highest esteem by England supporters. Following Johnson's retirement, Dallaglio's career came full circle as Woodward restored him as England captain. While England did not hit the heights in Dallaglio's second spell as captain, losing five of their eight post-World Cup Tests, Dallaglio led by example, leaving him as one of the few members of a squad lacking many World Cup stars to live up to expectations. Dallaglio walks away from the international game safe in the knowledge that he will go down as one of England's most accomplished players, if not one of the great captains despite his evident pride in leading his country.\n\nThe problem now for England is how to replace the almost irreplaceable. The likes of Matt Dawson, Jonny Wilkinson, Phil Vickery and Hill have all been mentioned as contenders for Dallaglio's role as captain. But it is as a player that England will really struggle to replace the 32-year-old. Although players like Joe Worsley and Chris Jones are more than capable of stepping up, the fact that there is no stand-out candidate speaks volumes about Dallaglio's massive influence on English rugby.\n",
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                    "turnedandstruckanangledstrikepastthedespairingdiveofkeeperPetrCech.HenryepitomisedadeterminationabouttheArsenalsidebutChelseaappearedunruffledandequalisedafter16minutes.\n\nGunnerskeeperManuelAlmunia",
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                    "didwelltosaveawell-struckFrankLampardshot.ButhecouldnotkeepoutTerry'spoweredheaderfromtheresultantcornerasArsenal'sweaknessatset-pieceswasagainexposed.Almostimmediately",
                    "HenrywentcloseandChelseagatheredthelooseballbeforegoingstraightuptheotherendwhereGudjohnsenfluffedaneffort.GudjohnsendidnotmakethesameerrorminuteslaterwhenhestruckasweetshotonlyforAlmuniatobeequaltothetaskandsave.ThehomessideregainedtheleadincontroversialfashionwhenRobertPireswonadubiousfree-kick.And",
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                  "0": "A need to limit foreign numbers\n\nWith all the top clubs vying for the title and the Champions League, at least the FA Cup gave an opportunity for one or two of the younger lads at the major clubs to get a game in the first team.\n\nI don't personally like to see weakened sides in the competition, but it seems in some cases it's the only chance for the young lads to get some first-team experience. Over the years the influx of foreign players has affected the young Englishman more than anyone. I know you have to have freedom of movement but I do believe a time will come when countries will have to put a limit on the number of overseas players - including Europeans.\n\nI think the trend has become more noticeable since the influx of foreign bosses like Arsene Wenger, Claudio Ranieri and now Jose Mourinho. They seem to know the foreign market more than the English, although Chelsea appear to be signing one or two young Englishmen. When the foreigners first started coming into the country, I thought people like Dennis Bergkamp and Gianfranco Zola were absolutely magnificent. Zola is still the best player I have ever seen in my time as a manager. I don't think anybody would ever begrudge players like that because you would pay money to watch these individuals. But I think the problem now is that clubs, even at the lower level, find English players expensive. Agents are offering players left, right and centre who are not only cheap but can also come over on trial, which was unheard of in the past. Bolton are a good example. I never thought they could be successful, but Sam Allardyce has waved his magic wand and brought these players over. The technology that Sam uses has definitely paid off. He has all these databases on every foreign player.\n\nHe is a unique person - I never thought you could have 10 different nations in a dressing room and still have a good team spirit! But Sam has proved that wrong over the last few years and will continue to do it. What Bolton have said is they can't pay large transfer fees but they can get these players in for 6-12 months and compete at a high level that way. My view about foreign players changed about three years ago when I had quite a large number of them at Bramall Lane.\n\nThe match we played with West Brom which was abandoned after we went down to six players changed my views on having a large amount of foreign players. I decided then to go with the kids and if I could sign English lads I would. I got two sent off in that game and one or two other things happened with players. I also found that with a couple of players that didn't talk English it is very difficult coaching-wise to get them to grasp the fundamentals. If possible I will look for players I sign to speak English, although we are in the process of signing Hao Haidong from China.\n\nHe has very limited English but is a very experienced player who I don't think you have to tell too many times what you want him to do. There was a time when Scottish football was a good source for players but if you speak to people that look at players up there now it is clear the standard has dropped over the years. You only have to look at the Scotland squad - the talent is not there any longer because they don't invest in their youth development. It is common knowledge we enquired about Liverpool's Neil Mellor, who could now find himself pushed down the pecking order by the arrival of Fernando Morientes from Real Madrid. I think people like Neil are better off getting some games under their belt, but it's difficult because Liverpool are such a great club and he has had opportunities there. He has scored goals there so they rate him highly and it must be difficult for young players to turn their back on that and drop down to the Championship level.\n",
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                    "Aneedtolimitforeignnumbers\n\nWithallthetopclubsvyingforthetitleandtheChampionsLeague",
                    "atleasttheFACupgaveanopportunityforoneortwooftheyoungerladsatthemajorclubstogetagameinthefirstteam.\n\nIdon'tpersonallyliketoseeweakenedsidesinthecompetition",
                    "butitseemsinsomecasesit'stheonlychancefortheyoungladstogetsomefirst-teamexperience.OvertheyearstheinfluxofforeignplayershasaffectedtheyoungEnglishmanmorethananyone.IknowyouhavetohavefreedomofmovementbutIdobelieveatimewillcomewhencountrieswillhavetoputalimitonthenumberofoverseasplayers-includingEuropeans.\n\nIthinkthetrendhasbecomemorenoticeablesincetheinfluxofforeignbosseslikeArseneWenger",
                    "ClaudioRanieriandnowJoseMourinho.TheyseemtoknowtheforeignmarketmorethantheEnglish",
                    "althoughChelseaappeartobesigningoneortwoyoungEnglishmen.Whentheforeignersfirststartedcomingintothecountry",
                    "IthoughtpeoplelikeDennisBergkampandGianfrancoZolawereabsolutelymagnificent.ZolaisstillthebestplayerIhaveeverseeninmytimeasamanager.Idon'tthinkanybodywouldeverbegrudgeplayerslikethatbecauseyouwouldpaymoneytowatchtheseindividuals.ButIthinktheproblemnowisthatclubs",
                    "evenatthelowerlevel",
                    "findEnglishplayersexpensive.Agentsareofferingplayersleft",
                    "rightandcentrewhoarenotonlycheapbutcanalsocomeoverontrial",
                    "whichwasunheardofinthepast.Boltonareagoodexample.Ineverthoughttheycouldbesuccessful",
                    "butSamAllardycehaswavedhismagicwandandbroughttheseplayersover.ThetechnologythatSamuseshasdefinitelypaidoff.Hehasallthesedatabasesoneveryforeignplayer.\n\nHeisauniqueperson-Ineverthoughtyoucouldhave10differentnationsinadressingroomandstillhaveagoodteamspirit!ButSamhasprovedthatwrongoverthelastfewyearsandwillcontinuetodoit.WhatBoltonhavesaidistheycan'tpaylargetransferfeesbuttheycangettheseplayersinfor6-12monthsandcompeteatahighlevelthatway.MyviewaboutforeignplayerschangedaboutthreeyearsagowhenIhadquitealargenumberofthematBramallLane.\n\nThematchweplayedwithWestBromwhichwasabandonedafterwewentdowntosixplayerschangedmyviewsonhavingalargeamountofforeignplayers.IdecidedthentogowiththekidsandifIcouldsignEnglishladsIwould.Igottwosentoffinthatgameandoneortwootherthingshappenedwithplayers.Ialsofoundthatwithacoupleofplayersthatdidn'ttalkEnglishitisverydifficultcoaching-wisetogetthemtograspthefundamentals.IfpossibleIwilllookforplayersIsigntospeakEnglish",
                    "althoughweareintheprocessofsigningHaoHaidongfromChina.\n\nHehasverylimitedEnglishbutisaveryexperiencedplayerwhoIdon'tthinkyouhavetotelltoomanytimeswhatyouwanthimtodo.TherewasatimewhenScottishfootballwasagoodsourceforplayersbutifyouspeaktopeoplethatlookatplayersuptherenowitisclearthestandardhasdroppedovertheyears.YouonlyhavetolookattheScotlandsquad-thetalentisnotthereanylongerbecausetheydon'tinvestintheiryouthdevelopment.ItiscommonknowledgeweenquiredaboutLiverpool'sNeilMellor",
                    "whocouldnowfindhimselfpusheddownthepeckingorderbythearrivalofFernandoMorientesfromRealMadrid.IthinkpeoplelikeNeilarebetteroffgettingsomegamesundertheirbelt",
                    "butit'sdifficultbecauseLiverpoolaresuchagreatclubandhehashadopportunitiesthere.HehasscoredgoalstheresotheyratehimhighlyanditmustbedifficultforyoungplayerstoturntheirbackonthatanddropdowntotheChampionshiplevel.\n"
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                  "0": "Henman hopes ended in Dubai\n\nThird seed Tim Henman slumped to a straight sets defeat in his rain-interrupted Dubai Open quarter-final against Ivan Ljubicic.\n\nThe Croatian eighth seed booked his place in the last four with a 7-5 6-4 victory over the British number one. Henman had looked on course to level the match after going 2-0 up in the second set, but his progress was halted as the rain intervened again. Ljubicic hit back after the break to seal a fourth straight win over Henman. Earlier in the day, Spanish fifth seed Tommy Robredo secured his semi-final place when he beat Nicolas Kiefer of Germany 6-4 6-4. Afterwards, Henman was left cursing the weather and the umpire after seven breaks for rain during the match. \"It was incredibly frustrating,\" Henman said. \"It's raining and the umpire doesn't take control. \"He kept telling us to play till the end of the game. But if it's raining, you come off - the score's irrelevant. \"It couldn't be more frustrating as I was very happy with my form until now. You don't expect this in the desert.\"\n",
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                    "HenmanhopesendedinDubai\n\nThirdseedTimHenmanslumpedtoastraightsetsdefeatinhisrain-interruptedDubaiOpenquarter-finalagainstIvanLjubicic.\n\nTheCroatianeighthseedbookedhisplaceinthelastfourwitha7-56-4victoryovertheBritishnumberone.Henmanhadlookedoncoursetolevelthematchaftergoing2-0upinthesecondset",
                    "buthisprogresswashaltedastherainintervenedagain.LjubicichitbackafterthebreaktosealafourthstraightwinoverHenman.Earlierintheday",
                    "SpanishfifthseedTommyRobredosecuredhissemi-finalplacewhenhebeatNicolasKieferofGermany6-46-4.Afterwards",
                    "Henmanwasleftcursingtheweatherandtheumpireaftersevenbreaksforrainduringthematch.\"Itwasincrediblyfrustrating",
                    "\"Henmansaid.\"It'srainingandtheumpiredoesn'ttakecontrol.\"Hekepttellingustoplaytilltheendofthegame.Butifit'sraining",
                    "youcomeoff-thescore'sirrelevant.\"Itcouldn'tbemorefrustratingasIwasveryhappywithmyformuntilnow.Youdon'texpectthisinthedesert.\"\n"
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                  "0": "Dementieva prevails in Hong Kong\n\nElena Dementieva swept aside defending champion Venus Williams 6-3 6-2 to win Hong Kong's Champions Challenge event.\n\nThe Russian, ranked sixth in the world, broke Williams three times in the first set, while losing her service once. Williams saved three championship points before losing the match at the Victoria Park tennis court. \"It's really a great start to the year no matter whether it's an exhibition or not. I was trying to play my best and I really did it,\" said Dementieva. \"This will give me all the confidence before the Grand Slams. I was trying so hard to win this tournament.\" Williams, 24, was disappointed with her display. \"She played some nice points, but it was mostly me committing unforced errors - four or five errors in each game,\" she said. Before the match, organizers auctioned off rackets belonging to the players, raising £115,000 for victims of the tsunami disaster.\n",
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                    "brokeWilliamsthreetimesinthefirstset",
                    "whilelosingherserviceonce.WilliamssavedthreechampionshippointsbeforelosingthematchattheVictoriaParktenniscourt.\"It'sreallyagreatstarttotheyearnomatterwhetherit'sanexhibitionornot.IwastryingtoplaymybestandIreallydidit",
                    "\"saidDementieva.\"ThiswillgivemealltheconfidencebeforetheGrandSlams.Iwastryingsohardtowinthistournament.\"Williams",
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                    "wasdisappointedwithherdisplay.\"Sheplayedsomenicepoints",
                    "butitwasmostlymecommittingunforcederrors-fourorfiveerrorsineachgame",
                    "\"shesaid.Beforethematch",
                    "organizersauctionedoffracketsbelongingtotheplayers",
                    "raising£115",
                    "000forvictimsofthetsunamidisaster.\n"
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                  "0": "Eriksson warned on Cole comments\n\nPremier League bosses have told England manager Sven-Goran Eriksson to keep out of the 'tapping-up' row.\n\nEriksson defended players' rights to talk to other clubs following allegations that Arsenal's Ashley Cole had a secret meeting with Chelsea. But a Premier League spokesman said the rules are very clear on the subject. He said: \"A professional footballer under contract doesn't have the right to speak to another club without the permission of his current employer.\" The spokesman added: \"The Premier League rules are clear on that. There is an ongoing inquiry into this matter and if it is proven that the rules have been broken then the guilty parties are liable to be punished.\"\n\nThe Premier League is set to investigate whether Chelsea held a secret meeting with the Arsenal defender last month. Eriksson earlier said he was unconcerned if reports that Chelsea made an illegal approach prove to be true. He said: \"As a professional footballer it must be your right to listen if some other work is available. \"We don't live in a dictatorship, we're in a democracy. It's the same in other professions but normally no problem.\"\n\nHe added: \"Loyalty is important but contracts end and that is life in football.\" But former England boss Graham Taylor believes Eriksson should not get embroiled in the club issues. Taylor told BBC Radio Five Live: \"I found that when I was England manager, it was somewhat unwise to get yourself involved in club matters and I don't think the club managers will take too kindly to Sven's comments.\" Eriksson was himself embroiled in controversy in similar circumstances when he was caught secretly meeting Chelsea chief executive Peter Kenyon in March 2004.\n\nHe then agreed a contract extension on improved terms with the Football Association and insisted he had done nothing wrong. At the time he argued: \"I think that I have human rights to listen to other clubs. You can never convince me I shouldn't have that right. I haven't let anyone down by listening to anyone else. \"I never ever talked about money or a contract to any club. I only ever talked about whether there were possibilities if I left the FA. \"I think that I have the right to do that. I think that should be allowed, even if you are England manager. It is common sense and a normal work ethic. \"If some people think that's disloyal, I'm sorry about that. But to have this job is not just about sitting there, year after year, waiting to be sacked.\"\n",
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                    "ErikssonwarnedonColecomments\n\nPremierLeaguebosseshavetoldEnglandmanagerSven-GoranErikssontokeepoutofthe'tapping-up'row.\n\nErikssondefendedplayers'rightstotalktootherclubsfollowingallegationsthatArsenal'sAshleyColehadasecretmeetingwithChelsea.ButaPremierLeaguespokesmansaidtherulesareveryclearonthesubject.Hesaid:\"Aprofessionalfootballerundercontractdoesn'thavetherighttospeaktoanotherclubwithoutthepermissionofhiscurrentemployer.\"Thespokesmanadded:\"ThePremierLeaguerulesareclearonthat.Thereisanongoinginquiryintothismatterandifitisproventhattheruleshavebeenbrokenthentheguiltypartiesareliabletobepunished.\"\n\nThePremierLeagueissettoinvestigatewhetherChelseaheldasecretmeetingwiththeArsenaldefenderlastmonth.ErikssonearliersaidhewasunconcernedifreportsthatChelseamadeanillegalapproachprovetobetrue.Hesaid:\"Asaprofessionalfootballeritmustbeyourrighttolistenifsomeotherworkisavailable.\"Wedon'tliveinadictatorship",
                    "we'reinademocracy.It'sthesameinotherprofessionsbutnormallynoproblem.\"\n\nHeadded:\"Loyaltyisimportantbutcontractsendandthatislifeinfootball.\"ButformerEnglandbossGrahamTaylorbelievesErikssonshouldnotgetembroiledintheclubissues.TaylortoldBBCRadioFiveLive:\"IfoundthatwhenIwasEnglandmanager",
                    "itwassomewhatunwisetogetyourselfinvolvedinclubmattersandIdon'tthinktheclubmanagerswilltaketookindlytoSven'scomments.\"ErikssonwashimselfembroiledincontroversyinsimilarcircumstanceswhenhewascaughtsecretlymeetingChelseachiefexecutivePeterKenyoninMarch2004.\n\nHethenagreedacontractextensiononimprovedtermswiththeFootballAssociationandinsistedhehaddonenothingwrong.Atthetimeheargued:\"IthinkthatIhavehumanrightstolistentootherclubs.YoucanneverconvincemeIshouldn'thavethatright.Ihaven'tletanyonedownbylisteningtoanyoneelse.\"Ineverevertalkedaboutmoneyoracontracttoanyclub.IonlyevertalkedaboutwhethertherewerepossibilitiesifIlefttheFA.\"IthinkthatIhavetherighttodothat.Ithinkthatshouldbeallowed",
                    "evenifyouareEnglandmanager.Itiscommonsenseandanormalworkethic.\"Ifsomepeoplethinkthat'sdisloyal",
                    "I'msorryaboutthat.Buttohavethisjobisnotjustaboutsittingthere",
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                  "0": "Campese berates whingeing England\n\nFormer Australian wing David Campese has told England to stop whingeing in the wake of their defeat to Ireland.\n\nEngland coach Andy Robinson lambasted referee Jonathan Kaplan for costing them the game after disallowing tries from Mark Cueto and Josh Lewsey. But Campese told BBC Sport: \"Robinson is living up to England's reputation as whingeing Poms. \"Stop going on about it as who really cares? They're acting like they're the first team to be cheated of a win.\"\n\nEngland are contemplating a complaint to the International Rugby Board after potential \"tries\" by Cueto in the first half and Lewsey late on were ruled out without recourse to the video referee. But Campese added: \"Scotland could have beaten France in the same way, but do you see them whingeing? \"Basically, things didn't go England's way and, in typical fashion, they make more of it when they believe they've lost unfairly.\"\n\nEngland are second bottom in the Six Nations table following defeats by Wales, France and Ireland. But although Campese admitted he was surprised about their current predicament, he insisted England were \"no longer world class\". \"England are beginning to realise that being world champions doesn't mean you deserve to win every game,\" he said. \"They lost a few key players and suddenly everyone's realised the ones on the fringes were not all that good in the first place. \"Added to that, the senior players aren't standing up and they can't do anything when the pressure mounts.\"\n\nCampese, a veteran of 101 international caps, said full-back Jason Robinson would now be the sole Englishman in his World XV. Robinson has been blamed for poor leadership in the tournament, while his coach has been castigated for appointing a full-back captain. \"I agree that you can't captain from full-back,\" said Campese. \"You need someone in the thick of the action, and it's very hard to give orders from all the way back there. \"Some people are leaders and some aren't. He's not but there's no one who stands out in England's pack - no clear-cut leaders.\" Campese, though, defended coach Andy Robinson, who he believes was the \"only choice\" after Sir Clive Woodward's resignation.\n\nBut he blamed \"a lack of talent in the England camp\" for making the current coach look poor. England face a potential wooden spoon match against Italy on 12 March. And the ex-Wallaby added: \"If England lost that, they'd be in bloody turmoil. That said, I don't think they will.\" Campese has tipped Wales to win both the Six Nations and Grand Slam come the end of the tournament. \"It's been a surprising tournament,\" he said, \"and maybe Ireland have a little bit more talent overall. \"But playing at home is a major boost. And the possible Grand Slam decider at the Millennium Stadium will be just too much for the Irish.\"\n",
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                    "butdoyouseethemwhingeing?\"Basically",
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                    "theymakemoreofitwhentheybelievethey'velostunfairly.\"\n\nEnglandaresecondbottomintheSixNationstablefollowingdefeatsbyWales",
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                    "heinsistedEnglandwere\"nolongerworldclass\".\"Englandarebeginningtorealisethatbeingworldchampionsdoesn'tmeanyoudeservetowineverygame",
                    "\"hesaid.\"Theylostafewkeyplayersandsuddenlyeveryone'srealisedtheonesonthefringeswerenotallthatgoodinthefirstplace.\"Addedtothat",
                    "theseniorplayersaren'tstandingupandtheycan'tdoanythingwhenthepressuremounts.\"\n\nCampese",
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                    "saidfull-backJasonRobinsonwouldnowbethesoleEnglishmaninhisWorldXV.Robinsonhasbeenblamedforpoorleadershipinthetournament",
                    "whilehiscoachhasbeencastigatedforappointingafull-backcaptain.\"Iagreethatyoucan'tcaptainfromfull-back",
                    "\"saidCampese.\"Youneedsomeoneinthethickoftheaction",
                    "andit'sveryhardtogiveordersfromallthewaybackthere.\"Somepeopleareleadersandsomearen't.He'snotbutthere'snoonewhostandsoutinEngland'spack-noclear-cutleaders.\"Campese",
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                    "whohebelieveswasthe\"onlychoice\"afterSirCliveWoodward'sresignation.\n\nButheblamed\"alackoftalentintheEnglandcamp\"formakingthecurrentcoachlookpoor.EnglandfaceapotentialwoodenspoonmatchagainstItalyon12March.Andtheex-Wallabyadded:\"IfEnglandlostthat",
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                    "Idon'tthinktheywill.\"CampesehastippedWalestowinboththeSixNationsandGrandSlamcometheendofthetournament.\"It'sbeenasurprisingtournament",
                    "\"hesaid",
                    "\"andmaybeIrelandhavealittlebitmoretalentoverall.\"Butplayingathomeisamajorboost.AndthepossibleGrandSlamdeciderattheMillenniumStadiumwillbejusttoomuchfortheIrish.\"\n"
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                  "0": "Mansfield 0-1 Leyton Orient\n\nAn second-half goal from Andy Scott condemned Mansfield to a ninth successive game without a win.\n\nEarly in the second half Wayne Carlisle's cross was met by Scott and he blasted the ball home from just outside the penalty area. As Orient chased a second, Mansfield had to clear Alan White's header off the line and Kevin Pilkington saved well from Michael Simpson. By the end Mansfield fans were chanting for the head of chairman Keith Haslam.\n\nPilkington, Talbot, Buxton, Dimech, Artell, Corden, Murray, Curtis, Neil, Warne, Barker. Subs Not Used: White, McIntosh, Wood, Lloyd, Herron.\n\nHarrison, Lockwood, Donny Barnard, White,Mackie, Scott, Saah, Simpson, Carlisle, Lee Barnard, Ibehre. Subs Not Used: Morris, Wardley, Newey, Zakuani, McMahon.\n\nScott 51.\n\n3,803\n\nS Mathieson (Cheshire).\n",
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                  "0": "England A roll to second victory\n\nOne-day tour match, Sharjah: England A v UAE\n\nPrior top-scored with 84 as a stand of 100 helped England A to 280 for eight in Sharjah with Solanki making 55 and Michael Powell 42. Glamorgan's David Harrison struck early to leave UAE reeling on 22 for two. Usman Saleem restored some respectability with 50 but UAE ran out of steam to close on 219 for nine. The tourists won Saturday's first game by 42 runs.\n\nRashid Khan, Amjad Javed, Usman Saleem Naeemuddin Aslam, Khuram Khan (Capt), Ahmed Nadeem, Fahad Usman Sameer Zia, Mohammad Taskeen (Wkt), Ali Asad, Rizwan Latif.\n\nV S Solanki, M J Prior (Wkt), I R Bell (Capt), O A Shah M J Powell, A P R Gidman, G P Swann, P J Franks, R K J Dawson D S Harrison, J Lewis.\n\nIftikhar Ali and Tariq Butt\n",
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                  "0": "South Africa recall spinner Boje\n\nSouth Africa have recalled spinner Nicky Boje for the first Test against England, which begins on 17 December.\n\nBoje missed the recent tour of India because of fears he would be called in for questioning by Indian police over match-fixing allegations. Pace bowler Dale Steyn and opening batsmen AB de Villiers are new faces in a 13-man squad. Despite suffering poor form in India, new wicket-keeper Thami Tsolekile has been preferred to Mark Boucher. There is no place for opener Herschelle Gibbs, who has been struggling with a finger injury after missing the India trip, and spin all-rounder Justin Ontong has been dropped. Nicky Boje, who underwent minor surgery to remove a growth in his neck, will have to pass a fitness test before the match. Port Elizabeth, where the first Test is being held, is South Africa's most spin-friendly venue.\n\nGraeme Smith (Capt), Nicky Boje, Hashim Amla, Zander de Bruyn, AB de Villiers, Boeta Dippenaar, Andrew Hall, Jacques Kallis, Makhaya Ntini, Shaun Pollock, Jacques Rudolph, Dale Steyn, Thami Tsolekile (Wkt).\n",
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                  "0": "The wonder of Ronaldinho\n\nRonaldinho has the most famous smile in football - but it is the grins his incredible talent has put on the faces of fans that ensured he picked up the World Player of the Year award on Monday night.\n\nThe Brazilian landed the prize ahead of strikers Thierry Henry of Arsenal and AC Milan's Andriy Shevchenko after a year in which his dancing feet dazzled defenders and delighted fans. Henry and Shevchenko led their clubs to the league titles in England and Italy while Ronaldinho ended last season trophy-less. But while Ronaldinho's achievements may not have won him any medals, they have won him the hearts of a football world. He has turned despair into delight at Barcelona since deciding to move to the Nou Camp instead of Manchester United and, in the process, brought a joy back to the sport. Barcelona were an ailing club thirsty for former glories to be restored as they hung heavily in the shadows of the \"galacticos\" of arch-rivals Real Madrid.\n\nBut the arrival of Ronaldinho in July 2003 has spearheaded a rapid rise which now sees the Catalan club playing the kind of flamboyant football encapsulated by the dashing skills of their playmaker and inspiration. He has fans on the edge of their seats as they wonder what marvels the boy from Brazil will produce to amaze them. Ronaldinho's magic rarely disappoints and, while he possesses all the feints, step-overs, shoulder-drops and vision one could wish for, he also has the crucial ability of complementing his skills with an end product. His victory in Fifa's annual vote may be hard for Henry and Shevchenko, who have amazed with their exploits, but Ronaldinho just has that little extra va-va voom. Ronaldinho can add the award to the World Cup winners medal he earned with Brazil at the 2002 World Cup and the 1999 Copa America title.\n\nRonaldinho - full name Ronaldo de Assis Moreira - has come a long way from his humble origins in Porto Allegre, where he was spotted by his hometown club Gremio at the age of 18. His flamboyance and vision was a key factor as Brazil won the World under-17 title in 1997, and in 1999 he captured the attention of then-Brazil coach Wanderley Luxemburgo with 15 goals in 14 matches for Gremio. Ronaldinho made his international debut that year and announced himself on the world stage with a sensational solo effort against Venezuela in the Copa America, which Brazil went on to win. A protracted transfer saga saw him move to Paris St Germain where his relationship with the French club was far from harmonious, and coach Luis Fernandez was not amused when he turned up late following a trip home at Christmas. There was also discontent about the samba star's penchant for dancing at Parisian night spots as much as waltzing past opponents.\n\nBut Barcelona were confirmed admirers and a year later his club career - which had been somewhat grounded - really took off after a move to Spain. Sir Alex Ferguson had been confident of tempting him to Manchester United, but the lure of the Nou Camp was too strong. Things did not go that well at the start of his life in Spain, but following the winter break, Ronaldinho and Barcelona hit top gear, finishing the campaign strongly and earning a Champions League place.\n\nTransfer speculation has followed him throughout his young career and almost inevitably he was linked with Chelsea this summer. But even the Blues' billionaire owner Roman Abramovich could not prise him away from Barca, who rewarded him with an improved contract with a buy-out clause of £100m.\n",
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                  "0": "Pietersen gives England a chance\n\nLunch: England 240 all out (49.5 overs)\n\nHis innings of 116 came after the rest of the batsmen had failed dismally to be 68-6 at the mid-innings point. Pietersen, who blasted 10 fours and six sixes off 110 deliveries, added 104 runs for the seventh wicket with Ashley Giles (41). Darren Gough was ruled out with a cold and was replaced by Steve Harmison.\n\nHall bowls Harmison for a duck.\n\nHall bowls Ali off his pads.\n\nAli hits a boundary off Nel as fine leg misfields. And he middles another down to long off.\n\nHall finally has his revenge by bowling Pietersen.\n\nHall returns to the fray and is deposited for a straight six by Pietersen. The next ball is steered down to the vacant third man area for four.\n\nPietersen clobbers Nel between square leg and midwicket for four.\n\nAli and Pietersen each hit fours before Ntini is deposited high over long on as the Hampshire batsman reaches 99. A scrambled single gives him his third century of the series.\n\nPietersen drives a Kallis full toss for four and nicks another ball wide of Boucher for a second boundary.\n\nPietersen drives Ntini wide of mid-off for four. Ntini, starting his third spell, yorks Giles.\n\nIn this over, Giles reaches his best score, and Pietersen brings up the 100 partnership with a six off Hall.\n\nPietersen launches Nel over long-on for another six. Giles then drives him through extra cover for four.\n\nA boundary for each batsman off Hall underlines the quality of this Centurion pitch.\n\nPietersen drives Nel wide of mid-off for four and Giles then plays him behind square on the leg-side for another four.\n\nBoje finishes off with 1-34.\n\nPietersen collectes his third one-day fifty with a single as Pollock finishes off with 1-36.\n\nPietersen slog sweeps Boje for two massive sixes over cow corner.\n\nGiles thumps Pollock over mid-on for four to bring up England's 100 and adds another boundary by slashing over gully.\n\nThe batsmen continue to trade in singles.\n\nA few more singles come off Pollock and a respite from the tedium of this partnership comes as drinks are brought on.\n\nJust 17 overs remain and at 89-6, England are merely hoping they can bat out the overs.\n\nPollock returns to the attack and again England can only trade in singles.\n\nFive dots balls from Boje, then a single for Giles.\n\nEngland can only take two singles off Ntini.\n\nBoje concedes two runs off the bat and a single wide.\n\nNtini goes for six runs in his first over of a new spell.\n\nPietersen garners a solitary single off Boje's fourth over.\n\nWith Giles and Pietersen batting together, England have a mountain to climb.\n\nCollingwood is given run out by the third umpire after a misunderstanding with Pietersen.\n\nCollingwood takes three runs off Hall.\n\nFour singles come off Boje's second over.\n\nA cover-drive from Collingwood off Nel brings the batsman four runs.\n\nIn Boje's first over, Solanki contrives to top-edge a sweep to short fine leg.\n\nNel gets through another good over.\n\nA Pietersen single brings up the England team half-century but he will have to perform some more heroics to set a challenging total.\n\nPietersen pulls a Nel long-hop for four.\n\nPietersen whips a straight ball from Hall wide of mid-on for four.\n\nJones top-edges a pull shot off Nel and gives a dolly catch to Kemp at square leg.\n\nHall bowls a maiden at Pietersen.\n\nNel allows just a single from his second over.\n\nHall is able to get through an economical first over.\n\nNel strikes in his first over as Strauss gets an under-edge trying to attack a short ball with a pull shot.\n\nStrauss plays a smart leg-glance off Pollock for four.\n\nStrauss has his first boundary as he pulls Ntini for four.\n\nAfter 15 dots balls, Jones square-cuts Pollock for four.\n\nNtini gets through his second maiden as England's run rate declines to desparate proportions.\n\nBoje misses a golden opportunity to run out Strauss after the non-striker is sold a dummy by Jones.\n\nStrauss is dropped by Kemp at gully.\n\nJust two more singles come off Pollock, with Strauss and Jones playing watchful cricket.\n\nNtini bowls a maiden at Strauss.\n\nPollock's second over costs just two.\n\nJones flicks Ntini high over square leg for four. Vaughan loses his middle and leg stumps as he is beaten for pace by Ntini.\n\nTrescothick plays a flat-footed drive at a Pollock half-volley which goes strsight to gully.\n\nG Smith (capt), N Boje, J Kallis, H Gibbs, A Prince, J Kemp, M Boucher (wkt), S Pollock, M Ntini, A Nel, A Hall.\n\nM Vaughan (capt), M Trescothick, G Jones (wkt), A Strauss, K Pietersen, I Bell, V Solanki, P Collingwood, A Giles, Kabir Ali, S Harmison, A Wharf.\n",
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                  "0": "Blackburn v Burnley\n\nEwood Park\n\nTuesday, 1 March\n\n2000 GMT\n\nHoward Webb (South Yorkshire)\n\nhome to Leicester in the quarter-finals\n\nBut defender Andy Todd is suspended and could be replaced by Dominic Matteo - if he recovers from a hamstring injury. Burnley have major injury concerns over Frank Sinclair and John McGreal. Michael Duff looks set to continue at right-back with John Oster in midfield and Micah Hyde is expected to recover from a knee injury.\n\n- Blackburn boss Mark Hughes: \"Burnley are resolute and have individual talent but I fully expect us to progress. \"I thought we were comfortable in the first game and never thought we were under pressure. \"It's a competition we want to progress in and we are doing okay. If we beat Burnley, we have a home tie against another lower league club (Leicester).\" \n - Burnley boss Steve Cotterill: \"They will be fresh and we'll be tired. That is an honest opinion but our lads just might be able to get themselves up for one more big game. \"The atmosphere at the last game was very hot - a good verbal contest. \"Our fans will not need whipping up for this game. I just want them to help us as much as they can in a positive way.\" KEY MATCH STATS \n - BLACKBURN ROVERS against Bolton is part two of an East Lancashire hotpot that didn't turn out to be that spicy when first staged on a Sunday lunchtime the weekend before last, and resulted in a scrappy goalless draw. \n - Rovers, who are aiming to win the Cup for a seventh time in their history and first time in 77 years, face another replay against Championship opposition after eventually disposing of Cardiff at Ewood Park in the third round. But they've not been beaten in the competition by a club outside the Premiership for nine years, since Ipswich - then in the second tier - defeated them 0-1 after extra time in a third round replay at Ewood Park on 16 January 1996. History is on Rovers side. When they last met their near neighbours in the FA Cup 45 years ago, it also required an Ewood Park replay, which the home side won 2-0, and when they last met in the League, Rovers did the double. They first won their Nationwide Division One trip to Turf Moor 0-2 four seasons ago, and then thrashed the Clarets on home soil 5-0. \n - Manager Mark Hughes, who won the Cup four times as a player, is aiming to steer Rovers into the quarter-finals for the second time in 12 years, and first time since the 2000/2001 season. Success here, and victory home to Leicester in the next round, could see Rovers in the semi-finals without having played Premiership opposition. \n - BURNLEY make the eight mile journey to their fierce rivals, determined to send Blackburn the same way as Liverpool in the third round. But having failed to pull off another shock at Turf Moor, it could be that the Championship outfit - 17 places inferior on the League ladder - have missed their best opportunity. Having said that, Burnley are yet to concede a goal in this Cup run. \n - Steve Cotterills' Clarets have been knocked out in the fifth round four times in the last seven years, and have made only one appearance in the sixth round in 21 years. That was in the season before last, when they disposed of Premiership Fulham at this fifth round stage. \n - While Blackburn have not played since the fifth round tie, Burnley have had two League outings away from home, drawing 1-1 at Derby and losing 1-0 at Preston. That takes their winless run to four games. The combatants from one-time prosperous mill towns, are both founder members of the Football League. HEAD TO HEAD\n\n16th PREM\n\nWINNERS (six times)\n\n13th Championship\n\nWINNERS (once)\n",
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                  "0": "Cudicini misses Carling Cup final\n\nChelsea goalkeeper Carlo Cudicini will miss Sunday's Carling Cup final after the club dropped their appeal against his red card against Newcastle.\n\nThe Italian was sent off for bringing down Shola Ameobi in the final minute of Sunday's match. Blues boss Jose Mourinho had promised to pick Cudicini for the final instead of first-choice keeper Petr Cech. The 31-year-old will now serve a one-match suspension commencing with immediate effect.\n\nCudicini kept a club record 24 clean sheets last season for Chelsea, but Petr Cech has established himself as first choice for Mourinho since moving to Stamford Bridge in summer 2004. The 22-year-old Czech Republic international has set a new Premiership record of 961 consecutive minutes without conceding a goal, a mark which is still running. But Mourinho has used Cudicini regularly in the Carling Cup, and the Italian has only let in one goal in his four appearances during Chelsea's run to the final.\n",
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                    "CudicinimissesCarlingCupfinal\n\nChelseagoalkeeperCarloCudiciniwillmissSunday'sCarlingCupfinalaftertheclubdroppedtheirappealagainsthisredcardagainstNewcastle.\n\nTheItalianwassentoffforbringingdownSholaAmeobiinthefinalminuteofSunday'smatch.BluesbossJoseMourinhohadpromisedtopickCudiciniforthefinalinsteadoffirst-choicekeeperPetrCech.The31-year-oldwillnowserveaone-matchsuspensioncommencingwithimmediateeffect.\n\nCudicinikeptaclubrecord24cleansheetslastseasonforChelsea",
                    "butPetrCechhasestablishedhimselfasfirstchoiceforMourinhosincemovingtoStamfordBridgeinsummer2004.The22-year-oldCzechRepublicinternationalhassetanewPremiershiprecordof961consecutiveminuteswithoutconcedingagoal",
                    "amarkwhichisstillrunning.ButMourinhohasusedCudiciniregularlyintheCarlingCup",
                    "andtheItalianhasonlyletinonegoalinhisfourappearancesduringChelsea'sruntothefinal.\n"
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                  "0": "2004: An Irish Athletics Year\n\n2004 won't be remembered as one of Irish athletics' great years.\n\nThe year began with that optimism which invariably and unaccountably, seems to herald an upcoming Olympiad. But come late August, a few hot days in the magnificent stadium in Athens told us of the true strength of Irish athletics - or to be more accurate, the lack of it. Sonia O'Sullivan's Olympic farewell apart, there was little to stir the emotions of Irish athletics watchers. But after the disastrous build-up to the games, we shouldn't have been surprised. At the start of the year, an O'Sullivan had been earmarked as Ireland's best medal prospect but as it turned out, walker Gillian never even made it to the start line because of injury. Less than a week before the Olympics, the sport was rocked by news that 10,000m hope Cathal Lombard had tested for the banned substance EPO. Lombard's shattering of Mark Carroll's national 10,000m record in April had already set tongues wagging but even the most cynical of observers, were surprised when he was rumbled after an Irish Sports Council sting operation. The Corkman quickly held his hands up in admission and was promptly handed a two-year ban from the sport.\n\nBack at pre-Olympic ranch in Greece, it must have seemed that things couldn't have got any worse but they very nearly did with walker Jamie Costin lucky to escape with his life after being involved in a car crash near Athens. Once the track and field action began in Athens, a familiar pattern of underachievement emerged although Alistair Cragg's performance in being the only athlete from a European nation to qualify for the 5,000m final did offer hope for the future. Our beloved Sonia scraped into the women's 5K final as a fastest loser and for a couple of days, the country attempted to delude itself into believing that she might be in the medal shake-up. As it happened, she went out the back door early in the final although there was nothing undignified about the way that she insisted on finishing the race over a minute behind winner Meseret Defar. It later transpired that Sonia had been suffering from a stomach bug in the 48 hours before the final although typically, the Cobhwoman played down the effects of the illness. Amazingly, she was back in action a couple of weeks later when beating a world-class field at the Flora Lite 5K road race in London and while her major championship days may be over, it's unlikely that we have seen the last of her in competition. At least Sonia managed to make it to Athens. At the start of the year, several Northern Ireland athletes had genuine hopes of qualifying for the Games but come August, an out-of-form and injured Paul Brizzel was the lone standard bearer for the province. The Ballymena man gave it a lash but his achilles problem, and a bad lane draw, meant a time of 21.00 and an early exit.\n\nJames McIlroy, Gareth Turnbull, Zoe Brown and Paul McKee all had to be content with watching the Athens action on their television screens. 800m hope McIlroy never got near his best during the summer and a fourth place in the British trials effectively ended his hopes of making the plane. The injury-plagued Turnbull gamely travelled round Europe in search of the 1500m qualifying mark but 3:39 was the best he could achieve, after missing several months training during the previous winter. A lingering hamstring probem and a virus wrecked McKee's Athens ambitions and both he and Turnbull deserve a slice of better fortune in 2005. Pole vaulter Brown had hoped for a vote of confidence from the British selectors after she had achieved the Athens B standard but the call never came. As the summer ended, stalwarts Catherina McKiernan and Dermot Donnelly hung up their competitive spikes. McKiernan had to candidly acknowledge that time had crept up on her after several injury-ravaged years. Donnelly and his Annadale Striders team-mates later suffered tragedy when their friend and clubman Andy Campbell was found dead at his home on 18 December. A large turnout of athletics-loving folk turned out in west Belfast to offer their respects to the Campbell family and Andy's many friends. As only death can, it put the year's athletics happenings in a sharp perspective.\n",
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                    "2004:AnIrishAthleticsYear\n\n2004won'tberememberedasoneofIrishathletics'greatyears.\n\nTheyearbeganwiththatoptimismwhichinvariablyandunaccountably",
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                    "afewhotdaysinthemagnificentstadiuminAthenstoldusofthetruestrengthofIrishathletics-ortobemoreaccurate",
                    "thelackofit.SoniaO'Sullivan'sOlympicfarewellapart",
                    "therewaslittletostirtheemotionsofIrishathleticswatchers.Butafterthedisastrousbuild-uptothegames",
                    "weshouldn'thavebeensurprised.Atthestartoftheyear",
                    "anO'SullivanhadbeenearmarkedasIreland'sbestmedalprospectbutasitturnedout",
                    "walkerGillianneverevenmadeittothestartlinebecauseofinjury.LessthanaweekbeforetheOlympics",
                    "thesportwasrockedbynewsthat10",
                    "000mhopeCathalLombardhadtestedforthebannedsubstanceEPO.Lombard'sshatteringofMarkCarroll'snational10",
                    "000mrecordinAprilhadalreadysettongueswaggingbuteventhemostcynicalofobservers",
                    "weresurprisedwhenhewasrumbledafteranIrishSportsCouncilstingoperation.TheCorkmanquicklyheldhishandsupinadmissionandwaspromptlyhandedatwo-yearbanfromthesport.\n\nBackatpre-OlympicranchinGreece",
                    "itmusthaveseemedthatthingscouldn'thavegotanyworsebuttheyverynearlydidwithwalkerJamieCostinluckytoescapewithhislifeafterbeinginvolvedinacarcrashnearAthens.OncethetrackandfieldactionbeganinAthens",
                    "afamiliarpatternofunderachievementemergedalthoughAlistairCragg'sperformanceinbeingtheonlyathletefromaEuropeannationtoqualifyforthe5",
                    "000mfinaldidofferhopeforthefuture.OurbelovedSoniascrapedintothewomen's5Kfinalasafastestloserandforacoupleofdays",
                    "thecountryattemptedtodeludeitselfintobelievingthatshemightbeinthemedalshake-up.Asithappened",
                    "shewentoutthebackdoorearlyinthefinalalthoughtherewasnothingundignifiedaboutthewaythatsheinsistedonfinishingtheraceoveraminutebehindwinnerMeseretDefar.ItlatertranspiredthatSoniahadbeensufferingfromastomachbuginthe48hoursbeforethefinalalthoughtypically",
                    "theCobhwomanplayeddowntheeffectsoftheillness.Amazingly",
                    "shewasbackinactionacoupleofweekslaterwhenbeatingaworld-classfieldattheFloraLite5KroadraceinLondonandwhilehermajorchampionshipdaysmaybeover",
                    "it'sunlikelythatwehaveseenthelastofherincompetition.AtleastSoniamanagedtomakeittoAthens.Atthestartoftheyear",
                    "severalNorthernIrelandathleteshadgenuinehopesofqualifyingfortheGamesbutcomeAugust",
                    "anout-of-formandinjuredPaulBrizzelwasthelonestandardbearerfortheprovince.TheBallymenamangaveitalashbuthisachillesproblem",
                    "andabadlanedraw",
                    "meantatimeof21.00andanearlyexit.\n\nJamesMcIlroy",
                    "GarethTurnbull",
                    "ZoeBrownandPaulMcKeeallhadtobecontentwithwatchingtheAthensactionontheirtelevisionscreens.800mhopeMcIlroynevergotnearhisbestduringthesummerandafourthplaceintheBritishtrialseffectivelyendedhishopesofmakingtheplane.Theinjury-plaguedTurnbullgamelytravelledroundEuropeinsearchofthe1500mqualifyingmarkbut3:39wasthebesthecouldachieve",
                    "aftermissingseveralmonthstrainingduringthepreviouswinter.AlingeringhamstringprobemandaviruswreckedMcKee'sAthensambitionsandbothheandTurnbulldeserveasliceofbetterfortunein2005.PolevaulterBrownhadhopedforavoteofconfidencefromtheBritishselectorsaftershehadachievedtheAthensBstandardbutthecallnevercame.Asthesummerended",
                    "stalwartsCatherinaMcKiernanandDermotDonnellyhunguptheircompetitivespikes.McKiernanhadtocandidlyacknowledgethattimehadcreptuponherafterseveralinjury-ravagedyears.DonnellyandhisAnnadaleStridersteam-mateslatersufferedtragedywhentheirfriendandclubmanAndyCampbellwasfounddeadathishomeon18December.Alargeturnoutofathletics-lovingfolkturnedoutinwestBelfasttooffertheirrespectstotheCampbellfamilyandAndy'smanyfriends.Asonlydeathcan",
                    "itputtheyear'sathleticshappeningsinasharpperspective.\n"
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                  "0": "Sri Lanka reschedule NZ Test tour\n\nSri Lanka have rescheduled their Test series in New Zealand for April after cutting short the original tour because of the Asian tsunami disaster.\n\nThe team will play a warm-up game before embarking on two Tests against the Kiwis, starting on 4 and 11 April. Members of the Sri Lankan squad will be in New Zealand later this month to play for a World XI in three one-day games. They will take place on 22, 24 and 26 January and money raised will go to help the tsunami relief appeal. Australian Shane Warne will captain the World side, with South African Jonty Rhodes acting as player-coach. And the matches raise the prospect of Warne bowling in tandem with Sri Lankan spinner Muttiah Muralitharan for the first time. Former England batsmen Nick Knight and Graeme Hick will be also part of the squad. \"We hope to break even from the series or to run at a manageable loss,\" said New Zealand Cricket chief Martin Snedden. \"It will be expensive but the benefits for the home cricket season and the Black Caps, as well as those who benefit from our fund-raising activities, will make the series more than worthwhile.\"\n\nThe series will also be backed by the Federation of International Cricketers' Associations, under whose name the World XI will play. \"We believe we have a responsibility to do whatever we can to support other members of the cricketing community. \"In forming the inaugural FICA World XI, we are able to support ICC member countries and the larger community at what is a very difficult time. \"The series will give us an opportunity to raise valuable funds through related charitable activities and ensure New Zealand has international cricket at the height of its summer,\" said FICA chief executive Tim May. The venues for Sri Lanka's Tests in New Zealand have yet to be decided. And there is concern that weather could be a factor in the series. But Snedden said:\"The climatic conditions in early April are normally similar to those in March and we are confident Test cricket can be played at this time of year. \"A decision about the venues for the re-scheduled Tests should be made within the next two weeks. \"We are also working with the Sri Lankan Cricket Board to reschedule the unplayed one-day international matches and hope to play a four-match ODI series during next season's Christmas/New Year period.\"\n\nS Warne (capt), M Bevan, A Bichel, M Elliott, A Flower, I Harvey, G Hick, S Jayasuriya, L Klusener, N Knight, M Muralitharan, J Rhodes, K Sangakkara, H Streak, C Vaas.\n",
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                    "startingon4and11April.MembersoftheSriLankansquadwillbeinNewZealandlaterthismonthtoplayforaWorldXIinthreeone-daygames.Theywilltakeplaceon22",
                    "24and26Januaryandmoneyraisedwillgotohelpthetsunamireliefappeal.AustralianShaneWarnewillcaptaintheWorldside",
                    "withSouthAfricanJontyRhodesactingasplayer-coach.AndthematchesraisetheprospectofWarnebowlingintandemwithSriLankanspinnerMuttiahMuralitharanforthefirsttime.FormerEnglandbatsmenNickKnightandGraemeHickwillbealsopartofthesquad.\"Wehopetobreakevenfromtheseriesortorunatamanageableloss",
                    "\"saidNewZealandCricketchiefMartinSnedden.\"ItwillbeexpensivebutthebenefitsforthehomecricketseasonandtheBlackCaps",
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                    "willmaketheseriesmorethanworthwhile.\"\n\nTheserieswillalsobebackedbytheFederationofInternationalCricketers'Associations",
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                    "\"saidFICAchiefexecutiveTimMay.ThevenuesforSriLanka'sTestsinNewZealandhaveyettobedecided.Andthereisconcernthatweathercouldbeafactorintheseries.ButSneddensaid:\"TheclimaticconditionsinearlyAprilarenormallysimilartothoseinMarchandweareconfidentTestcricketcanbeplayedatthistimeofyear.\"Adecisionaboutthevenuesforthere-scheduledTestsshouldbemadewithinthenexttwoweeks.\"WearealsoworkingwiththeSriLankanCricketBoardtorescheduletheunplayedone-dayinternationalmatchesandhopetoplayafour-matchODIseriesduringnextseason'sChristmas/NewYearperiod.\"\n\nSWarne(capt)",
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                  "0": "Sri Lankans cleared of misconduct\n\nTwo Sri Lanka cricketers have been cleared of misconduct dating back to the ICC Champions Trophy in 2004.\n\nAvishka Gunawardene and Kaushal Lokuarachchi were both the subject of an official disciplinary inquiry after allegations of drunken misconduct. A Colombo newspaper had made the claims after a defeat against England in Southampton which led to Sri Lanka exiting the tournament early. But the disciplinary panel could find no evidence against the players. Sri Lanka Cricket chief executive Duleep Mendis said: \"Nobody was prepared to give evidence and there was absolutely no evidence to substantiate the article's allegations.\" Gunawardene, 27, a hard-hitting opener, and Lokuarachchi, a 22-year-old leg-spinning all-rounder, were both dropped from the national squad after Sri Lanka's tour of Pakistan in October.\n",
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                    "SriLankansclearedofmisconduct\n\nTwoSriLankacricketershavebeenclearedofmisconductdatingbacktotheICCChampionsTrophyin2004.\n\nAvishkaGunawardeneandKaushalLokuarachchiwereboththesubjectofanofficialdisciplinaryinquiryafterallegationsofdrunkenmisconduct.AColombonewspaperhadmadetheclaimsafteradefeatagainstEnglandinSouthamptonwhichledtoSriLankaexitingthetournamentearly.Butthedisciplinarypanelcouldfindnoevidenceagainsttheplayers.SriLankaCricketchiefexecutiveDuleepMendissaid:\"Nobodywaspreparedtogiveevidenceandtherewasabsolutelynoevidencetosubstantiatethearticle'sallegations.\"Gunawardene",
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                    "werebothdroppedfromthenationalsquadafterSriLanka'stourofPakistaninOctober.\n"
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                  "0": "England duo hit centuries\n\nSecond Test, Durban, day three (close): England: 139 & 281-1 v South Africa 332\n\nBoth hit 132 - Strauss was unbeaten - as England finished day three 88 ahead on 281-1, having started it 163 behind. It was the 16th 200-run opening stand in England's history, and by the time Trescothick was bowled by Shaun Pollock it was the country's fifth best ever. Mark Butcher was Strauss's partner at stumps in Durban, unbeaten on one. Trescothick bludgeoned 20 fours and two sixes in his 261-ball innings, with Strauss hitting 16 boundaries from 272 balls faced. It was the duo's fourth stand of 150 or more and their best return in nine Tests together, bettering the 190 they shared against New Zealand at Lord's this summer. In what had been a low-scoring game, England started the day on 30-0 and seemingly with a mountain to climb. But, allied to some loose bowling, the vagaries of the pitch which had hindered them on day one had disappeared to make life easier for England.\n\nThe first-wicket pair was circumspect in the opening 30 minutes of play, but soon feasted on the tripe served up by Dale Steyn, whose three-over spell cost 31 runs. The rookie paceman bowled short and wide, inviting Strauss to hook at will and Trescothick to take him for three successive boundaries through the off-side. The transformation of England - and indeed the pitch - was illustrated by their lunch score of 137-0, just two runs fewer than their entire first-innings effort. South Africa looked seriously bereft of options in the afternoon, with skipper Graeme Smith fruitlessly turning to himself, Steyn returning to the attack and Nicky Boje failing to threaten.\n\nPollock was the only one to bother England's rampant openers, beating the outside edge of both batsmen. But there was to be no moving the batsmen as they rose through the ranks of England's greatest first-wicket stands. England's previous best in Durban - 160 by Wally Hammond and Bob Wyatt 73 years ago - fell away, and 31 runs later a new record for all teams at the ground was set. When the 200-run mark was passed, it was the first time England's opening wicket had done so since Graeme Gooch and Mike Atherton against Australia in 1991.\n\nThe openers reached triple figures within moments of each other, Trescothick for the ninth time and Strauss for the fourth - and second in two Tests. Both carried on in the same vein after tea, with Trescothick hoicking Boje over mid-wicket for six and Strauss striking successive fours in the same over. South Africa's only hope looked to be the new ball, and the dependable Pollock finally gave the hosts something to cheer when Trescothick edged a simple catch behind late on. Strauss, chanceless all day, next over gave South Africa a sniff when edging Ntini low down to second slip, where Martin van Jaarsveld spilled a tough one-handed chance. Bad light ceased play 11 overs ahead of schedule, and play will start 30 minutes early on day four.\n\nGraeme Smith (captain), Herschelle Gibbs, Jacques Rudolph, Jacques Kallis, Martin van Jaarsveld, Hashim Amla, AB de Villiers, Shaun Pollock, Nicky Boje, Makhaya Ntini, Dale Steyn.\n\nMarcus Trescothick, Andrew Strauss, Mark Butcher, Michael Vaughan (captain), Graham Thorpe, Andrew Flintoff, Geraint Jones, Ashley Giles, Matthew Hoggard, Simon Jones, Stephen Harmison.\n\nD Hair, S Taufel.\n",
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                    "havingstartedit163behind.Itwasthe16th200-runopeningstandinEngland'shistory",
                    "andbythetimeTrescothickwasbowledbyShaunPollockitwasthecountry'sfifthbestever.MarkButcherwasStrauss'spartneratstumpsinDurban",
                    "unbeatenonone.Trescothickbludgeoned20foursandtwosixesinhis261-ballinnings",
                    "withStrausshitting16boundariesfrom272ballsfaced.Itwastheduo'sfourthstandof150ormoreandtheirbestreturninnineTeststogether",
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                    "thevagariesofthepitchwhichhadhinderedthemondayonehaddisappearedtomakelifeeasierforEngland.\n\nThefirst-wicketpairwascircumspectintheopening30minutesofplay",
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                    "whosethree-overspellcost31runs.Therookiepacemanbowledshortandwide",
                    "invitingStrausstohookatwillandTrescothicktotakehimforthreesuccessiveboundariesthroughtheoff-side.ThetransformationofEngland-andindeedthepitch-wasillustratedbytheirlunchscoreof137-0",
                    "justtworunsfewerthantheirentirefirst-inningseffort.SouthAfricalookedseriouslybereftofoptionsintheafternoon",
                    "withskipperGraemeSmithfruitlesslyturningtohimself",
                    "SteynreturningtotheattackandNickyBojefailingtothreaten.\n\nPollockwastheonlyonetobotherEngland'srampantopeners",
                    "beatingtheoutsideedgeofbothbatsmen.ButtherewastobenomovingthebatsmenastheyrosethroughtheranksofEngland'sgreatestfirst-wicketstands.England'spreviousbestinDurban-160byWallyHammondandBobWyatt73yearsago-fellaway",
                    "and31runslateranewrecordforallteamsatthegroundwasset.Whenthe200-runmarkwaspassed",
                    "itwasthefirsttimeEngland'sopeningwickethaddonesosinceGraemeGoochandMikeAthertonagainstAustraliain1991.\n\nTheopenersreachedtriplefigureswithinmomentsofeachother",
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                    "whereMartinvanJaarsveldspilledatoughone-handedchance.Badlightceasedplay11oversaheadofschedule",
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                  "0": "O'Driscoll out of Scotland game\n\nIreland captain Brian O'Driscoll has been ruled out of Saturday's RBS Six Nations clash against Scotland.\n\nO'Driscoll was originally named in the starting line-up but has failed to recover from the hamstring injury he picked up in the win over Italy. His replacement will be named after training on Friday morning. Fellow centre Gordon D'Arcy is also struggling with a hamstring injury and he will undergo a fitness test on Friday to see if he can play.\n\nKevin Maggs would be an obvious replacement at centre while Shane Horgan could also be moved from wing. Ulster wing Tommy Bowe could also be asked to travel with the squad to Scotland as a precautionary measure. The only other change to the Ireland side sees Wasps flanker Johnny O'Connor replacing Denis Leamy. O'Connor will be winning his third cap after making his debut in the victory over South Africa last November.\n\n: Murphy, Horgan, TBC, D'Arcy, Hickie, O'Gara, Stringer, Corrigan, Byrne, Hayes, O'Kelly, O'Connell, S Easterby, O'Connor, Foley.\n\n: Sheahan, Horan, O'Callaghan, Miller, G Easterby, Humphreys, Dempsey.\n",
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                  "0": "Aussie McGrath to take match off\n\nThird one-day international, Auckland: New Zealand v Australia\n\nMatch begins 0100 GMT\n\nOpener Matthew Hayden will also sit out the match because of a shoulder injury suffered in the second game on Tuesday. McGrath's place goes to Michael Kasprowicz while Simon Katich replaces Hayden, and will open the batting in preference to Michael Clarke. New Zealand trail 2-0 and need to win in Auckland to keep the five-match series alive. The Black Caps dropped batsman Mathew Sinclair after the opening two defeats, calling in opener Michael Papps and all-rounder Andre Adams. But Adams has been ruled out due to illness, adding to the home side's woes after Scott Styris injured his knee. Batsman James Marshall will make his international debut after acting as 12th man in the last game.\n\nMarshall is the identical twin of Hamish Marshall, New Zealand's best batsman in the first match. News that several batsmen had spent time with the team psychologist on Wednesday added to the air of desperation in the New Zealand camp. But captain Stephen Fleming played that down, and emphasised pride is at stake with three games left in the series. \"We're pretty determined; we know the importance of the match to keep the series alive,\" he said. \"But more importantly we want to play up to the standard we have over the last 12-24 months.\"\n\nAustralia have now won 10 of their last 11 one-day matches against New Zealand. And captain Ricky Ponting was in no mood to loosen his side's grip on the series against their local rivals. \"Sure we're in a great position and we've played some pretty good cricket but we still think we can keep improving,\" he said. \"All we can do is keep trying to win and keep trying to improve, and if that means we get a psychological hold over New Zealand then well and good.\"\n\nS Fleming (Capt), N Astle, H Marshall, C McMillan, C Cairns, B McCullum (Wkt), D Vettori, J Wilson, K Mills, D Tuffey, M Papps, J Marshall.\n\nR Ponting (captain), A Gilchrist, S Katich, D Martyn, M Clarke, M Hussey, A Symonds, B Hogg, B Lee, J Gillespie, M Kasprowicz.\n",
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                    "AussieMcGrathtotakematchoff\n\nThirdone-dayinternational",
                    "Auckland:NewZealandvAustralia\n\nMatchbegins0100GMT\n\nOpenerMatthewHaydenwillalsositoutthematchbecauseofashoulderinjurysufferedinthesecondgameonTuesday.McGrath'splacegoestoMichaelKasprowiczwhileSimonKatichreplacesHayden",
                    "andwillopenthebattinginpreferencetoMichaelClarke.NewZealandtrail2-0andneedtowininAucklandtokeepthefive-matchseriesalive.TheBlackCapsdroppedbatsmanMathewSinclairaftertheopeningtwodefeats",
                    "callinginopenerMichaelPappsandall-rounderAndreAdams.ButAdamshasbeenruledoutduetoillness",
                    "addingtothehomeside'swoesafterScottStyrisinjuredhisknee.BatsmanJamesMarshallwillmakehisinternationaldebutafteractingas12thmaninthelastgame.\n\nMarshallistheidenticaltwinofHamishMarshall",
                    "NewZealand'sbestbatsmaninthefirstmatch.NewsthatseveralbatsmenhadspenttimewiththeteampsychologistonWednesdayaddedtotheairofdesperationintheNewZealandcamp.ButcaptainStephenFlemingplayedthatdown",
                    "andemphasisedprideisatstakewiththreegamesleftintheseries.\"We'reprettydetermined;weknowtheimportanceofthematchtokeeptheseriesalive",
                    "\"hesaid.\"Butmoreimportantlywewanttoplayuptothestandardwehaveoverthelast12-24months.\"\n\nAustraliahavenowwon10oftheirlast11one-daymatchesagainstNewZealand.AndcaptainRickyPontingwasinnomoodtoloosenhisside'sgripontheseriesagainsttheirlocalrivals.\"Surewe'reinagreatpositionandwe'veplayedsomeprettygoodcricketbutwestillthinkwecankeepimproving",
                    "\"hesaid.\"Allwecandoiskeeptryingtowinandkeeptryingtoimprove",
                    "andifthatmeanswegetapsychologicalholdoverNewZealandthenwellandgood.\"\n\nSFleming(Capt)",
                    "NAstle",
                    "HMarshall",
                    "CMcMillan",
                    "CCairns",
                    "BMcCullum(Wkt)",
                    "DVettori",
                    "JWilson",
                    "KMills",
                    "DTuffey",
                    "MPapps",
                    "JMarshall.\n\nRPonting(captain)",
                    "AGilchrist",
                    "SKatich",
                    "DMartyn",
                    "MClarke",
                    "MHussey",
                    "ASymonds",
                    "BHogg",
                    "BLee",
                    "JGillespie",
                    "MKasprowicz.\n"
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                  "0": "Barkley fit for match in Ireland\n\nEngland centre Olly Barkley has been passed fit for Sunday's Six Nations clash with Ireland at Lansdowne Road.\n\nBarkley withdrew from Bath's team for Friday's clash with Gloucester after suffering a calf injury in training. Gloucester centre Henry Paul has also been cleared to play after overcoming an ankle injury. England coach Andy Robinson, who names his team on Wednesday, has called up Bath prop Duncan Bell following Phil Vickery's broken arm. With Vickery sidelined for at least six weeks and Julian White out with a neck injury, Bell could make his England debut. Bell, 30, had set his sights on an international career with Wales. But last December, the International Rugby Board confirmed that he could only be eligible for England as he had travelled on tour with them in 1998. \"I thought I'd burned all my bridges with England when I expressed an interest in wanting to play for Wales, so it's fantastic to get this opportunity,\" he said. Bell, who featured in the England A side which beat France 30-20 10 days ago, added: \"I recognise that I got into the England A squad because of injuries. \"And it's the same again in getting into the senior squad. But now that I have this opportunity I intend to take it fully if selected and play my heart out for my country.\"\n\nEngland coach Andy Robinson could take a gamble and call inexperienced Sale Sharks prop Andrew Sheridan into his front row. But Sheridan favours the loosehead side of the scrum and a more likely scenario is for uncapped Bell - who was among the try-scorers when England A beat France A 30-20 nine days ago - to be drafted in.\n",
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                    "BarkleyfitformatchinIreland\n\nEnglandcentreOllyBarkleyhasbeenpassedfitforSunday'sSixNationsclashwithIrelandatLansdowneRoad.\n\nBarkleywithdrewfromBath'steamforFriday'sclashwithGloucesteraftersufferingacalfinjuryintraining.GloucestercentreHenryPaulhasalsobeenclearedtoplayafterovercominganankleinjury.EnglandcoachAndyRobinson",
                    "whonameshisteamonWednesday",
                    "hascalledupBathpropDuncanBellfollowingPhilVickery'sbrokenarm.WithVickerysidelinedforatleastsixweeksandJulianWhiteoutwithaneckinjury",
                    "BellcouldmakehisEnglanddebut.Bell",
                    "30",
                    "hadsethissightsonaninternationalcareerwithWales.ButlastDecember",
                    "theInternationalRugbyBoardconfirmedthathecouldonlybeeligibleforEnglandashehadtravelledontourwiththemin1998.\"IthoughtI'dburnedallmybridgeswithEnglandwhenIexpressedaninterestinwantingtoplayforWales",
                    "soit'sfantastictogetthisopportunity",
                    "\"hesaid.Bell",
                    "whofeaturedintheEnglandAsidewhichbeatFrance30-2010daysago",
                    "added:\"IrecognisethatIgotintotheEnglandAsquadbecauseofinjuries.\"Andit'sthesameagainingettingintotheseniorsquad.ButnowthatIhavethisopportunityIintendtotakeitfullyifselectedandplaymyheartoutformycountry.\"\n\nEnglandcoachAndyRobinsoncouldtakeagambleandcallinexperiencedSaleSharkspropAndrewSheridanintohisfrontrow.ButSheridanfavoursthelooseheadsideofthescrumandamorelikelyscenarioisforuncappedBell-whowasamongthetry-scorerswhenEnglandAbeatFranceA30-20ninedaysago-tobedraftedin.\n"
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                  "0": "ICC relaxes bowling regulations\n\nThe International Cricket Council (ICC) has agreed to relax its rules on bowling actions in a bid to defuse one of the most divisive issues in cricket.\n\nBowlers will be allowed to straighten their arms by up to 15 degrees - the amount visible to the naked eye. But any bowler found to have an illegal action will be suspended immediately, shortening the current review process. \"This new process gives the game a sensible way forward,\" said ICC chief executive Malcolm Speed on Saturday. \"This issue has afflicted the game for over 60 years. \"Every time it comes up there are emotional reactions from people around the world based on fear and ignorance and I've no doubt we will see them all again this time.\"\n\nThe 15-degree limit follows an extensive research programme conducted by biomechanics experts. Previously, the levels were 10 degrees for fast bowlers and five degrees for spinners. The ICC ordered a review of its laws on throwing after several top international players, including Sri Lankan Muttiah Muralitharan, were reported for suspect actions. Muralitharan's \"doosra\" leg-break delivery was found to involve a flexion of 14 degrees.\n\nAn expert panel comprising Aravinda de Silva, Angus Fraser, Michael Holding, Tony Lewis, Tim May and David Richardson found that most modern bowlers broke the rules in some way. But it added that the laws to determine whether their action was legal or otherwise were murky and unworkable. \"These recommendations have come from people who have played the game at the highest level and who have a deep appreciation of the issues,\" said ICC cricket committee chairman Sunil Gavaskar.\n",
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                    "ICCrelaxesbowlingregulations\n\nTheInternationalCricketCouncil(ICC)hasagreedtorelaxitsrulesonbowlingactionsinabidtodefuseoneofthemostdivisiveissuesincricket.\n\nBowlerswillbeallowedtostraightentheirarmsbyupto15degrees-theamountvisibletothenakedeye.Butanybowlerfoundtohaveanillegalactionwillbesuspendedimmediately",
                    "shorteningthecurrentreviewprocess.\"Thisnewprocessgivesthegameasensiblewayforward",
                    "\"saidICCchiefexecutiveMalcolmSpeedonSaturday.\"Thisissuehasafflictedthegameforover60years.\"EverytimeitcomesupthereareemotionalreactionsfrompeoplearoundtheworldbasedonfearandignoranceandI'venodoubtwewillseethemallagainthistime.\"\n\nThe15-degreelimitfollowsanextensiveresearchprogrammeconductedbybiomechanicsexperts.Previously",
                    "thelevelswere10degreesforfastbowlersandfivedegreesforspinners.TheICCorderedareviewofitslawsonthrowingafterseveraltopinternationalplayers",
                    "includingSriLankanMuttiahMuralitharan",
                    "werereportedforsuspectactions.Muralitharan's\"doosra\"leg-breakdeliverywasfoundtoinvolveaflexionof14degrees.\n\nAnexpertpanelcomprisingAravindadeSilva",
                    "AngusFraser",
                    "MichaelHolding",
                    "TonyLewis",
                    "TimMayandDavidRichardsonfoundthatmostmodernbowlersbroketherulesinsomeway.Butitaddedthatthelawstodeterminewhethertheiractionwaslegalorotherwiseweremurkyandunworkable.\"Theserecommendationshavecomefrompeoplewhohaveplayedthegameatthehighestlevelandwhohaveadeepappreciationoftheissues",
                    "\"saidICCcricketcommitteechairmanSunilGavaskar.\n"
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                  "0": "Iranian misses Israel match\n\nIranian striker Vahid Hashemian will not travel to Israel for Bayern Munich's Champions League match against Maccabi Tel Aviv on Wednesday.\n\nThe German club said the player had pulled out because of a back injury. Iran refuses to recognise Israel's right to exist and does not allow its citizens to travel to the country. A Bayern spokesman said on Monday that the decision not to take Hashemian to Israel had been motivated only by his physical condition. \"He's got back pain and he couldn't train,\" the spokesman said. \"It would have made no sense for him to go.\" Iran gave judo world champion Arash Miresmaeili a $125,000 reward when he refused to fight an Israeli at the Athens Olympics. The International Judo Federation considered taking action against Miresmaeili but concluded he had been overweight for the fight and could not have taken part.\n",
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                    "IranianmissesIsraelmatch\n\nIranianstrikerVahidHashemianwillnottraveltoIsraelforBayernMunich'sChampionsLeaguematchagainstMaccabiTelAvivonWednesday.\n\nTheGermanclubsaidtheplayerhadpulledoutbecauseofabackinjury.IranrefusestorecogniseIsrael'srighttoexistanddoesnotallowitscitizenstotraveltothecountry.ABayernspokesmansaidonMondaythatthedecisionnottotakeHashemiantoIsraelhadbeenmotivatedonlybyhisphysicalcondition.\"He'sgotbackpainandhecouldn'ttrain",
                    "\"thespokesmansaid.\"Itwouldhavemadenosenseforhimtogo.\"IrangavejudoworldchampionArashMiresmaeilia$125",
                    "000rewardwhenherefusedtofightanIsraeliattheAthensOlympics.TheInternationalJudoFederationconsideredtakingactionagainstMiresmaeilibutconcludedhehadbeenoverweightforthefightandcouldnothavetakenpart.\n"
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                  "0": "England left in tatters in Durban\n\nTea, day one: England: 125-8\n\nGraham Thorpe was trapped lbw, Andrew Flintoff looped a catch to square-leg, Michael Vaughan fell plumb lbw and Geraint Jones hooked into the deep. Marcus Trescothick was the first to go after England lost the toss, caught behind off Makhaya Ntini (3-41). Mark Butcher then played on and Andrew Strauss was caught at mid-off for 25.\n\nPollock is given the task of capturing the final two England wickets.\n\nEngland 125-8\n\nAn authentic boundary next ball, lashed over cover for four more.\n\nNext ball Jones tries to duck a bouncer and the ball barely gets above stump height, glancing the top of his head and bringing four leg byes.\n\nJones stands up to Steyn and pushes through the gap at mid-off for two.\n\nBoje tosses one up from over the wicket and Jones has a dart at it, not finding the middle of the bat but smearing through a vacant mid-on for a single.\n\nAfter the pace barrage, Boje returns and Hoggard finds a single to leave new man Simon Jones on strike.\n\nThe Giles vigil ends in disappointing fashion as, severely hampered, he hooks at Steyn and the man at deep square-leg does not have to move.\n\nFavouring the back foot as Steyn continues to steam in, Hoggard is glad to see one of fullish length that he can push out for a single.\n\nAfter a single is scrambled, Hoggard moves into the firing line and just manages to avoid a rapidly rising bouncer.\n\nAnother part of unprotected Giles anatomy is battered at 85mph, Steyn's skidding short one catching him in the armpit.\n\nHoggard jabs down at the final moment to keep out a yorker from Kallis that was destined for the timbers.\n\nAn appeal begun only by the keeper for caught behind against Giles down the legside increases a little in volume, but Darrel Hair is not impressed.\n\nHoggard does not know too much about a full and fast delivery, which he inside edges to fine-leg for a single.\n\n: Giles hooks uncomfortably again with one hand off the bat, but the single gives him temporary reprieve from the hostile Steyn.\n\nThe return of Kallis is warmly greeted by Giles, who clips a loosener neatly off his pads for four.\n\nMatthew Hoggard is the latest casualty, another short one from the aggressive Steyn thwacking into his arm guard.\n\nThe next ball is also short and Giles plays an unconvincing hook, with one hand coming off the bat, but some contact is made and Giles is grateful to stutter through for a single.\n\nGiles is thumped again by another short one.\n\nGiles ducks into a brutal low bouncer from Steyn, the ball crashes into his elbow and loops over the slip for four leg byes.\n\nSteyn returns for Pollock as South Africa look to wrap up the innings.\n\nThe hook proves to be the undoing of Jones, who picks out Rudolph in the deep off Ntini.\n\nJones edges low through a gap where fourth slip would have been, bringing four urgently needed runs for England.\n\nAnother hook goes high into the space in front of square, but determined fielding from Rudolph restricts Jones to two.\n\nPersisting with the hook shot, Jones is fully in control but can only get a single to deep square-leg off Pollock.\n\nJones hooks uppishly at Ntini and is within 10 yards of carrying to the fielder on the fine-leg boundary.\n\nAiming an expansive drive into the off-side he gets an inside edge and escapes with a single.\n\nJones pummels a cut shot off Pollock into the boards for his second four.\n\nVaughan is rapped on the pads bang in front by a skidding delivery from Ntini and umpire Taufel confirms his worst fears.\n\nPollock unsettles Vaughan with a bouncer that follows him and catches the glove.\n\nA controlled thick edge from Jones finds the gap between third slip and gully and races for four.\n\nNtini returns, his first delivery down the legside and easily turned for a single by Vaughan.\n\nGeraint Jones picks up a short one from Pollock and the ball soars over the ropes for the maximum to open the wicketkeeper's account in emphatic fashion.\n\nVaughan rocks back to guide a forcing shot for a much needed boundary off Boje.\n\nFlintoff is beaten for pace by Pollock and his hook shot loops up tamely off the splice to square leg to leave his team in turmoil.\n\nVaughan appears to lose sight of a short one from Pollock, and having planned to leave it fends it awkwardly with the glove, before scrambling through for a risky single.\n\nVaughan is able to pinch a single as his gentle push on the off side defeats the fielder on the bounce.\n\nThorpe is trapped plumb in front by the metronomic Pollock.\n\nBoje resumes after the interval, Vaughan crashes one into Jacques Rudolph at silly point but slices the next ball through gully for four.\n\nEngland 58-3\n\nVaughan and Thorpe get through safely to lunch but know that much more will be required this afternoon.\n\nVaughan, badly needing to play a major innings, strikes a fluent boundary off Boje.\n\nKallis switches ends and produces a maiden as England look towards the safety of the luncheon interval.\n\nNew man Graham Thorpe clips a single from the final ball of the over.\n\nThe single proves effective as key man Strauss takes the strike and lofts a catch to extra cover, where Ntini swoops low to cap a fine morning for the home side.\n\nBoje finds some early spin with his third delivery and catches the edge of Vaughan's bat as the England captain pushes forward, but De Villiers spills the chance and the ball falls to safety.\n\nKallis is replaced after two overs and the spin of Nicky Boje is tried 13 minutes before lunch.\n\nThere is nothing to stop a Strauss cut shot which brings up the England 50 in the 24th over.\n\nStrauss is denied a certain boundary when his pull shot strikes square-leg umpire Simon Taufel.\n\nKallis escapes with a maiden as a sumptuous looking drive from Vaughan goes straight to the ubiquitous Amla in the covers.\n\nStrauss strokes the next ball gloriously down the ground for his fourth boundary.\n\nVaughan pirouettes to pull Steyn stylishly but only for a single as the distinctive figure of Amla fields on the square-leg fence.\n\nStrauss eases the pressure a little by bisecting the field with a trademark drive to the boundary, as Kallis struggles to find his rhythm early on.\n\nJacques Kallis is introduced, having been unable to bowl in the first Test or in India, his first delivery is easily clipped into the legside for Vaughan's first run.\n\nMore conviction in this pull shot from Strauss, and Steyn is dispatched to the boundary.\n\nJust a single from the over, a hook from Strauss, who moves to nine.\n\nMichael Vaughan is given a bouncer first up and survives an optimistic shout for lbw.\n\nAn inside edge onto the stumps off Steyn ends Butcher's innings in disappointing fashion again.\n\nA nicely timed cover drive brings Butcher three runs, with the intrepid Amla cutting the ball off a yard inside the ropes.\n\nNtini replaces Pollock, who is left to fume in the outfield, his face a light shade of crimson.\n\nSteyn completes his second maiden, restricting Butcher with an accurate off-stump line.\n\nPollock hurls the ball back at Strauss and throws in a few choice words for good measure.\n\nThe extra bounce of Durban provides some uncertainty for Strauss, an attempted cut and hook bouncing too high for him.\n\nDale Steyn is brought into the attack and Herschelle Gibbs provides him with a maiden with an agile diving stop in the gully.\n\nButcher has to scamper through as he attempts a quick single to Amla, who is quicker than perhaps the left-hander gives him credit for, luckily for him the throw is a fraction high.\n\nAn elegant drive on the tips of his toes from Strauss through mid-off gives him his first boundary.\n\nMark Butcher nudges Ntini into the legside to open his account.\n\nPollock maintains the South Africa stranglehold with another over offering no easy runs.\n\nA stunning one-handed catch by De Villiers off an inside edge ends Trescothick's bright innings.\n\nStrauss gets down to Ntini's end and is happy to receive a ball on the pads which he clips neatly away through square-leg for three.\n\nTrescothick slashes a wide one from Ntini not quite out of the middle, but there is enough on it to clear Nicky Boje in the gully and race for four.\n\nStrauss looks for a single after driving to the right of Hashim Amla, but the fielder gets across well and ensures another maiden.\n\nThe wild Ntini produces a maiden, the final ball of the over keeping low and bouncing in front of wicketkeeper AB de Villiers.\n\nStrauss, keen to get off the mark, attempts a drive at Pollock outside off-stump but misses and it is another maiden.\n\nNtini asks the question of Darrell Hair but Trescothick is a long way forward, he clips the next ball off his pads for two more.\n\nAnother probing maiden from Pollock, with Strauss content to remain on nought and leave them outside his off-stump.\n\nTrescothick thumps the final ball of Ntini's over through the covers into the boundary boards.\n\nPollock maintains a tidy line outside off-stump to Strauss, who is yet to get off the mark.\n\nTrescothick picks the gap at mid-off, punching Ntini for the day's first boundary.\n\nNtini, bowling over the wicket, angles a short ball across Trescothick, who does not take the bait.\n\nPollock overpitches as Trescothick gets the scoring under way for England with an off-drive for three runs.\n\nGraeme Smith (captain), Herschelle Gibbs, Jacques Rudolph, Jacques Kallis, Martin van Jaarsveld, Hashim Amla, AB de Villiers, Shaun Pollock, Nicky Boje, Makhaya Ntini, Dale Steyn.\n\nMarcus Trescothick, Andrew Strauss, Mark Butcher, Michael Vaughan (captain), Graham Thorpe, Andrew Flintoff, Geraint Jones, Ashley Giles, Matthew Hoggard, Simon Jones, Stephen Harmison. Umpires: D Hair, S Taufel (Aus).\n",
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                    "EnglandleftintattersinDurban\n\nTea",
                    "dayone:England:125-8\n\nGrahamThorpewastrappedlbw",
                    "AndrewFlintoffloopedacatchtosquare-leg",
                    "MichaelVaughanfellplumblbwandGeraintJoneshookedintothedeep.MarcusTrescothickwasthefirsttogoafterEnglandlostthetoss",
                    "caughtbehindoffMakhayaNtini(3-41).MarkButcherthenplayedonandAndrewStrausswascaughtatmid-offfor25.\n\nPollockisgiventhetaskofcapturingthefinaltwoEnglandwickets.\n\nEngland125-8\n\nAnauthenticboundarynextball",
                    "lashedovercoverforfourmore.\n\nNextballJonestriestoduckabouncerandtheballbarelygetsabovestumpheight",
                    "glancingthetopofhisheadandbringingfourlegbyes.\n\nJonesstandsuptoSteynandpushesthroughthegapatmid-offfortwo.\n\nBojetossesoneupfromoverthewicketandJoneshasadartatit",
                    "notfindingthemiddleofthebatbutsmearingthroughavacantmid-onforasingle.\n\nAfterthepacebarrage",
                    "BojereturnsandHoggardfindsasingletoleavenewmanSimonJonesonstrike.\n\nTheGilesvigilendsindisappointingfashionas",
                    "severelyhampered",
                    "hehooksatSteynandthemanatdeepsquare-legdoesnothavetomove.\n\nFavouringthebackfootasSteyncontinuestosteamin",
                    "Hoggardisgladtoseeoneoffullishlengththathecanpushoutforasingle.\n\nAfterasingleisscrambled",
                    "Hoggardmovesintothefiringlineandjustmanagestoavoidarapidlyrisingbouncer.\n\nAnotherpartofunprotectedGilesanatomyisbatteredat85mph",
                    "Steyn'sskiddingshortonecatchinghiminthearmpit.\n\nHoggardjabsdownatthefinalmomenttokeepoutayorkerfromKallisthatwasdestinedforthetimbers.\n\nAnappealbegunonlybythekeeperforcaughtbehindagainstGilesdownthelegsideincreasesalittleinvolume",
                    "butDarrelHairisnotimpressed.\n\nHoggarddoesnotknowtoomuchaboutafullandfastdelivery",
                    "whichheinsideedgestofine-legforasingle.\n\n:Gileshooksuncomfortablyagainwithonehandoffthebat",
                    "butthesinglegiveshimtemporaryreprievefromthehostileSteyn.\n\nThereturnofKallisiswarmlygreetedbyGiles",
                    "whoclipsaloosenerneatlyoffhispadsforfour.\n\nMatthewHoggardisthelatestcasualty",
                    "anothershortonefromtheaggressiveSteynthwackingintohisarmguard.\n\nThenextballisalsoshortandGilesplaysanunconvincinghook",
                    "withonehandcomingoffthebat",
                    "butsomecontactismadeandGilesisgratefultostutterthroughforasingle.\n\nGilesisthumpedagainbyanothershortone.\n\nGilesducksintoabrutallowbouncerfromSteyn",
                    "theballcrashesintohiselbowandloopsovertheslipforfourlegbyes.\n\nSteynreturnsforPollockasSouthAfricalooktowrapuptheinnings.\n\nThehookprovestobetheundoingofJones",
                    "whopicksoutRudolphinthedeepoffNtini.\n\nJonesedgeslowthroughagapwherefourthslipwouldhavebeen",
                    "bringingfoururgentlyneededrunsforEngland.\n\nAnotherhookgoeshighintothespaceinfrontofsquare",
                    "butdeterminedfieldingfromRudolphrestrictsJonestotwo.\n\nPersistingwiththehookshot",
                    "Jonesisfullyincontrolbutcanonlygetasingletodeepsquare-legoffPollock.\n\nJoneshooksuppishlyatNtiniandiswithin10yardsofcarryingtothefielderonthefine-legboundary.\n\nAiminganexpansivedriveintotheoff-sidehegetsaninsideedgeandescapeswithasingle.\n\nJonespummelsacutshotoffPollockintotheboardsforhissecondfour.\n\nVaughanisrappedonthepadsbanginfrontbyaskiddingdeliveryfromNtiniandumpireTaufelconfirmshisworstfears.\n\nPollockunsettlesVaughanwithabouncerthatfollowshimandcatchestheglove.\n\nAcontrolledthickedgefromJonesfindsthegapbetweenthirdslipandgullyandracesforfour.\n\nNtinireturns",
                    "hisfirstdeliverydownthelegsideandeasilyturnedforasinglebyVaughan.\n\nGeraintJonespicksupashortonefromPollockandtheballsoarsovertheropesforthemaximumtoopenthewicketkeeper'saccountinemphaticfashion.\n\nVaughanrocksbacktoguideaforcingshotforamuchneededboundaryoffBoje.\n\nFlintoffisbeatenforpacebyPollockandhishookshotloopsuptamelyoffthesplicetosquarelegtoleavehisteaminturmoil.\n\nVaughanappearstolosesightofashortonefromPollock",
                    "andhavingplannedtoleaveitfendsitawkwardlywiththeglove",
                    "beforescramblingthroughforariskysingle.\n\nVaughanisabletopinchasingleashisgentlepushontheoffsidedefeatsthefielderonthebounce.\n\nThorpeistrappedplumbinfrontbythemetronomicPollock.\n\nBojeresumesaftertheinterval",
                    "VaughancrashesoneintoJacquesRudolphatsillypointbutslicesthenextballthroughgullyforfour.\n\nEngland58-3\n\nVaughanandThorpegetthroughsafelytolunchbutknowthatmuchmorewillberequiredthisafternoon.\n\nVaughan",
                    "badlyneedingtoplayamajorinnings",
                    "strikesafluentboundaryoffBoje.\n\nKallisswitchesendsandproducesamaidenasEnglandlooktowardsthesafetyoftheluncheoninterval.\n\nNewmanGrahamThorpeclipsasinglefromthefinalballoftheover.\n\nThesingleproveseffectiveaskeymanStrausstakesthestrikeandloftsacatchtoextracover",
                    "whereNtiniswoopslowtocapafinemorningforthehomeside.\n\nBojefindssomeearlyspinwithhisthirddeliveryandcatchestheedgeofVaughan'sbatastheEnglandcaptainpushesforward",
                    "butDeVilliersspillsthechanceandtheballfallstosafety.\n\nKallisisreplacedaftertwooversandthespinofNickyBojeistried13minutesbeforelunch.\n\nThereisnothingtostopaStrausscutshotwhichbringsuptheEngland50inthe24thover.\n\nStraussisdeniedacertainboundarywhenhispullshotstrikessquare-legumpireSimonTaufel.\n\nKallisescapeswithamaidenasasumptuouslookingdrivefromVaughangoesstraighttotheubiquitousAmlainthecovers.\n\nStraussstrokesthenextballgloriouslydownthegroundforhisfourthboundary.\n\nVaughanpirouettestopullSteynstylishlybutonlyforasingleasthedistinctivefigureofAmlafieldsonthesquare-legfence.\n\nStrausseasesthepressurealittlebybisectingthefieldwithatrademarkdrivetotheboundary",
                    "asKallisstrugglestofindhisrhythmearlyon.\n\nJacquesKallisisintroduced",
                    "havingbeenunabletobowlinthefirstTestorinIndia",
                    "hisfirstdeliveryiseasilyclippedintothelegsideforVaughan'sfirstrun.\n\nMoreconvictioninthispullshotfromStrauss",
                    "andSteynisdispatchedtotheboundary.\n\nJustasinglefromtheover",
                    "ahookfromStrauss",
                    "whomovestonine.\n\nMichaelVaughanisgivenabouncerfirstupandsurvivesanoptimisticshoutforlbw.\n\nAninsideedgeontothestumpsoffSteynendsButcher'sinningsindisappointingfashionagain.\n\nAnicelytimedcoverdrivebringsButcherthreeruns",
                    "withtheintrepidAmlacuttingtheballoffayardinsidetheropes.\n\nNtinireplacesPollock",
                    "whoislefttofumeintheoutfield",
                    "hisfacealightshadeofcrimson.\n\nSteyncompleteshissecondmaiden",
                    "restrictingButcherwithanaccurateoff-stumpline.\n\nPollockhurlstheballbackatStraussandthrowsinafewchoicewordsforgoodmeasure.\n\nTheextrabounceofDurbanprovidessomeuncertaintyforStrauss",
                    "anattemptedcutandhookbouncingtoohighforhim.\n\nDaleSteynisbroughtintotheattackandHerschelleGibbsprovideshimwithamaidenwithanagiledivingstopinthegully.\n\nButcherhastoscamperthroughasheattemptsaquicksingletoAmla",
                    "whoisquickerthanperhapstheleft-handergiveshimcreditfor",
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                    "butthereisenoughonittoclearNickyBojeinthegullyandraceforfour.\n\nStrausslooksforasingleafterdrivingtotherightofHashimAmla",
                    "butthefieldergetsacrosswellandensuresanothermaiden.\n\nThewildNtiniproducesamaiden",
                    "thefinalballoftheoverkeepinglowandbouncinginfrontofwicketkeeperABdeVilliers.\n\nStrauss",
                    "keentogetoffthemark",
                    "attemptsadriveatPollockoutsideoff-stumpbutmissesanditisanothermaiden.\n\nNtiniasksthequestionofDarrellHairbutTrescothickisalongwayforward",
                    "heclipsthenextballoffhispadsfortwomore.\n\nAnotherprobingmaidenfromPollock",
                    "withStrausscontenttoremainonnoughtandleavethemoutsidehisoff-stump.\n\nTrescothickthumpsthefinalballofNtini'soverthroughthecoversintotheboundaryboards.\n\nPollockmaintainsatidylineoutsideoff-stumptoStrauss",
                    "whoisyettogetoffthemark.\n\nTrescothickpicksthegapatmid-off",
                    "punchingNtinifortheday'sfirstboundary.\n\nNtini",
                    "bowlingoverthewicket",
                    "anglesashortballacrossTrescothick",
                    "whodoesnottakethebait.\n\nPollockoverpitchesasTrescothickgetsthescoringunderwayforEnglandwithanoff-driveforthreeruns.\n\nGraemeSmith(captain)",
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                    "MichaelVaughan(captain)",
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                    "AshleyGiles",
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                    "STaufel(Aus).\n"
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                  "0": "Ferdinand casts doubt over Glazer\n\nRio Ferdinand has said he is unsure of Malcolm Glazer's motives after the American billionaire launched a new offer to buy Manchester United.\n\nThe club have confirmed that the Glazer Family Partnership have submitted proposals of a third bid. \"A lot of people want the club's interest to be with people who have grown up with the club and have got its interests at heart,\" said Ferdinand. \"No one knows what this guy will be bringing to the table.\" The central defender added on BBC Radio Five Live: \"We will have to wait and see what Glazer comes with. \"I would like to see the situation resolved either way. \"I think people are getting bored with him coming in and out of the news with new proposals. \"The other stuff off the pitch takes the shine off what is going on the pitch.\"\n\nGlazer, currently owns a 28.1% stake in the club, and United's statement to the stock exchange said: \"The board has noted the recent press speculation on this subject. \"The board can confirm that it has now received a detailed proposal subject to various pre-conditions which may form the basis of an offer for Manchester United from Glazer. \"A further announcement will be made in due course.\" Glazer's previous bids for the club, which United supporters opposed, were rejected by the board because of the high level of debt they would incur. But it is believed that Glazer has substantially reduced the borrowing required for his latest move. He will still need the approval of major shareholders John Magnier and JP McManus, who own 28.9% of the club to succeed. But the Irish duo have cut off talks with Glazer over the proposed sale of their stake, while fans remain opposed to his involvement.\n",
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                    "FerdinandcastsdoubtoverGlazer\n\nRioFerdinandhassaidheisunsureofMalcolmGlazer'smotivesaftertheAmericanbillionairelaunchedanewoffertobuyManchesterUnited.\n\nTheclubhaveconfirmedthattheGlazerFamilyPartnershiphavesubmittedproposalsofathirdbid.\"Alotofpeoplewanttheclub'sinteresttobewithpeoplewhohavegrownupwiththeclubandhavegotitsinterestsatheart",
                    "\"saidFerdinand.\"Nooneknowswhatthisguywillbebringingtothetable.\"ThecentraldefenderaddedonBBCRadioFiveLive:\"WewillhavetowaitandseewhatGlazercomeswith.\"Iwouldliketoseethesituationresolvedeitherway.\"Ithinkpeoplearegettingboredwithhimcominginandoutofthenewswithnewproposals.\"Theotherstuffoffthepitchtakestheshineoffwhatisgoingonthepitch.\"\n\nGlazer",
                    "currentlyownsa28.1%stakeintheclub",
                    "andUnited'sstatementtothestockexchangesaid:\"Theboardhasnotedtherecentpressspeculationonthissubject.\"Theboardcanconfirmthatithasnowreceivedadetailedproposalsubjecttovariouspre-conditionswhichmayformthebasisofanofferforManchesterUnitedfromGlazer.\"Afurtherannouncementwillbemadeinduecourse.\"Glazer'spreviousbidsfortheclub",
                    "whichUnitedsupportersopposed",
                    "wererejectedbytheboardbecauseofthehighlevelofdebttheywouldincur.ButitisbelievedthatGlazerhassubstantiallyreducedtheborrowingrequiredforhislatestmove.HewillstillneedtheapprovalofmajorshareholdersJohnMagnierandJPMcManus",
                    "whoown28.9%oftheclubtosucceed.ButtheIrishduohavecutofftalkswithGlazerovertheproposedsaleoftheirstake",
                    "whilefansremainopposedtohisinvolvement.\n"
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                  "0": "City tie on as weather hits games\n\nOldham Athletic's FA Cup tie against Manchester City will go ahead despite severe weather conditons, which have hit several games across Britain.\n\nFans had to wait until noon for the match to be given the green light after high winds caused structural damage to two of the stands at Boundary Park. On Friday, Burnley's tie against Liverpool was called off due to a waterlogged pitch. Bad weather has also forced several Scottish Cup matches to be postponed. Gretna's tie against Dundee United, Morton's match at Livingston and Airdrie United at Ross County were all called off. Elsewhere in Scotland, Third Division matches between Albion Rovers and Queen's Park and Elgin and Peterhead were also postponed.\n",
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                    "Citytieonasweatherhitsgames\n\nOldhamAthletic'sFACuptieagainstManchesterCitywillgoaheaddespitesevereweatherconditons",
                    "whichhavehitseveralgamesacrossBritain.\n\nFanshadtowaituntilnoonforthematchtobegiventhegreenlightafterhighwindscausedstructuraldamagetotwoofthestandsatBoundaryPark.OnFriday",
                    "Burnley'stieagainstLiverpoolwascalledoffduetoawaterloggedpitch.BadweatherhasalsoforcedseveralScottishCupmatchestobepostponed.Gretna'stieagainstDundeeUnited",
                    "Morton'smatchatLivingstonandAirdrieUnitedatRossCountywereallcalledoff.ElsewhereinScotland",
                    "ThirdDivisionmatchesbetweenAlbionRoversandQueen'sParkandElginandPeterheadwerealsopostponed.\n"
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                  "0": "Ferguson rues failure to cut gap\n\nBoss Sir Alex Ferguson was left ruing Manchester United's failure to close the gap on Chelsea, Everton and Arsenal after his side's 1-1 draw with Fulham.\n\nPremiership leaders Chelsea and the Gunners endured a 2-2 stalemate on Sunday, giving United the chance to make up some ground in the league. But Ferguson said: \"I think what makes it so bad is that both our rivals dropped points at the weekend. \"It was a great opportunity - and we haven't delivered.\" United went ahead through Alan Smith in the 33rd minute before Bouba Diop's superb 25-yard strike cancelled out the visitors' lead in the 87th minute. Ferguson described the result as an \"absolute giveaway\" after United had earlier missed a host of opportunities to finish off the encounter. He said: \"It was a good performance - some of the football was fantastic - but we just didn't finish them off. \"In fairness, it's a fantastic strike from the Fulham player.\" The result leaves Ferguson's side fourth in the league on 31 points - four points behind Arsenal and a further five back from Chelsea.\n",
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                    "Fergusonruesfailuretocutgap\n\nBossSirAlexFergusonwasleftruingManchesterUnited'sfailuretoclosethegaponChelsea",
                    "EvertonandArsenalafterhisside's1-1drawwithFulham.\n\nPremiershipleadersChelseaandtheGunnersendureda2-2stalemateonSunday",
                    "givingUnitedthechancetomakeupsomegroundintheleague.ButFergusonsaid:\"Ithinkwhatmakesitsobadisthatbothourrivalsdroppedpointsattheweekend.\"Itwasagreatopportunity-andwehaven'tdelivered.\"UnitedwentaheadthroughAlanSmithinthe33rdminutebeforeBoubaDiop'ssuperb25-yardstrikecancelledoutthevisitors'leadinthe87thminute.Fergusondescribedtheresultasan\"absolutegiveaway\"afterUnitedhadearliermissedahostofopportunitiestofinishofftheencounter.Hesaid:\"Itwasagoodperformance-someofthefootballwasfantastic-butwejustdidn'tfinishthemoff.\"Infairness",
                    "it'safantasticstrikefromtheFulhamplayer.\"TheresultleavesFerguson'ssidefourthintheleagueon31points-fourpointsbehindArsenalandafurtherfivebackfromChelsea.\n"
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                  "0": "Wenger dejected as Arsenal slump\n\nArsenal manager Arsene Wenger claimed their display in the 3-1 defeat against Bayern Munich was \"our worst peformance in the Champions League\".\n\nKolo Toure's late goal gives the Gunners hope for the second leg, but Wenger said: \"The only positive is that we are still in the tie. \"The players are really down in the dressing-room. I feel we really turned in a bad performance. \"At 3-0 we faced a real struggle, but 3-1 at least gives us a chance.\"\n\nGoalscorer Toure was also at fault for two goals, and Wenger said: \"We need to help Toure rebuild his confidence as he is low at the moment.\" Wenger also tried to stay upbeat himself, adding: \"But there is enough time for crying. I could cry - maybe it would be easier - but life goes on. \"In this job, you have good and bad nights. This was a bad night - but I still have confidence in the quality of my players, as well as their spirit and desire.\" But Wenger's Bayern counterpart Felix Magath was in no mood to celebrate either. He said: \"I am far from happy despite the win. My players failed to try and score a fourth to kill the tie and then conceded the late goal.\n\n\"Arsenal are fully capable of scoring several goals against us on their own turf.\" Arsenal keeper Jens Lehmann, whose personal rivalry with Bayern goalkeeper Oliver Kahn was not helped by the result, said: \"Do I blame myself for the third goal? As a goalkeeper, I always blame myself. \"I just know the goals were very easy against us. In my time here, we have never conceded three easy goals like that - but sometimes it happens. \"It would have been impossible to go through at 3-0 - but with the goal we have chances. Everything is now possible.\"\n",
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                    "WengerdejectedasArsenalslump\n\nArsenalmanagerArseneWengerclaimedtheirdisplayinthe3-1defeatagainstBayernMunichwas\"ourworstpeformanceintheChampionsLeague\".\n\nKoloToure'slategoalgivestheGunnershopeforthesecondleg",
                    "butWengersaid:\"Theonlypositiveisthatwearestillinthetie.\"Theplayersarereallydowninthedressing-room.Ifeelwereallyturnedinabadperformance.\"At3-0wefacedarealstruggle",
                    "but3-1atleastgivesusachance.\"\n\nGoalscorerTourewasalsoatfaultfortwogoals",
                    "andWengersaid:\"WeneedtohelpTourerebuildhisconfidenceasheislowatthemoment.\"Wengeralsotriedtostayupbeathimself",
                    "adding:\"Butthereisenoughtimeforcrying.Icouldcry-maybeitwouldbeeasier-butlifegoeson.\"Inthisjob",
                    "youhavegoodandbadnights.Thiswasabadnight-butIstillhaveconfidenceinthequalityofmyplayers",
                    "aswellastheirspiritanddesire.\"ButWenger'sBayerncounterpartFelixMagathwasinnomoodtocelebrateeither.Hesaid:\"Iamfarfromhappydespitethewin.Myplayersfailedtotryandscoreafourthtokillthetieandthenconcededthelategoal.\n\n\"Arsenalarefullycapableofscoringseveralgoalsagainstusontheirownturf.\"ArsenalkeeperJensLehmann",
                    "whosepersonalrivalrywithBayerngoalkeeperOliverKahnwasnothelpedbytheresult",
                    "said:\"DoIblamemyselfforthethirdgoal?Asagoalkeeper",
                    "Ialwaysblamemyself.\"Ijustknowthegoalswereveryeasyagainstus.Inmytimehere",
                    "wehaveneverconcededthreeeasygoalslikethat-butsometimesithappens.\"Itwouldhavebeenimpossibletogothroughat3-0-butwiththegoalwehavechances.Everythingisnowpossible.\"\n"
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                  "0": "African double in Edinburgh\n\nWorld 5000m champion Eliud Kipchoge won the 9.2km race at the View From Great Edinburgh Cross Country.\n\nThe Kenyan, who was second when Newcastle hosted the race last year, was in front from the outset. Ethiopian duo Gebre Gebremariam and Dejene Berhanu made last-gasp efforts to overtake him, but Kipchoge responded and a burst of speed clinched victory. Gavin Thompson was the first Briton in 12th place while Nick McCormick held of his British rivals to win the 4km race. The Morpeth Harrier led from the end of the first lap and ended Mike Skinner and Andrew Baddeley's hopes with a surge in the lasp lap. \"My training has gone so well I wasn't really worried about the opposition asI knew I was in great shape,\" said McCormick, who now hopes to earn a 1,500m place in the British team for the World Championships in Helsinki. In the women's race, Ethiopia's Tirunesh Dibaba won a battle with world cross country champion Benita Johnson to retain her title. Australian Johnson, who shocked her African rivals in Brussels last March, looked to be on course for another win in the 6.2km race. But world 5000m champion Dibaba make a telling strike for the finishing line in the final 20 metres. Britons Kathy Butler and Hayley Yelling were out of contention early on.\n",
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                    "AfricandoubleinEdinburgh\n\nWorld5000mchampionEliudKipchogewonthe9.2kmraceattheViewFromGreatEdinburghCrossCountry.\n\nTheKenyan",
                    "whowassecondwhenNewcastlehostedtheracelastyear",
                    "wasinfrontfromtheoutset.EthiopianduoGebreGebremariamandDejeneBerhanumadelast-gaspeffortstoovertakehim",
                    "butKipchogerespondedandaburstofspeedclinchedvictory.GavinThompsonwasthefirstBritonin12thplacewhileNickMcCormickheldofhisBritishrivalstowinthe4kmrace.TheMorpethHarrierledfromtheendofthefirstlapandendedMikeSkinnerandAndrewBaddeley'shopeswithasurgeinthelasplap.\"MytraininghasgonesowellIwasn'treallyworriedabouttheoppositionasIknewIwasingreatshape",
                    "\"saidMcCormick",
                    "whonowhopestoearna1",
                    "500mplaceintheBritishteamfortheWorldChampionshipsinHelsinki.Inthewomen'srace",
                    "Ethiopia'sTiruneshDibabawonabattlewithworldcrosscountrychampionBenitaJohnsontoretainhertitle.AustralianJohnson",
                    "whoshockedherAfricanrivalsinBrusselslastMarch",
                    "lookedtobeoncourseforanotherwininthe6.2kmrace.Butworld5000mchampionDibabamakeatellingstrikeforthefinishinglineinthefinal20metres.BritonsKathyButlerandHayleyYellingwereoutofcontentionearlyon.\n"
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                  "0": "Pakistan question warm-up venue\n\nPakistan have voiced concern about the choice of Dharamshala to stage their only warm-up game in India.\n\nTuesday's practice session had to be cancelled because of rain and the forecast is gloomy until the weekend. They are also worried about a travel schedule which could disrupt practice in Mohali, venue for the first Test. \"If we have to go back the same way we came, in two flights, we may not be able to practice on Sunday,\" said team manager Salim Altaf. \"We will get only one day's nets in Mohali.\" Pakistan are due to begin a three-day game against an Indian Board President's XI at altitude at Dharamshala on Thursday. But the players could only watch the skies from their hotel after an hour-long drive from Kangra airport where they had arrived in two planes because of its short runway. \"We are helpless before nature,\" said Anurag Thakur, president of the local Himachal Pradesh Cricket Association. \"Everybody is keeping their fingers crossed,\" he added.\n\n\"We are here to play and do not want to go into the Test series short of match practice. \"I wish the rain would go away,\" said Altaf. Meanwhile, chief selector Wasim Bari is hopeful that Shoaib Akhtar's absence can inspire Mohammad Sami to a new level on the tour. Akhtar will miss the Test series because of hamstring trouble, but is hoping to return for the one-dayers. \"He'll be missed and every player needs 25% extra to overcome his loss, but one hopes with the responsibilty, the best in Sami will come out,\" Bari said.\n\n\"They can spring a surprise in India, I think we have a talented side.\" Bari feels the team is capable of responding favourably to the disappointment of their tour to Australia, which saw them heavily beaten in all three-day Tests, and also lose the final of the triangular one-day series. \"Obviously they made some mistakes on their last tour of Australia, but they must capitalise on the lessons they learnt,\" Bari observed. \"Good results will pave the way for the young team to get on the right path and attain more maturity.\" The tour is Pakistan's first to India since 1999 and they are looking to atone for last year's home defeat by their arch-rivals. The Dalai Lama, who has lived in exile in Dharamshala since fleeing China in 1959, will not inaugurate Thursday's match as originally planned. There were reports that the Pakistan Cricket Board were concerned about his presence because of their country's good relations with China. \"The decision has been taken by the Dalai Lama as he didn't want to cause inconvenience to anyone,\" said his spokesman, Tenzin Takla.\n",
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                    "Pakistanquestionwarm-upvenue\n\nPakistanhavevoicedconcernaboutthechoiceofDharamshalatostagetheironlywarm-upgameinIndia.\n\nTuesday'spracticesessionhadtobecancelledbecauseofrainandtheforecastisgloomyuntiltheweekend.TheyarealsoworriedaboutatravelschedulewhichcoulddisruptpracticeinMohali",
                    "venueforthefirstTest.\"Ifwehavetogobackthesamewaywecame",
                    "intwoflights",
                    "wemaynotbeabletopracticeonSunday",
                    "\"saidteammanagerSalimAltaf.\"Wewillgetonlyoneday'snetsinMohali.\"Pakistanareduetobeginathree-daygameagainstanIndianBoardPresident'sXIataltitudeatDharamshalaonThursday.Buttheplayerscouldonlywatchtheskiesfromtheirhotelafteranhour-longdrivefromKangraairportwheretheyhadarrivedintwoplanesbecauseofitsshortrunway.\"Wearehelplessbeforenature",
                    "\"saidAnuragThakur",
                    "presidentofthelocalHimachalPradeshCricketAssociation.\"Everybodyiskeepingtheirfingerscrossed",
                    "\"headded.\n\n\"WeareheretoplayanddonotwanttogointotheTestseriesshortofmatchpractice.\"Iwishtherainwouldgoaway",
                    "\"saidAltaf.Meanwhile",
                    "chiefselectorWasimBariishopefulthatShoaibAkhtar'sabsencecaninspireMohammadSamitoanewlevelonthetour.AkhtarwillmisstheTestseriesbecauseofhamstringtrouble",
                    "butishopingtoreturnfortheone-dayers.\"He'llbemissedandeveryplayerneeds25%extratoovercomehisloss",
                    "butonehopeswiththeresponsibilty",
                    "thebestinSamiwillcomeout",
                    "\"Barisaid.\n\n\"TheycanspringasurpriseinIndia",
                    "Ithinkwehaveatalentedside.\"BarifeelstheteamiscapableofrespondingfavourablytothedisappointmentoftheirtourtoAustralia",
                    "whichsawthemheavilybeateninallthree-dayTests",
                    "andalsolosethefinalofthetriangularone-dayseries.\"ObviouslytheymadesomemistakesontheirlasttourofAustralia",
                    "buttheymustcapitaliseonthelessonstheylearnt",
                    "\"Bariobserved.\"Goodresultswillpavethewayfortheyoungteamtogetontherightpathandattainmorematurity.\"ThetourisPakistan'sfirsttoIndiasince1999andtheyarelookingtoatoneforlastyear'shomedefeatbytheirarch-rivals.TheDalaiLama",
                    "whohaslivedinexileinDharamshalasincefleeingChinain1959",
                    "willnotinaugurateThursday'smatchasoriginallyplanned.TherewerereportsthatthePakistanCricketBoardwereconcernedabouthispresencebecauseoftheircountry'sgoodrelationswithChina.\"ThedecisionhasbeentakenbytheDalaiLamaashedidn'twanttocauseinconveniencetoanyone",
                    "\"saidhisspokesman",
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                  "0": "Johnson edges out rival Sotherton\n\nJade Johnson edged out rival Kelly Sotherton with her last effort to claim the AAAs long jump title at the Norwich Union European Indoor trials.\n\nOlympic heptathlon bronze medallist, Sotherton, led the event with her first leap of 6.43m - a personal best. But Johnson, who has not competed indoors for five years, leapt to a life-time best of 6.50m in her last jump, after four fouls. Both Johnson and Sotherton passed the European Championships qualifying mark. Although Sotherton's main aim in Madrid next month will be the pentathlon where she will take on Olympic heptathlon champion Carolina Kluft. Ireland's\n\ndelivered a shock in the men's 200m as he stormed to his first major title in 21.01 seconds. British favourite Chris Lambert had to settle for second place while defending champion Ireland's Paul Brizzel took third. There was some consolation for Lambert as he set a personal best of 20.94 in the first round - good enough to qualify for Europe.\n\nTwo-time AAAs champion Allyn Condon and Ian Mackie had no such luck as they were disqualified in the heats. There was plenty of hot action in the men's 60m hurdles where Scotland's\n\nwas vying for top spot with Olympian Andy Turner. Scott, 22, smashed his personal best on the way to the final, where he broke it again to win the AAAs title in 7.58 seconds. Turner finished second in 7.82 after previously setting a personal best on the 7.83 in the semi-finals, while Damien Greaves did not finish the final. The trio of athletes have reached the European qualifying mark this season though one of them is set to miss out on a call-up to the British squad.\n\ncomfortably defended her 3,000m title, clocking eight minutes, 49.87 seconds to easily surpass the European qualifying mark. The European cross country bronze medallist is ranked number one in Europe this season and will go to Madrid with high hopes. Helen Clitheroe was agonisingly close to the 9:05.00 qualifying mark as she claimed the runners-up spot in a personal best of 9:05.73. In the men's 800m heats,\n\nqualified fastest in the 800m heats to lay down a challenge to in-form\n\n. The Welsh runner attacked the last 200m to come through ahead of James Thie in one minute, 49.87 seconds. McIlroy, who is third in the European rankings, eased across the finish in 1:50.87 to set up a showdown in Sunday's final in Sheffield. Both Watkins and McIlroy have already achieved the European qualifying mark. Scotland's Susan Deacon stole\n\n's thunder in the final of the women's 200m. Fraser became the fastest British woman over the distance this season when she qualified for the final in 23.68 seconds - though that time is outside the European standard. But Deacon claimed her first AAAs title over the distance, edging Fraser into second in 23.67. In the women's shot put veteran\n\nclaimed her fourth AAAs title with a throw of 15.27m. But that mark was not good enough for the 39-year-old to book her place at next month's European Indoor Championships in Madrid. Sotherton finished fifth after producing two throws of 13.77m. In the absence of injured British number one Carl Myerscough,\n\nclaimed the men's shot put title with a throw of 17.64m, which was below the qualifying mark.\n\nSale's Robert Mitchell climbed to a season's best of 2.20m - just 3cm short of the European standard - to claim the British indoor high jump title.\n\ncould only clear 2.16m to finish in fourth but the 27-year-old's disappointment will be tempered as he had already achieved the qualifying mark at a meeting in Slovenia on Tuesday. There was bad luck for British number one\n\nin the pole vault as he failed to clear the bar after deciding to come in at 5.45m. The AAAs indoor title went instead to Ashley Swain, who climbed to a season's best of 5.25m And Ireland's Taniesha Scanlon set a new national record of 13.28m in the women's triple jump.\n",
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                    "ledtheeventwithherfirstleapof6.43m-apersonalbest.ButJohnson",
                    "whohasnotcompetedindoorsforfiveyears",
                    "leapttoalife-timebestof6.50minherlastjump",
                    "afterfourfouls.BothJohnsonandSothertonpassedtheEuropeanChampionshipsqualifyingmark.AlthoughSotherton'smainaiminMadridnextmonthwillbethepentathlonwhereshewilltakeonOlympicheptathlonchampionCarolinaKluft.Ireland's\n\ndeliveredashockinthemen's200mashestormedtohisfirstmajortitlein21.01seconds.BritishfavouriteChrisLamberthadtosettleforsecondplacewhiledefendingchampionIreland'sPaulBrizzeltookthird.TherewassomeconsolationforLambertashesetapersonalbestof20.94inthefirstround-goodenoughtoqualifyforEurope.\n\nTwo-timeAAAschampionAllynCondonandIanMackiehadnosuchluckastheyweredisqualifiedintheheats.Therewasplentyofhotactioninthemen's60mhurdleswhereScotland's\n\nwasvyingfortopspotwithOlympianAndyTurner.Scott",
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                    "smashedhispersonalbestonthewaytothefinal",
                    "wherehebrokeitagaintowintheAAAstitlein7.58seconds.Turnerfinishedsecondin7.82afterpreviouslysettingapersonalbestonthe7.83inthesemi-finals",
                    "whileDamienGreavesdidnotfinishthefinal.ThetrioofathleteshavereachedtheEuropeanqualifyingmarkthisseasonthoughoneofthemissettomissoutonacall-uptotheBritishsquad.\n\ncomfortablydefendedher3",
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                    "clockingeightminutes",
                    "49.87secondstoeasilysurpasstheEuropeanqualifyingmark.TheEuropeancrosscountrybronzemedallistisrankednumberoneinEuropethisseasonandwillgotoMadridwithhighhopes.HelenClitheroewasagonisinglyclosetothe9:05.00qualifyingmarkassheclaimedtherunners-upspotinapersonalbestof9:05.73.Inthemen's800mheats",
                    "\n\nqualifiedfastestinthe800mheatstolaydownachallengetoin-form\n\n.TheWelshrunnerattackedthelast200mtocomethroughaheadofJamesThieinoneminute",
                    "49.87seconds.McIlroy",
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                    "easedacrossthefinishin1:50.87tosetupashowdowninSunday'sfinalinSheffield.BothWatkinsandMcIlroyhavealreadyachievedtheEuropeanqualifyingmark.Scotland'sSusanDeaconstole\n\n'sthunderinthefinalofthewomen's200m.FraserbecamethefastestBritishwomanoverthedistancethisseasonwhenshequalifiedforthefinalin23.68seconds-thoughthattimeisoutsidetheEuropeanstandard.ButDeaconclaimedherfirstAAAstitleoverthedistance",
                    "edgingFraserintosecondin23.67.Inthewomen'sshotputveteran\n\nclaimedherfourthAAAstitlewithathrowof15.27m.Butthatmarkwasnotgoodenoughforthe39-year-oldtobookherplaceatnextmonth'sEuropeanIndoorChampionshipsinMadrid.Sothertonfinishedfifthafterproducingtwothrowsof13.77m.IntheabsenceofinjuredBritishnumberoneCarlMyerscough",
                    "\n\nclaimedthemen'sshotputtitlewithathrowof17.64m",
                    "whichwasbelowthequalifyingmark.\n\nSale'sRobertMitchellclimbedtoaseason'sbestof2.20m-just3cmshortoftheEuropeanstandard-toclaimtheBritishindoorhighjumptitle.\n\ncouldonlyclear2.16mtofinishinfourthbutthe27-year-old'sdisappointmentwillbetemperedashehadalreadyachievedthequalifyingmarkatameetinginSloveniaonTuesday.TherewasbadluckforBritishnumberone\n\ninthepolevaultashefailedtoclearthebarafterdecidingtocomeinat5.45m.TheAAAsindoortitlewentinsteadtoAshleySwain",
                    "whoclimbedtoaseason'sbestof5.25mAndIreland'sTanieshaScanlonsetanewnationalrecordof13.28minthewomen'striplejump.\n"
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                  "0": "Pakistan on revenge mission\n\nPakistan's cricketers depart for Delhi on Monday with captain Inzamam-ul-Haq beseeching his side to make up for the 2004 defeat to India on home soil.\n\nIndia outplayed Pakistan 12 months ago, beating them 2-1 in the Tests and 3-2 in the one-day internationals. Inzamam said ahead of Pakistan's first full tour of India for six years: \"We want to make amends for last year. \"The Australian tour was a big learning experience and I think we are in a position to reap benefits in India.\" Series between India and Pakistan are always eagerly awaited, largely because politics often restrict the amount of cricket the two teams can play against each other. This particular engagement, which will include three Tests and six one-dayers, was twice threatened. The schedule has already been put back four days over a dispute which centred on Pakistan's refusal to play the second Test in Ahmedabad.\n\nThe first Test in Mohali will now get under way on 8 March. Then, following a protracted row over television rights, the Madras High Court issued interim orders to ensure the matches would be broadcast live by state=owned channel Doordarshan. After the 2004 series between the two sides, Pakistan sacked their coach Javed Miandad. Inzamam believes his replacement, Bob Woolmer, has improved the side even if a string of positive results have not yet come. He said: \"A lot has changed since that series. Woolmer has helped change the attitude of the boys which is more positive and professional and I think they can take the pressure of playing in India.\" Pakistan will be without strike bowler Shoaib Akhtar (hamstring), leaving recalled off-spinner Arshad Khan and leg-spinner Danish Kaneria with much work to do. Inzamam said: \"Shoaib's absence will be felt. But our strength is playing as a unit. \"[Khan and Kaneria] have a big role to play in India. They are the ones on whom we will be depending a lot in the Test matches. \"We are expecting slow, turning tracks and we have been practicing for such conditions.\" Pakistan's first match is a three-day warm-up against the Indian Board President's XI in Dharamsala from March 3.\n\nSalman Butt, Yasir Hameed, Taufeeq Umar, Younis Khan, Inzamam-ul-Haq (captain), Yousuf Youhana, Asim Kamal, Kamran Akmal (wkt), Abdul Razzaq, Shoaib Malik, Shahid Afridi, Arshad Khan, Danish Kaneria, Muhammad Sami, Rana Naved, Muhammad Khalil.\n",
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                    "largelybecausepoliticsoftenrestricttheamountofcricketthetwoteamscanplayagainsteachother.Thisparticularengagement",
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                  "0": "Molby says Gravesen is Real deal\n\nJan Molby is convinced fellow Dane Thomas Gravesen will be a major success when he leaves Everton for Real Madrid.\n\nGravesen is set to join the Spanish giants after the clubs agreed a £2m-plus fee for the player. Molby told BBC Sport: \"It is a little bit of a surprise, but there is no doubt the talent is there with Thomas. \"It is there for everyone to see. I'm sure he will do a good job. They will be looking for him to be the strong man, but he has exceptional ability.\" Gravesen is out of contract at the end of the season and would be able to leave on a free transfer but Real are expected to pay up to £2.5m to sign the midfielder in January. Molby said: \"The strength of the majority of the players at Real is going forward, and maybe not having a lot of defensive qualities.\n\n\"Thomas has been playing more of a free role this season at Everton, but when he plays for Denmark he has a lot of defensive duties and he can do that as well. \"Real will want Thomas to sit in there and make them defensively sound, with all the superstars going forward. But he can be trusted with the ball, and if he does venture forward he is more than good enough to do some fancy work.\" Gravesen is a strong personality and a major figure at Everton - but he will be reduced to the ranks among the big names assembled at The Bernabeu. Molby said: \"Thomas likes to be the leader and he wouldn't go down as a 'galactico' signing. \"It will be interesting to see what happens the first time he gets upset with Zinedine Zidane, Ronaldo or Raul for not tracking back - but that's all part of the way he is. \"He is a strong personality and he has to keep that if he is to function at 100%. But it is a once in a lifetime opportunity and I don't think he will spoil it by being too petulant. \"He has had a very, very good season at Everton. I always felt he was a very good player, a better player than he had shown at Everton. \"He has played well for Denmark at European Championships and World Cups and now he's showing that form for Everton. As Everton have progressed he's got better and better.\" Molby believes Everton's hopes of qualifying for Europe would be dealt a devastating blow if Gravesen leaves.\n\nHe said: \"It would be a massive, massive setback. People talk about the success of Tim Cahill, Lee Carsley playing well in the holding role, Marcus Bent's goals and the work of the defensive boys - but the catalyst is always Thomas Gravesen. \"For Everton to lose Gravesen and that extra bit of quality he gives you that wins matches would be a real blow. There are not a lot of players around like that.\" But Molby said Gravesen's respect for Everton manager David Moyes means he may yet stay. He added: \"If there are any doubts, then I know he really likes David Moyes and enjoys living on Merseyside. \"I'm sure the two of them will have a chat, but it is always difficult to turn down Real Madrid.\"\n",
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                    "butthereisnodoubtthetalentistherewithThomas.\"Itisthereforeveryonetosee.I'msurehewilldoagoodjob.Theywillbelookingforhimtobethestrongman",
                    "buthehasexceptionalability.\"GravesenisoutofcontractattheendoftheseasonandwouldbeabletoleaveonafreetransferbutRealareexpectedtopayupto£2.5mtosignthemidfielderinJanuary.Molbysaid:\"ThestrengthofthemajorityoftheplayersatRealisgoingforward",
                    "andmaybenothavingalotofdefensivequalities.\n\n\"ThomashasbeenplayingmoreofafreerolethisseasonatEverton",
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                    "thenIknowhereallylikesDavidMoyesandenjoyslivingonMerseyside.\"I'msurethetwoofthemwillhaveachat",
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                  "0": "Worthington praises classy Villa\n\nNorwich boss Nigel Worthington said his side's defeat to Aston Villa emphasised the gap in quality between the Premiership and the Championship.\n\n\"I thought the Villa performance today was very good. I think it comes down to the quality,\" he said. \"The jump from the first division into this level is a hefty leap. We're learning all the time. \"Villa's second goal summed it up. We are on the attack, then Robert Green's picking it out at the other end.\" Worthington said he was happy with the performance of England Under-21 striker Dean Ashton on his Premiership debut after his £3m move from Crewe. \"It was very difficult for him but I thought he did exceptionally well,\" he said. \"He got hold of the ball and got shots in, which we've been shy on, so that's a big plus. It's his first Premiership game and he will find it a big step. \"We've got to give him time and be patient with him because I know, and he knows, there is a quality footballer in there. \"Once he gets attuned to the Premiership he will be one to watch.\"\n",
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                  "0": "Smith keen on Home series return\n\nScotland manager Walter Smith has given his backing to the reinstatement of the Home International series.\n\nSuch a plan is to be proposed by the new chief executive of the Northern Irish FA, Howard Wells, at the next meeting of the four home countries. The English FA has expressed doubt as to whether the fixtures could be accommodated at the end of each season. But Smith said: \"Bringing it back would add meaning to friendly games and that's something that's needed.\" The Home International series was done away with in 1984, with the traditional Scotland-England fixture continuing until 1989. That game is one Smith would be delighted to see reinstated. \"The Scotland v England match was a highlight of the end of the season,\" he added. \"I was in Italy for their friendly with Russia last week and they made seven substitutions while only around 20,000 fans turned up to watch. \"England were criticised for the 0-0 draw against Holland - the way Scotland were slammed in the past for poor results in friendlies. \"You have to put a performance on in friendly games. If you don't, they can be de-motivating. \"It can be a dangerous road to go down, if players don't apply themselves in the manner they should. \"So I would support the return of the home internationals - the only problem would be fitting them in to the fixture schedule.\"\n",
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                    "\"headded.\"IwasinItalyfortheirfriendlywithRussialastweekandtheymadesevensubstitutionswhileonlyaround20",
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                  "0": "Sprinter Walker quits athletics\n\nFormer European 200m champion Dougie Walker is to retire from athletics after a series of six operations left him struggling for fitness.\n\nWalker had hoped to compete in the New Year Sprint which is staged at Musselburgh Racecourse near Edinburgh on Tuesday and Wednesday. The 31-year-old Scot was suspended for two years in 1998 after testing positive for nandrolone. \"I had intended to race but I'm running like a goon,\" said Walker. He told the Herald newspaper: \"I'm not in great shape, after missing about a month of training. \"I missed a big chunk of speed work over about three weeks, and then another week working in America. \"If I'd had a half-decent mark it might have motivated me more, but I won't be racing. \"I still enjoy training, but feel it's time to move on, and concentrate on a career.\"\n",
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                  "0": "Duff ruled out of Barcelona clash\n\nChelsea's Damien Duff has been ruled out of Wednesday's Champions League clash with Barcelona at the Nou Camp.\n\nDuff sustained a knee injury in the FA Cup defeat at Newcastle and manager Jose Mourinho said: \"He cannot run. His injury is very painful, so he is out.\" But Mourinho has revealed defender Willian Gallas and striker Didier Drogba will be in the starting line-up. The Blues boss took the unusual step of naming his side a day before the match, with Jole Cole named in midfield. Mourinho said: \"We have one more session but I think Drogba will play, and Gallas will play. \"Drogba trained on Monday with no problems and will do the same on Tuesday. Gallas feels he can play and wants to play. We are protecting him still but he will be okay to play.\" Drogba, Chelsea's £24m striker, has missed the last three weeks through injury.\n\nCech, Ferreira, Carvalho, Terry, Gallas, Tiago, Makelele, Lampard, Cole, Drogba, Gudjohnsen.\n",
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                  "0": "Jayasuriya set to join Somerset\n\nSomerset are expected to announce later on Thursday that Sri Lankan batsman Sanath Jayasuriya will join the county for the start of the 2005 season.\n\nChief executive Peter Anderson told BBC Sport that the club would release a statement on the matter at 1600 GMT. Jayasuriya will probably fill the place of Graeme Smith on a temporary basis as the South African is due to arrive in late May to captain the team. Jayasuriya, 35, had rejected an offer to play for the Scottish Saltires. Jayasuriya has played in 94 Tests, averaging 43.45 with the bat and taking 89 wickets with his left-arm spin. He has also played in more one-day internationals than all but three players in world cricket with 334 appearances. But the attack-minded left-hander has never played county cricket before. It is shaping up to be a golden summer for Sri Lankans in English domestic cricket, with Upul Chandana (Gloucestershire), Chaminda Vaas (Worcestershire) and Muttiah Muralitharan (Lancashire) all contracted. Kumar Sangakkara and Mahela Jayawardene are also reported to be looking for opportunities.\n",
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                  "0": "Newcastle 2-1 Bolton\n\nKieron Dyer smashed home the winner to end Bolton's 10-game unbeaten run.\n\nLee Bowyer put Newcastle ahead when he fed Stephen Carr on the right flank, then sprinted into the area to power home a header from the resultant cross. Wanderers hit back through Stelios Giannakopoulos, who ended a fluid passing move with a well-struck volley. But Dyer had the last word in a game of few chances, pouncing on a loose ball after Alan Shearer's shot was blocked and firing into the top corner. Neither side lacked urgency in the early stages of the game, with plenty of tackles flying in, but opportunities in front of goal were harder to come by. Bolton keeper Jussi Jaaskelainen had to make two saves in quick succession midway through the first-half - keeping out Shearer's low shot and Dyer's close-range header - but that was the only goalmouth action of note. And it was almost out of nothing that the Magpies took the lead on 35 minutes. Bowyer found space with a neat turn on the half-way line and striding forward picked out Carr to his right. He then continued his run and with perfect timing made his way into the box where he met Carr's cross with a downward header into the far corner. Bolton had produced little going forward at this point but they responded well.\n\nThey were level within six minutes thanks to a smart finish from Giannakopoulos. Jay-Jay Okocha twisted and turned on the edge of the area and after a neat exchange of passes involving Kevin Davies and Gary Speed, the Greek striker found the bottom corner with a first-time strike. The Magpies were opened up again before half-time as Davies set Giannakopoulos in space and Given had to block at his near post. But the home side survived, and they should have re-taken the lead with the first meaningful attack of the second half. Fernando Hierro cynically chopped down Dyer on the edge of the area with the midfielder clean through. But the veteran defender escaped with a booking as there were other defenders nearby, and from the resultant free-kick Laurent Robert curled the ball just wide. Bolton were creating little going forward and they seemed content to frustrate the Magpies. Their strategy seemed to be working until the 69th minute. Alan Shearer's snap-shot was charged down and Dyer reacted first to smash the ball past the despairing Jaaskelainen from six yards.\n\n- Bolton boss Sam Allardyce \"I am bitterly disappointed with the result, but I am probably more disappointed with the second-half performance. \"In the first half we had put them under a lot of pressure, and our goal matched theirs in quality. \"I thought it would lift us and that they might be tired after playing a lot of games, but unfortunately we were not up for the battle in the second half. \"We allowed them to heap too much pressure on us, and in the end we cracked.\" \n - Newcastle boss Graeme Souness \"We deserved the win. We had a really good second half. \"Bolton are a difficult side to play. You have to match them physically first but we did that, and then we played some football. \"We had a slow first 45 minutes when we looked a bit tired but we got going after that. The scoreline flattered them and we could have had one or two more goals.\" Newcastle: Given, Carr, Boumsong, Bramble, Babayaro, Dyer, Faye, Bowyer, Robert (Jenas 77), Ameobi, Shearer. Subs Not Used: Butt, Harper, Milner, Hughes. Goals: Bowyer 35, Dyer 69. Bolton: Jaaskelainen, Hunt (Fadiga 14), N'Gotty, Ben Haim, Candela, Giannakopoulos, Okocha (Vaz Te 77), Hierro (Campo 64), Speed, Gardner, Davies. Subs Not Used: Jaidi, Poole. Booked: Ben Haim, Hierro. Goals: Giannakopoulos 41. Att: 50,430 Ref: S Dunn (Gloucestershire).\n",
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                    "thensprintedintotheareatopowerhomeaheaderfromtheresultantcross.WanderershitbackthroughSteliosGiannakopoulos",
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                    "butopportunitiesinfrontofgoalwerehardertocomeby.BoltonkeeperJussiJaaskelainenhadtomaketwosavesinquicksuccessionmidwaythroughthefirst-half-keepingoutShearer'slowshotandDyer'sclose-rangeheader-butthatwastheonlygoalmouthactionofnote.AnditwasalmostoutofnothingthattheMagpiestooktheleadon35minutes.Bowyerfoundspacewithaneatturnonthehalf-waylineandstridingforwardpickedoutCarrtohisright.HethencontinuedhisrunandwithperfecttimingmadehiswayintotheboxwherehemetCarr'scrosswithadownwardheaderintothefarcorner.Boltonhadproducedlittlegoingforwardatthispointbuttheyrespondedwell.\n\nTheywerelevelwithinsixminutesthankstoasmartfinishfromGiannakopoulos.Jay-JayOkochatwistedandturnedontheedgeoftheareaandafteraneatexchangeofpassesinvolvingKevinDaviesandGarySpeed",
                    "theGreekstrikerfoundthebottomcornerwithafirst-timestrike.TheMagpieswereopenedupagainbeforehalf-timeasDaviessetGiannakopoulosinspaceandGivenhadtoblockathisnearpost.Butthehomesidesurvived",
                    "andtheyshouldhavere-takentheleadwiththefirstmeaningfulattackofthesecondhalf.FernandoHierrocynicallychoppeddownDyerontheedgeoftheareawiththemidfieldercleanthrough.Buttheveterandefenderescapedwithabookingastherewereotherdefendersnearby",
                    "andfromtheresultantfree-kickLaurentRobertcurledtheballjustwide.BoltonwerecreatinglittlegoingforwardandtheyseemedcontenttofrustratetheMagpies.Theirstrategyseemedtobeworkinguntilthe69thminute.AlanShearer'ssnap-shotwaschargeddownandDyerreactedfirsttosmashtheballpastthedespairingJaaskelainenfromsixyards.\n\n-BoltonbossSamAllardyce\"Iambitterlydisappointedwiththeresult",
                    "butIamprobablymoredisappointedwiththesecond-halfperformance.\"Inthefirsthalfwehadputthemunderalotofpressure",
                    "andourgoalmatchedtheirsinquality.\"Ithoughtitwouldliftusandthattheymightbetiredafterplayingalotofgames",
                    "butunfortunatelywewerenotupforthebattleinthesecondhalf.\"Weallowedthemtoheaptoomuchpressureonus",
                    "andintheendwecracked.\"\n-NewcastlebossGraemeSouness\"Wedeservedthewin.Wehadareallygoodsecondhalf.\"Boltonareadifficultsidetoplay.Youhavetomatchthemphysicallyfirstbutwedidthat",
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                  "0": "Fuming Robinson blasts officials\n\nEngland coach Andy Robinson insisted he was \"livid\" after his side were denied two tries in Sunday's 19-13 Six Nations loss to Ireland in Dublin.\n\nMark Cueto's first-half effort was ruled out for offside before the referee spurned TV replays when England crashed over in the dying minutes. \"[I'm] absolutely spitting. I'm livid. There's two tries we've been cost,\" Robinson told BBC Sport. \"We've got to go back to technology. I don't know why we didn't.\" South African referee Jonathan Kaplan ruled that Cueto was ahead of Charlie Hodgson when the fly-half hoisted his cross-field kick for the Sale wing to gather.\n\nKaplan then declined the chance to consult the fourth official when Josh Lewsey took the ball over the Irish line under a pile of bodies for what could have been the game-winning try. \"I think Mark Cueto scored a perfectly legal try and I think he should have gone to the video referee on Josh Lewsey,\" said Robinson. \"It is how we use the technology. It is there, and it should be used. \"I am still trying to work out the Cueto try. I have looked at both, and they both looked tries. \"We are very disappointed, and this will hurt, there is no doubt about that. \"We are upset now, but the referee is in charge and he has called it his way and we have got to be able to cope with that.\n\n\"We did everything we could have done to win the game. I am very proud of my players and, with a couple of decisions, this could have been a very famous victory. \"I thought we dominated. Matt Stevens had an awesome game at tighthead prop, while the likes of Charlie Hodgson, Martin Corry and Lewis Moody all came through well. \"Josh Lewsey was awesome, and every one of the forwards stood up out there. Given the pressure we were under, credit must go to all the players. \"We have done everything but win a game of rugby, but Ireland are a good side. They defended magnificently and they've got every chance of winning this Six Nations.\" England have lost their first three matches in this year's Six Nations and four out of their six games since Robinson took over from Sir Clive Woodward in September.\n",
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                    "FumingRobinsonblastsofficials\n\nEnglandcoachAndyRobinsoninsistedhewas\"livid\"afterhissideweredeniedtwotriesinSunday's19-13SixNationslosstoIrelandinDublin.\n\nMarkCueto'sfirst-halfeffortwasruledoutforoffsidebeforetherefereespurnedTVreplayswhenEnglandcrashedoverinthedyingminutes.\"[I'm]absolutelyspitting.I'mlivid.There'stwotrieswe'vebeencost",
                    "\"RobinsontoldBBCSport.\"We'vegottogobacktotechnology.Idon'tknowwhywedidn't.\"SouthAfricanrefereeJonathanKaplanruledthatCuetowasaheadofCharlieHodgsonwhenthefly-halfhoistedhiscross-fieldkickfortheSalewingtogather.\n\nKaplanthendeclinedthechancetoconsultthefourthofficialwhenJoshLewseytooktheballovertheIrishlineunderapileofbodiesforwhatcouldhavebeenthegame-winningtry.\"IthinkMarkCuetoscoredaperfectlylegaltryandIthinkheshouldhavegonetothevideorefereeonJoshLewsey",
                    "\"saidRobinson.\"Itishowweusethetechnology.Itisthere",
                    "anditshouldbeused.\"IamstilltryingtoworkouttheCuetotry.Ihavelookedatboth",
                    "andtheybothlookedtries.\"Weareverydisappointed",
                    "andthiswillhurt",
                    "thereisnodoubtaboutthat.\"Weareupsetnow",
                    "buttherefereeisinchargeandhehascalledithiswayandwehavegottobeabletocopewiththat.\n\n\"Wedideverythingwecouldhavedonetowinthegame.Iamveryproudofmyplayersand",
                    "withacoupleofdecisions",
                    "thiscouldhavebeenaveryfamousvictory.\"Ithoughtwedominated.MattStevenshadanawesomegameattightheadprop",
                    "whilethelikesofCharlieHodgson",
                    "MartinCorryandLewisMoodyallcamethroughwell.\"JoshLewseywasawesome",
                    "andeveryoneoftheforwardsstoodupoutthere.Giventhepressurewewereunder",
                    "creditmustgotoalltheplayers.\"Wehavedoneeverythingbutwinagameofrugby",
                    "butIrelandareagoodside.Theydefendedmagnificentlyandthey'vegoteverychanceofwinningthisSixNations.\"Englandhavelosttheirfirstthreematchesinthisyear'sSixNationsandfouroutoftheirsixgamessinceRobinsontookoverfromSirCliveWoodwardinSeptember.\n"
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                  "0": "Wilkinson fit to face Edinburgh\n\nEngland captain Jonny Wilkinson will make his long-awaited return from injury against Edinburgh on Saturday.\n\nWilkinson, who has not played since injuring his bicep on 17 October, took part in full-contact training with Newcastle Falcons on Wednesday. And the 25-year-old fly-half will start Saturday's Heineken Cup match at Murrayfield on the bench. But Newcastle director of rugby Rob Andrew said: \"He's fine and we hope to get him into the game at some stage.\" The 25-year-old missed England's autumn internationals after aggravating the haematoma in his upper right arm against Saracens. He was subsequently replaced as England captain by full-back Jason Robinson. Sale's Charlie Hodgson took over the number 10 shirt in the internationals against Canada, South Africa and Australia. Wilkinson's year has been disrupted by injury as his muscle problem followed eight months on the sidelines with a shoulder injury sustained in the World Cup final.\n",
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                    "WilkinsonfittofaceEdinburgh\n\nEnglandcaptainJonnyWilkinsonwillmakehislong-awaitedreturnfrominjuryagainstEdinburghonSaturday.\n\nWilkinson",
                    "whohasnotplayedsinceinjuringhisbicepon17October",
                    "tookpartinfull-contacttrainingwithNewcastleFalconsonWednesday.Andthe25-year-oldfly-halfwillstartSaturday'sHeinekenCupmatchatMurrayfieldonthebench.ButNewcastledirectorofrugbyRobAndrewsaid:\"He'sfineandwehopetogethimintothegameatsomestage.\"The25-year-oldmissedEngland'sautumninternationalsafteraggravatingthehaematomainhisupperrightarmagainstSaracens.HewassubsequentlyreplacedasEnglandcaptainbyfull-backJasonRobinson.Sale'sCharlieHodgsontookoverthenumber10shirtintheinternationalsagainstCanada",
                    "SouthAfricaandAustralia.Wilkinson'syearhasbeendisruptedbyinjuryashismuscleproblemfollowedeightmonthsonthesidelineswithashoulderinjurysustainedintheWorldCupfinal.\n"
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                  "0": "Teenager Tait picked for England\n\nNewcastle's teenage centre Mathew Tait has been named as a centre in England's team to face Wales in the Six Nations opener in Cardiff on Saturday.\n\nThe 18-year-old will play alongside Falcons' team-mate Jamie Noon in England's midfield. Scrum-half Matt Dawson is also recalled, despite been left out of the initial squad after a row over clashing TV and training commitments. Bath lock Danny Grewcock will also start, pending a possible citing. England coach Andy Robinson has also awarded Gloucester flanker Andy Hazell his first Six Nations start. In another change to the side that lost to Australia in November, Leicester lock Ben Kay replaces Bath second row Steve Borthwick. Robinson was already without Jonny Wilkinson, Mike Tindall, Stuart Abbott, Richard Hill and Will Greenwood, while Mike Catt had been left out of England's squad.\n\nJ Robinson (Sale Sharks, capt); M Cueto (Sale Sharks), M Tait (Newcastle), J Noon (Newcastle), J Lewsey (Wasps); C Hodgson (Sale Sharks), M Dawson (Wasps); G Rowntree (Leicester), S Thompson (Northampton), J White (Leicester), D Grewcock (Bath), B Kay (Leicester), L Moody (Leicester), A Hazell (Gloucester), J Worsley (Wasps). Replacements: A Titterrell (Sale Sharks), P Vickery (Gloucester), S Borthwick (Bath), J Forrester (Gloucester), H Ellis (Leicester), O Barkley (Bath), B Cohen (Northampton).\n",
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                    "TeenagerTaitpickedforEngland\n\nNewcastle'steenagecentreMathewTaithasbeennamedasacentreinEngland'steamtofaceWalesintheSixNationsopenerinCardiffonSaturday.\n\nThe18-year-oldwillplayalongsideFalcons'team-mateJamieNooninEngland'smidfield.Scrum-halfMattDawsonisalsorecalled",
                    "despitebeenleftoutoftheinitialsquadafterarowoverclashingTVandtrainingcommitments.BathlockDannyGrewcockwillalsostart",
                    "pendingapossibleciting.EnglandcoachAndyRobinsonhasalsoawardedGloucesterflankerAndyHazellhisfirstSixNationsstart.InanotherchangetothesidethatlosttoAustraliainNovember",
                    "LeicesterlockBenKayreplacesBathsecondrowSteveBorthwick.RobinsonwasalreadywithoutJonnyWilkinson",
                    "MikeTindall",
                    "StuartAbbott",
                    "RichardHillandWillGreenwood",
                    "whileMikeCatthadbeenleftoutofEngland'ssquad.\n\nJRobinson(SaleSharks",
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                    "JForrester(Gloucester)",
                    "HEllis(Leicester)",
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                  "0": "Lara injury worry for West Indies\n\nVB Series, Perth, Match nine: West Indies v Pakistan\n\nPlay starts Friday 0315 GMT\n\nLara is expected to play in Perth despite a wrist injury, with the winners taking on hosts Australia. Pedro Collins (thigh strain) and Ramnesh Sarwan (bruised elbow) are also injury concerns for the Windies. Pakistan are without leading bastman Younis Khan, who has flown home following the death of his father. Their skipper Inzamam-ul-Haq believes the three-wicket victory over Australia in Perth on Sunday will give his side the upper hand. He said: \"Definitely we have the advantage because we have played one Test match and played in Perth for 15 or 16 days before that. \"This track is totally different and West Indies are playing for the first time here. \"This win has definitely helped us for the coming games. Hopefully we will play the final and we will win,\" he added. Inzamam is wary of the in-form Lara after he belted 156 off 138 balls in a victory over Pakistan in Adelaide last Friday.\n\nBut he said his team had bowled better against Australia and warned Lara would need to be on top of his game with medium-pace bowler Naved-ul-Hasan and all-rounder Abdul Razzaq showing better form. \"I think he realises the bowling was not good in the last game. I think especially Naved and Razzaq have worked hard in the nets and they are good here.\" Lara conceded Pakistan may have the advantage but pointed out there were plenty of players within the West Indies squad, including himself, who had played at the Waca ground before. \"We've got some batsmen that have played here and we know exactly what the track is doing,\" said Lara.\n\n\"It is more a mental game than the physical side and who has had more experience at the Waca. \"What I am worried about with Pakistan is that they are going to be playing three games in five days,\" he said. \"Hopefully that can play on their mind and we will have a tired bunch.\"\n\nInzamam-ul-Haq (captain), Shoaib Malik, Yousuf Youhana, Salman Butt, Kamran Akmal (wkt), Abdul Razzaq, Shahid Afridi, Naved-ul-Hasan, Yasir Hameed, Rao Iftikhar, Mohammad Khalil.\n\nC H Gayle, W W Hinds, R R Sarwan, B C Lara (Capt) S Chanderpaul, R L Powell, D J J Bravo, C O Browne (Wkt) I D R Bradshaw, R D King, P T Collins.\n",
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                    "Matchnine:WestIndiesvPakistan\n\nPlaystartsFriday0315GMT\n\nLaraisexpectedtoplayinPerthdespiteawristinjury",
                    "withthewinnerstakingonhostsAustralia.PedroCollins(thighstrain)andRamneshSarwan(bruisedelbow)arealsoinjuryconcernsfortheWindies.PakistanarewithoutleadingbastmanYounisKhan",
                    "whohasflownhomefollowingthedeathofhisfather.TheirskipperInzamam-ul-Haqbelievesthethree-wicketvictoryoverAustraliainPerthonSundaywillgivehissidetheupperhand.Hesaid:\"DefinitelywehavetheadvantagebecausewehaveplayedoneTestmatchandplayedinPerthfor15or16daysbeforethat.\"ThistrackistotallydifferentandWestIndiesareplayingforthefirsttimehere.\"Thiswinhasdefinitelyhelpedusforthecominggames.Hopefullywewillplaythefinalandwewillwin",
                    "\"headded.Inzamamiswaryofthein-formLaraafterhebelted156off138ballsinavictoryoverPakistaninAdelaidelastFriday.\n\nButhesaidhisteamhadbowledbetteragainstAustraliaandwarnedLarawouldneedtobeontopofhisgamewithmedium-pacebowlerNaved-ul-Hasanandall-rounderAbdulRazzaqshowingbetterform.\"Ithinkherealisesthebowlingwasnotgoodinthelastgame.IthinkespeciallyNavedandRazzaqhaveworkedhardinthenetsandtheyaregoodhere.\"LaraconcededPakistanmayhavetheadvantagebutpointedouttherewereplentyofplayerswithintheWestIndiessquad",
                    "includinghimself",
                    "whohadplayedattheWacagroundbefore.\"We'vegotsomebatsmenthathaveplayedhereandweknowexactlywhatthetrackisdoing",
                    "\"saidLara.\n\n\"ItismoreamentalgamethanthephysicalsideandwhohashadmoreexperienceattheWaca.\"WhatIamworriedaboutwithPakistanisthattheyaregoingtobeplayingthreegamesinfivedays",
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                  "0": "Hodges announces rugby retirement\n\nScarlets and USA Eagles forward Dave Hodges has ended his playing career to pursue a coaching role in the States.\n\nThe 36-year-old, who has 54 caps, was Llanelli's player of the season in 2001/2, but has battled injury for the last two of his seven years at Stradey. He tore a pectoral muscle against the Ospreys on Boxing Day, an injury that would have kept him out for the season. \"Realising I would be unable to play this season, the club and I agreed to end my contract early,\" said Hodges.\n\n\"It allows me to move back to the US and pursue opportunities there and allows the Scarlets to look to the next generation.\" The Scarlets have begun to rebuild their squad for next season after a disappointing Heineken Cup campaign, with plenty more signings and departures expected in the coming weeks.\n\nScarlets chief executive Stuart Gallacher confirmed that 17 of the current squad would be out of contract in the summer. \"We have a deliberate policy whereby around half the squad are coming out of contract and they know they won't all be re-signed, it's a chance to invigorate the squad,\" he said. \"I'm positive about the future of the Scarlets both on and off the field.\" Gallacher was keen to pay tribute to the role back-five forward Hodges has played at Stradey Park, though. \"David has been a highly influential member of our squad for seven years,\" said Gallacher. \"He is a real professional and we thank him for the part he has played in our success. \"I am sure he has an enormous contribution to make to the development of rugby in the US and we wish him and his family well.\" Hodges described his years at Stradey as \"the best time of my life.\"\n",
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                    "Hodgesannouncesrugbyretirement\n\nScarletsandUSAEaglesforwardDaveHodgeshasendedhisplayingcareertopursueacoachingroleintheStates.\n\nThe36-year-old",
                    "whohas54caps",
                    "wasLlanelli'splayeroftheseasonin2001/2",
                    "buthasbattledinjuryforthelasttwoofhissevenyearsatStradey.HetoreapectoralmuscleagainsttheOspreysonBoxingDay",
                    "aninjurythatwouldhavekepthimoutfortheseason.\"RealisingIwouldbeunabletoplaythisseason",
                    "theclubandIagreedtoendmycontractearly",
                    "\"saidHodges.\n\n\"ItallowsmetomovebacktotheUSandpursueopportunitiesthereandallowstheScarletstolooktothenextgeneration.\"TheScarletshavebeguntorebuildtheirsquadfornextseasonafteradisappointingHeinekenCupcampaign",
                    "withplentymoresigningsanddeparturesexpectedinthecomingweeks.\n\nScarletschiefexecutiveStuartGallacherconfirmedthat17ofthecurrentsquadwouldbeoutofcontractinthesummer.\"Wehaveadeliberatepolicywherebyaroundhalfthesquadarecomingoutofcontractandtheyknowtheywon'tallbere-signed",
                    "it'sachancetoinvigoratethesquad",
                    "\"hesaid.\"I'mpositiveaboutthefutureoftheScarletsbothonandoffthefield.\"Gallacherwaskeentopaytributetotheroleback-fiveforwardHodgeshasplayedatStradeyPark",
                    "though.\"Davidhasbeenahighlyinfluentialmemberofoursquadforsevenyears",
                    "\"saidGallacher.\"Heisarealprofessionalandwethankhimfortheparthehasplayedinoursuccess.\"IamsurehehasanenormouscontributiontomaketothedevelopmentofrugbyintheUSandwewishhimandhisfamilywell.\"HodgesdescribedhisyearsatStradeyas\"thebesttimeofmylife.\"\n"
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                  "0": "Ireland happy with new C&G format\n\nIreland will be guaranteed nine C&G Trophy matches from 2006 when the competition changes from straight knock-out to a league format.\n\nAnd skipper Jason Molins said the new structure was a great boost to the development of Irish cricket. \"It is something we have been pushing for. We need to play more often as a unit and against better opposition,\" said the Irish captain. \"The opportunity to play this sort of cricket is really exciting.\" The new competition will be played in the first half of the season, apart from the final, and Ireland will be in the Southern Conference with nine first-class counties.\n\nScotland have been invited to take part in the Northern section. \"World cricket at the moment is eight or nine tams playing one-day internationals,\" added Molins. \"If Ireland want to aspire to that level we have got to be playing more one-day matches against good teams. \"Irish cricket has invested heavily in a national coach and chief executive. We need to be playing more games. \"Ireland have a lot of young players coming through and this will help give them a platform and more profile.\"\n\n- As part of Ireland&#191;s preparation for the ICC Trophy in July , the Irish Cricket Union have secured a fixture against the current English county champions Warwickshire. The match will be played at Edgbaston on Sunday 24 April.\n",
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                    "\"saidtheIrishcaptain.\"Theopportunitytoplaythissortofcricketisreallyexciting.\"Thenewcompetitionwillbeplayedinthefirsthalfoftheseason",
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                    "\"addedMolins.\"IfIrelandwanttoaspiretothatlevelwehavegottobeplayingmoreone-daymatchesagainstgoodteams.\"Irishcrickethasinvestedheavilyinanationalcoachandchiefexecutive.Weneedtobeplayingmoregames.\"Irelandhavealotofyoungplayerscomingthroughandthiswillhelpgivethemaplatformandmoreprofile.\"\n\n-AspartofIreland&#191;spreparationfortheICCTrophyinJuly",
                    "theIrishCricketUnionhavesecuredafixtureagainstthecurrentEnglishcountychampionsWarwickshire.ThematchwillbeplayedatEdgbastononSunday24April.\n"
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                  "0": "Hingis hints at playing comeback\n\nMartina Hingis has admitted that she might consider a competitive return to tennis if an appearance in Thailand later this month goes well.\n\nThe former world number one will play at the Volvo Women's Open in Pattaya, which starts on 31 January, as part of her charity work in the region. \"The tournament is a test,\" she said. \"I don't know how my body will react. \"I support several charities in Thailand. I'm also playing to see where I am.\" Speaking to Le Matin, the 24-year-old Swiss added: \"At Pattaya there will not be as many people and the players are ranked between the 30th and 95th in the world.\" Hingis was 22 when she retired after having surgery on both ankles, and her last WTA event was in Filderstadt, Germany, in October 2002, when she lost to Elena Dementieva.\n",
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                    "whichstartson31January",
                    "aspartofhercharityworkintheregion.\"Thetournamentisatest",
                    "\"shesaid.\"Idon'tknowhowmybodywillreact.\"IsupportseveralcharitiesinThailand.I'malsoplayingtoseewhereIam.\"SpeakingtoLeMatin",
                    "the24-year-oldSwissadded:\"AtPattayatherewillnotbeasmanypeopleandtheplayersarerankedbetweenthe30thand95thintheworld.\"Hingiswas22whensheretiredafterhavingsurgeryonbothankles",
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                  "0": "Scrum-half Williams rejoins Bath\n\nBath have signed their former scrum-half Andy Williams on a short-term deal from the Neath-Swansea Ospreys.\n\nWales international Williams, whose contract with the Welsh region was due to expire in June, has agreed a contract until the end of the season. With Martyn Wood's injury likely to keep him out until February, Bath need experienced back-up to Nick Walshe. Said Williams: \"When this opportunity presented itself, I did not really have to think twice about it.\" Williams, capped by Wales against Romania in 2003, should figure in the match squad for Monday's Zurich Premiership match at Sale Sharks. He lost his Ospreys starting place to New Zealander Jason Spice and has fallen further behind in the pecking order. The Welsh region has two outstanding young No 9 prospects in Richie Rees and Rhodri Wells. Bath director of rugby Jack Rowell, though, believes Williams fits the bill perfectly. \"He has been playing regular Heineken Cup and Celtic League rugby and he has a great affection for Bath,\" Rowell told Bath's official website. \"We are delighted to be able to welcome him back to the club.\"\n",
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                    "hasagreedacontractuntiltheendoftheseason.WithMartynWood'sinjurylikelytokeephimoutuntilFebruary",
                    "Bathneedexperiencedback-uptoNickWalshe.SaidWilliams:\"Whenthisopportunitypresenteditself",
                    "Ididnotreallyhavetothinktwiceaboutit.\"Williams",
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                    "shouldfigureinthematchsquadforMonday'sZurichPremiershipmatchatSaleSharks.HelosthisOspreysstartingplacetoNewZealanderJasonSpiceandhasfallenfurtherbehindinthepeckingorder.TheWelshregionhastwooutstandingyoungNo9prospectsinRichieReesandRhodriWells.BathdirectorofrugbyJackRowell",
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                  "0": "England need to regroup\n\nSouth Africa duly levelled the series in mid-afternoon when England's unlikely top scorer, Steve Harmison, was caught in the gully for 42.\n\nEngland now have three days of relaxation in Cape Town in which to contemplate their first defeat in 14 matches before heading to Johannesburg for the fourth Test. Coach Duncan Fletcher's main problem is that only a handful of players are currently pulling their weight. Of the bowlers, Matthew Hoggard is plugging away manfully, but he and Andrew Flintoff appear to be the only seam bowlers Michael Vaughan feels he can trust at present. Simon Jones is bowling steadily enough, yet Vaughan seems to bring him on only as a last resort while Harmison remains a shadow of the bowler who, until this tour, topped the world rankings. Spinner Ashley Giles was more consistent in Cape Town than in the previous Test, but rarely looked threatening. The lack of application of the batsmen, however, has been the principle reason for England having lost their lead. Andrew Strauss and Marcus Trescothick can be excused criticism, but even they would admit that, along with all the others, their wickets have been given away far too easily.\n\nWhat must really frustrate Fletcher is that South Africa's bowling attack is little more than workmanlike, and should not have dismissed England for 139 in their first innings in Durban and 163 in the first innings here. On a wearing pitch, they still needed 124 overs to bowl England out a second time, and the last wicket pair of Harmison and Hoggard were able to add 51 with little difficulty. At least the news of Andrew Flintoff's injury is encouraging. An MRI scan revealed that his problem is an abdominal strain, rather than intercostal. Had it been the latter, it would have ended his tour at a stroke, but the belief now is that, with treatment, he should be fit to bowl in Johannesburg. If the injury does not recover in time, England face the nightmare of trying to choose a balanced team. Mark Butcher's prognosis does not appear to be as promising. He is wearing a cast on his left wrist which will be removed next week, but time seems to be running out for him. Neutral observers still believe that England are the better team, but having avoided defeat in Durban and scored a resounding victory here, South Africa now have the force with them.\n",
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                  "0": "Souness backs Smith for Scotland\n\nGraeme Souness believes Walter Smith would be the perfect choice to succeed Berti Vogts as Scotland manager.\n\nSouness's former assistant at Rangers is hot favourite to take over from Vogts, who resigned on Monday. \"Walter is most definitely the ideal candidate for that job. He'd be perfect for it,\" Souness told BBC Sport. The Scottish Football Association has appointed Tommy Burns as provisional caretaker-boss for the friendly against Sweden on 17 November. \"He fits the bill because of his knowledge and understanding of the Scotland team and football. He is experienced and has been successful.\" Souness added: \"Walter is a real football person, as I know from working with him at Ibrox. \"On top of all that he is a proper human being who would command the instant respect of the players and everyone involved in Scottish football.\" Souness joined Sir Alex Ferguson in backing Smith's claims. The Scottish Football Association is about to embark on the search for Vogts successor after appointing Tommy Burns in a caretaker capacity. Ferguson said: \"He (Smith) would be the outstanding candidate as far as I'm concerned. \"You need somebody who knows what they're doing and Walter would bring a wealth of experience to the job.\" The Man Utd boss continued: \"I don't know what credentials are needed to do the job but it's a job that needs a lot of experience. \"He was my assistant with Scotland and here at Manchester United and he has also managed Glasgow Rangers. \"He would need to change the whole shape of Scottish football and radical changes are needed.\" Smith was assistant to Ferguson at the World Cup in Mexico in 1986. The former Everton and Rangers boss has been out of the game since a spell as Manchester United assistant last term. BBC Sport understands that Smith would be willing to discuss taking over if he was approached by the Scottish FA.\n\nIf he is tempted to take over, it seems almost certain Smith's long-time right-hand man Archie Knox would also play a part in the national team set-up. Smith already has the backing of many pundits and fans, including former Scotland manager Craig Brown. Brown said: \"Walter is an outstanding candidate without doubt. \"He would be admirable choice. I spoke to him on Sunday and I got the impression he would take it. He was asking me about it and I was positive.\" Other candidates for the job include former Scotland midfielders Gordon Strachan and Gary McAllister and Vogts' assistant Tommy Burns.\n",
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                    "whoresignedonMonday.\"Walterismostdefinitelytheidealcandidateforthatjob.He'dbeperfectforit",
                    "\"SounesstoldBBCSport.TheScottishFootballAssociationhasappointedTommyBurnsasprovisionalcaretaker-bossforthefriendlyagainstSwedenon17November.\"HefitsthebillbecauseofhisknowledgeandunderstandingoftheScotlandteamandfootball.Heisexperiencedandhasbeensuccessful.\"Sounessadded:\"Walterisarealfootballperson",
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                  "0": "Holmes secures comeback victory\n\nBritain's Kelly Holmes marked her first appearance on home soil since winning double Olympic gold with 1500m victory at the Norwich Union International.\n\nHolmes hit the front just before the bell in front of a sell-out crowd in Glasgow and cruised to victory in a time of four minutes 14.74 seconds. \"It was nice to get that out of the way. I was nervous about whether I would actually be able to get round. \"I felt good. I just had to relax and use my racing knowledge,\" said Holmes. \"It was all about winning in front of my home crowd. The time is irrelevant. \"I got round in one piece and didn't disgrace myself. Now it's about going forward. \"The reception I've had since the Olympics has been amazing and that's why I wanted to keep running this year, because I get a buzz from the crowd.\" Holmes ran a tactically perfect race to finish clear of France's Hind Dehiba and Russia's Svetlana Cherkasova. The Olympic 800m and 1500m champion's time was inside the qualifying mark for the European Indoor Championships in Madrid in March. But the 34-year-old would not reveal whether she intended to run or not, having previously indicated she would leave a decision until after the Birmingham Grand Prix on 18 February.\n",
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                  "0": "Off-colour Gardener storms to win\n\nBritain's Jason Gardener shook off an upset stomach to win the 60m at Sunday's Leipzig International meeting.\n\nGardener clocked 6.56 seconds to equal the meeting record and finished well ahead of Germany's Marc Blume, who crossed the line in 6.67 secs. The world indoor champion said: \"I got to the airport and my stomach was upset and I was vomiting. I almost went home. \"I felt a little better Sunday morning but decided I'd only run in the main race. Then everything went perfectly.\" Gardener, part of the Great Britain 4x100m quartet that won gold at the Athens Olympics, will now turn his attention to next weekend's Norwich Union European Indoor trials in Sheffield.\n\n\"Given I am still off-colour I know there is plenty more in the tank and I expect to get faster in the next few weeks,\" he said. \"It's just a case of chipping away as I have done in previous years and the results will come.\" Scotland's Ian Mackie was also in action in Leipzig. He stepped down from his favoured 400m to 200m to finish third in 21.72 secs. Germany's Alexander Kosenkow won the race in 21.07 secs with Dutchman Patrick van Balkom second in 21.58 secs. There were plenty of other senior British athletes showing their indoor form over the weekend. Promising 60m hurdler\n\nclocked a new UK record of 7.98 seconds at a meeting in Norway. The 24-year-old reached the mark in her heat but had to settle for joint first place with former AAA champion Diane Allahgreen in the final.\n\n, who broke onto the international scene at the Olympic Games last season, set an indoor personal best of 16.50m in the triple jump at a meeting in Ghent. That leap - 37cm short of Brazilian winner Jadel Gregorio's effort - was good enough to qualify for the European Indoor Championships. At the same meeting,\n\nfinished third in 7.27 seconds in a high-class women's 60m. The event was won by European medal favourite Christine Arron of France while Belgium rival Kim Gevaert was second. Britain's Joice Maduaka finished fifth in 7.35. Olympic bronze heptathlon medallist\n\nmade a low-key return to action at an indoor meeting in Birmingham. The 28-year-old cleared 1.76m to win the high jump and threw 13.86m in the women's shot put.\n",
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                  "0": "Paris promise raises Welsh hopes\n\nHas there been a better Six Nations match than Saturday's epic in Paris?\n\nAnd can the Welsh revival continue all the way to a first Grand Slam since 1978? Those are the two questions occupying not just Wales supporters but rugby fans as a whole after a scintillating display in Paris. Welsh legend Mervyn Davies, a member of two of three Grand Slam-winning sides of the 1970s, hailed it as \"one of the great performances of the past three decades\". Martyn Williams, Wales' two-try scorer on the day, called it \"one of the most surreal games I have ever played in\". A crestfallen France coach, Bernard Laporte, simply observed: \"There was a French half and there was a Welsh half\". And what a half it was for the Red Dragonhood, transforming a 15-6 half-time deficit into an 18-15 lead within five mesmerising minutes of the second period. But while that passage of play showed the swelling self-belief of a side prepared to back its own spirit of adventure, the final quarter told us a whole lot more about this Welsh side. That they recovered from a battering in the first half-hour to first stem the tide before half-time, then reverse it on the resumption, was remarkable enough. But in resisting a seemingly unstoppable wave of French pressure in a nail-biting final five minutes, Wales showed not only their physical attributes but their mental resolve.\n\nIn international rugby, any of the top seven sides can beat each other on a given day, but the great sides are those that win the close contests on a consistent basis. England suffered some infamous Six Nations disappointments en route to World Cup glory, the pain of defeat forging bonds that ultimately led to victory when it really mattered. Wales have some way to go before they can be remotely considered in a similar light. But the signs are that players previously on the receiving end are learning how to emerge on the right side of the scoreline. Ten of the 22 on duty on Saturday were also involved when Wales were trounced 33-5 in Paris two years ago. But since they threw off the shackles against New Zealand in the 2003 World Cup, Wales have rediscovered much of what made them a great rugby nation in the first place.\n\n\"The confidence in the squad has been building and building since the World Cup and we now have young players who are becoming world class,\" noted coach Mike Ruddock. The likes of Michael Owen, Gethin Jenkins, Dwayne Peel and Gavin Henson are certainly building strong cases for inclusion on this summer's Lions tour to New Zealand. And players like Stephen Jones, Martyn Williams, Shane Williams and Gareth Thomas are proving it is not only the youngsters that are on an upward curve. Jones, after his superb man-of-the-match display, observed that \"we are a very happy camp now\". Ruddock and Thomas can take much of the credit for that, ensuring the tribal and regional divisions that have often scarred Welsh rugby do not extend to the national squad. The\n\njoie de vivre\n\nso evident in that magical second-half spell in Paris also stems from a style of play that first wooed supporters the world over in the 1970s.\n\nIf England had half the innate attacking exuberance Wales have produced in this championship, they would not be contemplating the debris of three consecutive defeats. Similarly, Wales have learnt that style alone does not win matches, and that forward power, mental toughness and good decision-making under pressure are equally important. So on to Murrayfield, where Wales have not won on their last three visits. While the hype in the Principality will go into overdrive, the players will set about the task of beating Scotland. Only then - with the visit of Ireland to finish - can they start thinking about emulating the hallowed players of the 1970s, and writing their own names into Welsh legend.\n",
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                    "thepainofdefeatforgingbondsthatultimatelyledtovictorywhenitreallymattered.Waleshavesomewaytogobeforetheycanberemotelyconsideredinasimilarlight.Butthesignsarethatplayerspreviouslyonthereceivingendarelearninghowtoemergeontherightsideofthescoreline.Tenofthe22ondutyonSaturdaywerealsoinvolvedwhenWalesweretrounced33-5inParistwoyearsago.ButsincetheythrewofftheshacklesagainstNewZealandinthe2003WorldCup",
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                  "0": "World XI win Tsunami match\n\nTsunami Appeal match, Melbourne: ICC World XI 344-8 beat Asian 232 XI by 111 runs\n\nRicky Ponting hit 115 in a massive total of 344-8 after electing to bat first in front of a crowd of 70,101. Rahul Dravid top-scored with 75 not out in the Asian XI reply, after Virender Sehwag's brisk 45. Daniel Vettori took 3-58 while England's Darren Gough took a wicket and a catch. Shane Warne had 2-27. The game, broadcast in 122 countries to an estimated global television audience of one billion, began with a minute's silence for the victims of the tsunami.\n\nAustralian Prime Minister John Howard tossed a coin to start the match. And afterwards the International Cricket Council chief executive, Malcolm Speed, paid tribute to the players for taking part. He said: \"This signifies the game's compassion and commitment to provide as a much help as possible to enable the survivors of the Tsunami to rebuild their lives so far as this is possible.\" Ponting entertained the fans early on by hitting some big shots off Anil Kumble and Abdul Razzaq and the World XI's run rate was soon ticking along at a healthy rate. Chris Cairns (69) and Brian Lara (52) enjoyed themselves as a middle order packed with stars delivered the goods.\n\nAnd there was plenty of time for the unorthodox - Australia tailender Glenn McGrath batted at number six, where he fell for a golden duck. Muttiah Muralitharan captured his wicket in overall figures of 3-59. It was a welcome comeback performance from the Sri Lankan who had been out injured for five months and who was almost caught up in the 26 December tragedy. Sehwag gave the Asian XI a good start as they reached 59-0 in the 10th over. But wickets regularly tumbled once he fell to a catch in the deep trying to hit Warne's second ball for six.\n\nVettori got stuck into the middle order where Dravid played a lone hand with only Kumar Sangakkara - Gough's sole victim - providing any meaningful support. The World XI were further boosted by the presence of Steve Waugh as a substitute fielder towards the end of the match. It was all wrapped up in the 40th over with the run out of Murali for a duck. Man of the match Ponting said: \"The whole day has been very, very special. \"It's great that the cricket community around the world can play a huge part to raise some money to put a smile on some faces around the world.\" Asian XI captain Sourav Ganguly said: \"I hope we have contributed in whatever way we can to help the people who have suffered this disaster.\"\n\nSourav Ganguly (Ind/capt), Sanath Jayasuriya (SL), Virender Sehwag (Ind), Rahul Dravid (Ind), Yousuf Youhana (Pak), Kumar Sangakkara (SL), Abdul Razzaq (Pak), Chaminda Vaas (SL), Zaheer Khan (Ind), Anil Kumble (Ind), Muttiah Muralitharan (SL). Alok Kapali (Ban) 12th man, Sachin Tendulkar (Ind) 13th man.\n\nRicky Ponting (Aus/capt), Matthew Hayden (Aus), Adam Gilchrist (Aus), Stephen Fleming (NZ), Brian Lara (WI), Chris Gayle (WI), Chris Cairns (NZ), Shane Warne (Aus), Glenn McGrath (Aus), Darren Gough (Eng), Daniel Vettori (NZ). Dwayne Bravo (WI) 12th man.\n\nRudi Koertzen (SA), Billy Bowden (NZ)\n",
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                    "paidtributetotheplayersfortakingpart.Hesaid:\"Thissignifiesthegame'scompassionandcommitmenttoprovideasamuchhelpaspossibletoenablethesurvivorsoftheTsunamitorebuildtheirlivessofarasthisispossible.\"PontingentertainedthefansearlyonbyhittingsomebigshotsoffAnilKumbleandAbdulRazzaqandtheWorldXI'srunratewassoontickingalongatahealthyrate.ChrisCairns(69)andBrianLara(52)enjoyedthemselvesasamiddleorderpackedwithstarsdeliveredthegoods.\n\nAndtherewasplentyoftimefortheunorthodox-AustraliatailenderGlennMcGrathbattedatnumbersix",
                    "wherehefellforagoldenduck.MuttiahMuralitharancapturedhiswicketinoverallfiguresof3-59.ItwasawelcomecomebackperformancefromtheSriLankanwhohadbeenoutinjuredforfivemonthsandwhowasalmostcaughtupinthe26Decembertragedy.SehwaggavetheAsianXIagoodstartastheyreached59-0inthe10thover.ButwicketsregularlytumbledoncehefelltoacatchinthedeeptryingtohitWarne'ssecondballforsix.\n\nVettorigotstuckintothemiddleorderwhereDravidplayedalonehandwithonlyKumarSangakkara-Gough'ssolevictim-providinganymeaningfulsupport.TheWorldXIwerefurtherboostedbythepresenceofSteveWaughasasubstitutefieldertowardstheendofthematch.Itwasallwrappedupinthe40thoverwiththerunoutofMuraliforaduck.ManofthematchPontingsaid:\"Thewholedayhasbeenvery",
                    "veryspecial.\"It'sgreatthatthecricketcommunityaroundtheworldcanplayahugeparttoraisesomemoneytoputasmileonsomefacesaroundtheworld.\"AsianXIcaptainSouravGangulysaid:\"Ihopewehavecontributedinwhateverwaywecantohelpthepeoplewhohavesufferedthisdisaster.\"\n\nSouravGanguly(Ind/capt)",
                    "SanathJayasuriya(SL)",
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                    "RahulDravid(Ind)",
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                    "AbdulRazzaq(Pak)",
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                    "ZaheerKhan(Ind)",
                    "AnilKumble(Ind)",
                    "MuttiahMuralitharan(SL).AlokKapali(Ban)12thman",
                    "SachinTendulkar(Ind)13thman.\n\nRickyPonting(Aus/capt)",
                    "MatthewHayden(Aus)",
                    "AdamGilchrist(Aus)",
                    "StephenFleming(NZ)",
                    "BrianLara(WI)",
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                    "ChrisCairns(NZ)",
                    "ShaneWarne(Aus)",
                    "GlennMcGrath(Aus)",
                    "DarrenGough(Eng)",
                    "DanielVettori(NZ).DwayneBravo(WI)12thman.\n\nRudiKoertzen(SA)",
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                  "0": "Stevens named in England line-up\n\nEngland have named Bath prop Matt Stevens in the starting line-up for their Six Nations match against Ireland at Lansdowne Road on Sunday.\n\nFellow Bath prop Duncan Bell will start on the bench, as coach Andy Robinson makes just one change to the team that was beaten by France. It will be Stevens' first start after two caps as a replacement against the All Blacks last year. Leicester duo Ollie Smith and Andy Goode have been drafted onto the bench. Stevens takes over from Phil Vickery, who suffered a broken arm playing for Gloucester last weekend. \"I'm confident Matt will grasp this opportunity and make his mark against Ireland,\" said Robinson.\n\n\"All three players have shown outstanding form of late, most recently in the England A win against France A and for their club,\" added Robinson. \"Selection beckons when players demonstrate such consistent ability. \"This game against Ireland will be massive. We recognise it's a must-win game for us this season.\" England confirmed that Sale Sharks prop Andrew Sheridan was not considered for selection because of an injury he picked up to the back of his ankle during last Friday's match against Leeds.\n\nJ Robinson (Sale Sharks, capt); M Cueto (Sale Sharks), J Noon (Newcastle), O Barkley (Bath), J Lewsey (Wasps); C Hodgson (Sale Sharks), H Ellis (Leicester); G Rowntree (Leicester), S Thompson (Northampton), M Stevens (Bath), D Grewcock (Bath), B Kay (Leicester), J Worsley (Wasps), L Moody (Leicester), M Corry (Leicester).\n\nA Titterrell (Sale Sharks), D Bell (Bath), S Borthwick (Bath), A Hazell (Gloucester), M Dawson (Wasps), A Goode (Leicester), O Smith (Leicester).\n",
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                    "ascoachAndyRobinsonmakesjustonechangetotheteamthatwasbeatenbyFrance.ItwillbeStevens'firststartaftertwocapsasareplacementagainsttheAllBlackslastyear.LeicesterduoOllieSmithandAndyGoodehavebeendraftedontothebench.StevenstakesoverfromPhilVickery",
                    "whosufferedabrokenarmplayingforGloucesterlastweekend.\"I'mconfidentMattwillgraspthisopportunityandmakehismarkagainstIreland",
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                  "0": "Clijsters set for February return\n\nTennis star Kim Clijsters will make her return from a career-threatening injury at the Antwerp WTA event in February.\n\n\"Kim had considered returning to action in Paris on 7 February,\" a statement on her website said. \"She's decided against this so that she does not risk the final phase of her recovery. If all goes well, Kim will make her return on February 15.\" The 21-year-old has not played since last October after aggravating a wrist injury at the Belgian Open. Back then, a doctor treating the Belgian feared that her career may be over, with the player having already endured an operation earlier in the season to cure her wrist problem. \"I hope she comes back, but I'm pessimistic,\" said Bruno Willems. Clijsters was also due to marry fellow tennis star Lleyton Hewitt in February but the pair split \"for private reasons\" back in October.\n",
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                  "0": "Lennon brands Rangers favourites\n\nCeltic's Neil Lennon admits Rangers could be considered \"slight favourites\" for the Old Firm CIS Cup clash, but insists his side can still win.\n\nLennon concedes Rangers are in good form at the moment, but they have failed to beat Celtic in their last seven meetings. \"Rangers are on the up and have been on a good run in recent weeks,\" he said. \"But it's a game we believe we're capable of winning if we play our best,\" he told the Evening Times. \"All the boys are looking forward to it because they are brilliant games to be involved in. \"Without playing at the top of our game, we have still been winning matches. \"At the minute, we are at the top of the league and still in with a chance of staying in Europe, so I don't think it is the crisis people have been trying to make out. \"Of course, it is a concern when you are losing goals, because we have been notorious for being a team that is hard to beat and keeping clean sheets, but hopefully we are over that wee run. \"Considering we lost Henrik Larsson at the end of last season, we have still been scoring a lot of goals, which is pleasing.\"\n",
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                  "0": "Holmes starts 2005 with GB events\n\nKelly Holmes will start 2005 with a series of races in Britain.\n\nHolmes will make her first track appearance on home soil since winning double Olympic gold in January's Norwich Union International in Glasgow. She will also run in the Grand Prix in Birmingham in February and may defend her indoor AAA 800m title in Sheffield earlier that month. \"I am still competitive and still want to win,\" she said. \"I'm an athlete and I can't wait to get back on the track.\" She added: \"These events are also a great opportunity to thank the British public for the enormous levels of support they have given me from the moment I stepped off that plane from Greece.\" The Glasgow meeting will see Holmes compete over 1500m in a five-way match against Sweden, France, Russia and Italy.\n",
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                    "\"shesaid.\"I'manathleteandIcan'twaittogetbackonthetrack.\"Sheadded:\"TheseeventsarealsoagreatopportunitytothanktheBritishpublicfortheenormouslevelsofsupporttheyhavegivenmefromthemomentIsteppedoffthatplanefromGreece.\"TheGlasgowmeetingwillseeHolmescompeteover1500minafive-waymatchagainstSweden",
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                  "0": "Chepkemei hit by big ban\n\nKenya's athletics body has suspended two-time London Marathon runner-up Susan Chepkemei from all competition until the end of the year.\n\nAthletics Kenya (AK) issued the ban after Chepkemei failed to turn up for a cross country training camp in Embu. \"We have banned her from all local and international competitions,\" said AK chief Isaiah Kiplagat. \"We shall communicate this decision to the IAAF and all meet directors all over the world.\" The 29-year-old finished second to Paula Radcliffe in the 2002 and 2003 London races, and was also edged out in an epic New York Marathon contest last year.\n\nBut the ban will prevent the two-time world half-marathon silver medallist from challenging Radcliffe at this year's London event in April. Global Sports Communications, Chepkemei's management company, said she had wanted to run in the World Cross Country Championships in March. But AK maintained it was making an example of Chepkemei as a warning to other Kenyan athletes. \"We are taking this action in order to salvage our pride,\" said Kiplagat. \"We have been accused of having no teeth to bite with and that agents are ruling over us.\" KA has also threatened three-time women's short-course champion Edith Masai with a similar ban if reports that she feigned injury to avoid running at the cross country world championships are true. Masai missed the national trials in early February, but was included in the provisional team on the proviso that she ran in a regional competition. She failed to run in the event, citing a leg injury.\n",
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                    "butwasincludedintheprovisionalteamontheprovisothatsheraninaregionalcompetition.Shefailedtorunintheevent",
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                  "0": "Benitez issues warning to Gerrard\n\nLiverpool manager Rafael Benitez has ordered captain Steven Gerrard not to play down their Champions League ambitions and be more positive.\n\nGerrard told the BBC Liverpool were unlikely to win the trophy this year. Benitez responded: \"I spoke to Steven and said to him that in future it's better to think we can win the Champions League. Why not?\" He said: \"We need winners here and everyone thinking only of winning. I always want to win.\"\n\nBenitez added: \"When we lose I only think of solutions. If you only think about winning the next game, you don't know what the draw will be. \"If we can win the next game, maybe we will draw a side that isn't so strong, or a side with injuries or suspensions.\" Benitez is hoping to win his first trophy since arriving at Liverpool from Valencia when they play Chelsea in the Carling Cup on Sunday in Cardiff.\n",
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                  "0": "Capriati out of Australian Open\n\nJennifer Capriati has become the third leading lady to withdraw from the Australian Open because of injury.\n\nThe organisers of the first grand slam of 2005, which begins on 17 January, said the American has a problem with her right shoulder. It comes as a blow to the women's draw as last year's champion, Justin Henin-Hardenne, and runner-up, Kim Clijsters, will also be absent. Capriati is a two-time champion in Melbourne with wins in 2001 and 2002. She is believed to have picked up the injury at the Advanta Championships at Philadelphia in November and had to pull out of an exhibition match with Wimbledon champion Maria Sharapova on 17 December. Capriati also decided against competing in the Australian Open warm-up event, the Sydney International.\n",
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                  "0": "Chelsea sack Mutu\n\nChelsea have sacked Adrian Mutu after he failed a drugs test.\n\nThe 25-year-old tested positive for a banned substance - which he later denied was cocaine - in October. Chelsea have decided to write off a possible transfer fee for Mutu, a �15.8m signing from Parma last season, who may face a two-year suspension. A statement from Chelsea explaining the decision read:\"We want to make clear that Chelsea has a zero tolerance policy towards drugs.\" Mutu scored six goals in his first five games after arriving at Stamford Bridge but his form went into decline and he was frozen out by coach Jose Mourinho. Chelsea's statement added: \"This applies to both performance-enhancing drugs or so-called 'recreational' drugs. They have no place at our club or in sport. \"In coming to a decision on this case, Chelsea believed the club's social responsibility to its fans, players, employees and other stakeholders in football regarding drugs was more important than the major financial considerations to the company. \"Any player who takes drugs breaches his contract with the club as well as Football Association rules. \"The club totally supports the FA in strong action on all drugs cases.\" Fifa's disciplinary code stipulates that a first doping offence should be followed by a six-month ban. And the sport's world governing body has re-iterated their stance over Mutu's failed drugs test, maintaining it is a matter for the domestic sporting authorities. \"Fifa is not in a position to make any comment on the matter until the English FA have informed us of their disciplinary decision and the relevant information associated with it,\" said a Fifa spokesman. Chelsea's move won backing from drug-testing expert Michelle Verroken. Verroken, a former director of drug-free sport for UK Sport, insists the Blues were right to sack Mutu and have enhanced their reputation by doing so. \"Chelsea are saying quite clearly to the rest of their players and their fans that this is a situation they are not prepared to tolerate. \"It was a very difficult decision for them and an expensive decision for them but the terms of his contract were breached and it was the only decision they could make. \"It is a very clear stance by Chelsea and it has given a strong boost to the reputation of the club.\" It emerged that Mutu had failed a drugs test on October 18 and, although it was initially reported that the banned substance in question was cocaine. The Romanian international later suggested it was a substance designed to enhance sexual performance. The Football Association has yet to act on Mutu's failed drugs test and refuses to discuss his case.\n",
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                  "0": "Weir poised for Sunderland move\n\nLarne's teenage star Robbie Weir is poised to join Sunderland after turning down a move to Stoke City.\n\nThe 17-year-old Irish League midfielder was also being chased by Rangers and Fulham, but Mick McCarthy's side appear to have won the race. But Larne boss Jimmy McGeough has yet to confirm that Weir is on his way from Inver Park. \"I heard on Sunday that he has joined Sunderland, but not from the lad himself,\" he said. ''Robbie has an agreement with Larne that he can negotiate with interested clubs.\n\n''Personally, I would rather see him making an impact at local level to build up his physique before moving into the full-time game. ''He has been on trial with a number of clubs. But it would be great to see him making it at Sunderland.''\n",
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                  "0": "Australia take control\n\nThird Test, Sydney, day three (close): Australia 568; Pakistan 304 & 67-1\n\nThey put on 153 for the fifth wicket before Gilchrist fell to spinner Danish Kaneria for 113, a 120-ball innings which included five sixes. Ponting was bowled by Naved-ul-Hasan soon after and Kaneria worked his way through the tail for figures of 7-188. Australia were all out for 568, a lead of 264, with Pakistan 67-1 at stumps. The home side were anxious to make up for lost time after rain prevented any play during the morning session. Ponting resumed on 155, but was content to play second fiddle to Gilchrist, who set about the bowling in his customary forthright manner. He passed 4,000 Test runs as Australia added 169 during the afternoon and reached his 13th century in spectacular style with two sixes off Mohammad Asif to reach 92 and then two successive fours off Shahid Afridi. His captain, meanwhile, registered the highest score by an Australian batsman at the Sydney Cricket Ground when he passed Greg Chappell's 182 and was 196 not out at tea. He had lost Gilchrist by then, one of three stumping victims for Kamran Akmal, but newcomer Shane Watson looked solid in his first Test innings as they added 58. Ponting's 200 arrived off 311 balls with a boundary off Naved, but the bowler gained his revenge when the Australian skipper chopped a ball into his stumps.\n\nHe is now one of only 13 batsmen in history to score four or more double centuries in Tests - and only the third Australian after Sir Don Bradman and Chappell. His departure heralded a rush of five wickets in nine overs with Watson caught for 31 off Kaneria, who ended the innings with the wicket of Shane Warne for 16. It was the third time the 24-year-old leg-spinner had taken seven wickets in a Test innings. Facing such a sizeable deficit, Pakistan needed a good start to their second innings and Yasir Hameed and Salman Butt began with a flurry of boundaries. They put on 46 in nine overs, but the introduction of spin led to Butt's undoing as he flashed at a wide ball from Stuart MacGill and was caught at slip by Warne for 21. Hameed progressed to 40 not out off 46 balls, and new partner Younis Khan made five, before an offer of bad light from the umpires brought play to an end.\n\nMatthew Hayden, Justin Langer, Ricky Ponting (capt), Damien Martyn, Michael Clarke, Shane Watson, Adam Gilchrist (wkt), Shane Warne, Jason Gillespie, Glenn McGrath, Stuart MacGill.\n\nSalman Butt, Imran Farhat, Yasir Hameed, Younis Khan, Yousuf Youhana (capt), Asim Kamal, Kamran Akmal (wkt), Mohammad Asif Shoaib Akhtar, Naved-ul-Hasan, Danish Kaneria. Umpires: B Bowden (NZ), D Shepherd (Eng).\n",
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                    "whosetaboutthebowlinginhiscustomaryforthrightmanner.Hepassed4",
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                    "butnewcomerShaneWatsonlookedsolidinhisfirstTestinningsastheyadded58.Ponting's200arrivedoff311ballswithaboundaryoffNaved",
                    "butthebowlergainedhisrevengewhentheAustralianskipperchoppedaballintohisstumps.\n\nHeisnowoneofonly13batsmeninhistorytoscorefourormoredoublecenturiesinTests-andonlythethirdAustralianafterSirDonBradmanandChappell.HisdepartureheraldedarushoffivewicketsinnineoverswithWatsoncaughtfor31offKaneria",
                    "whoendedtheinningswiththewicketofShaneWarnefor16.Itwasthethirdtimethe24-year-oldleg-spinnerhadtakensevenwicketsinaTestinnings.Facingsuchasizeabledeficit",
                    "PakistanneededagoodstarttotheirsecondinningsandYasirHameedandSalmanButtbeganwithaflurryofboundaries.Theyputon46innineovers",
                    "buttheintroductionofspinledtoButt'sundoingasheflashedatawideballfromStuartMacGillandwascaughtatslipbyWarnefor21.Hameedprogressedto40notoutoff46balls",
                    "andnewpartnerYounisKhanmadefive",
                    "beforeanofferofbadlightfromtheumpiresbroughtplaytoanend.\n\nMatthewHayden",
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                  "0": "Moya emotional at Davis Cup win\n\nCarlos Moya described Spain's Davis Cup victory as the highlight of his career after he beat Andy Roddick to end the USA's challenge in Seville.\n\nMoya made up for missing Spain's 2000 victory through injury by beating Roddick 6-2 7-6 (7-1) 7-6 (7-5) to give the hosts an unassailable 3-1 lead. \"I have woken up so many nights dreaming of this day,\" said Moya. \"All my energy has been focused on today. \"What I have lived today I do not think I will live again.\" Spain's only other Davis Cup title came two years ago in Valencia, when they beat Australia. And Moya, nicknamed Charly, admitted: \"The Davis Cup is my dream and I was a bit nervous at the outset. \"Some people have said that I am obsessed but I think that it is better this way. It helps me reach my goals if I am obsessed. \"It's really incredible - to get the winning point is really something.\" Spanish captain Jordi Arrese said: \"Charly played a great game. It was his opportunity and he hasn't let us down. \"He had lost three times to Roddick, and this was his day to beat him. \"He had been waiting years to be in this position.\" Spain's victory was also remarkable for the performance of Rafael Nadal, who beat Roddick in the opening singles.\n\nAged 18 years and 185 days, the Mallorcan became the youngest player to win the Davis Cup. \"What a great way to finish the year,\" said Nadal afterwards. US coach Patrick McEnroe wants Roddick and the rest of his team to play more tennis on clay and hone their skills on the surface. \"I think it will help these guys even on slow hard courts to learn how to mix things up a little bit and to play a little bit smarter and tactically better.\" \"Obviously it's unrealistic to say that we're going to just start playing constantly on clay, with the schedule. \"But certainly I think we can put the work in at the appropriate time and play a couple more events and play against these guys who are the best on this stuff,\" said McEnroe. Roddick was left frustrated after losing both his singles on the slow clay of Seville's Olympic Stadium. \"It's just tough because I felt like I was in it the whole time against one of the top three clay-courters in the world,\" said the American. \"I had my chances and just didn't convert them. The bottom line is they were just better than us this weekend. \"They came out, took care of business and they beat us. It's as simple as that.\"\n",
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                    "\"saidMoya.\"Allmyenergyhasbeenfocusedontoday.\"WhatIhavelivedtodayIdonotthinkIwillliveagain.\"Spain'sonlyotherDavisCuptitlecametwoyearsagoinValencia",
                    "whentheybeatAustralia.AndMoya",
                    "nicknamedCharly",
                    "admitted:\"TheDavisCupismydreamandIwasabitnervousattheoutset.\"SomepeoplehavesaidthatIamobsessedbutIthinkthatitisbetterthisway.IthelpsmereachmygoalsifIamobsessed.\"It'sreallyincredible-togetthewinningpointisreallysomething.\"SpanishcaptainJordiArresesaid:\"Charlyplayedagreatgame.Itwashisopportunityandhehasn'tletusdown.\"HehadlostthreetimestoRoddick",
                    "andthiswashisdaytobeathim.\"Hehadbeenwaitingyearstobeinthisposition.\"Spain'svictorywasalsoremarkablefortheperformanceofRafaelNadal",
                    "whobeatRoddickintheopeningsingles.\n\nAged18yearsand185days",
                    "theMallorcanbecametheyoungestplayertowintheDavisCup.\"Whatagreatwaytofinishtheyear",
                    "\"saidNadalafterwards.UScoachPatrickMcEnroewantsRoddickandtherestofhisteamtoplaymoretennisonclayandhonetheirskillsonthesurface.\"Ithinkitwillhelptheseguysevenonslowhardcourtstolearnhowtomixthingsupalittlebitandtoplayalittlebitsmarterandtacticallybetter.\"\"Obviouslyit'sunrealistictosaythatwe'regoingtojuststartplayingconstantlyonclay",
                    "withtheschedule.\"ButcertainlyIthinkwecanputtheworkinattheappropriatetimeandplayacouplemoreeventsandplayagainsttheseguyswhoarethebestonthisstuff",
                    "\"saidMcEnroe.RoddickwasleftfrustratedafterlosingbothhissinglesontheslowclayofSeville'sOlympicStadium.\"It'sjusttoughbecauseIfeltlikeIwasinitthewholetimeagainstoneofthetopthreeclay-courtersintheworld",
                    "\"saidtheAmerican.\"Ihadmychancesandjustdidn'tconvertthem.Thebottomlineistheywerejustbetterthanusthisweekend.\"Theycameout",
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                  "0": "Melzer shocks Agassi in San Jose\n\nSecond seed Andre Agassi suffered a comprehensive defeat by Jurgen Melzer in the quarter-finals of the SAP Open.\n\nAgassi was often bamboozled by the Austrian's drop shots in San Jose, losing 6-3 6-1. Defending champion and top seed Andy Roddick rallied to beat Sweden's Thomas Enqvist 3-6 7-6 (8-6) 7-5. But unseeded Cyril Saulnier beat the fourth seed Vincent Spadea 6-2 6-4 and Tommy Haas overcame eighth seed Max Mirnyi 6-7 (2-7) 7-6 (7-3) 6-2. Melzer has now beaten Agassi in two of their three meetings.\n\n\"I had a good game plan and I executed it perfectly,\" he said. \"It's always tough to come out to play Andre. \"I didn't want him to play his game. He makes you run like a dog all over the court.\" And Agassi, who was more than matched for power by his opponent's two-handed backhand, said Melzer was an example of several players on the tour willing to take their chances against him. \"A lot more guys are capable of it now,\" said the American. \"He played much better than me. That's what he did both times. \"I had opportunities to loosen myself up,\" Agassi added. \"But I didn't convert on the big points.\"\n",
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                    "MelzershocksAgassiinSanJose\n\nSecondseedAndreAgassisufferedacomprehensivedefeatbyJurgenMelzerinthequarter-finalsoftheSAPOpen.\n\nAgassiwasoftenbamboozledbytheAustrian'sdropshotsinSanJose",
                    "losing6-36-1.DefendingchampionandtopseedAndyRoddickralliedtobeatSweden'sThomasEnqvist3-67-6(8-6)7-5.ButunseededCyrilSaulnierbeatthefourthseedVincentSpadea6-26-4andTommyHaasovercameeighthseedMaxMirnyi6-7(2-7)7-6(7-3)6-2.MelzerhasnowbeatenAgassiintwooftheirthreemeetings.\n\n\"IhadagoodgameplanandIexecuteditperfectly",
                    "\"hesaid.\"It'salwaystoughtocomeouttoplayAndre.\"Ididn'twanthimtoplayhisgame.Hemakesyourunlikeadogalloverthecourt.\"AndAgassi",
                    "whowasmorethanmatchedforpowerbyhisopponent'stwo-handedbackhand",
                    "saidMelzerwasanexampleofseveralplayersonthetourwillingtotaketheirchancesagainsthim.\"Alotmoreguysarecapableofitnow",
                    "\"saidtheAmerican.\"Heplayedmuchbetterthanme.That'swhathedidbothtimes.\"Ihadopportunitiestoloosenmyselfup",
                    "\"Agassiadded.\"ButIdidn'tconvertonthebigpoints.\"\n"
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                  "0": "Classy Henman makes winning start\n\nTim Henman opened his 2005 campaign with a 6-1 7-5 victory over Argentine David Nalbandian at the Kooyong Classic exhibition tournament on Wednesday.\n\nThe British number one will next play Roger Federer at the Australian Open warm-up event on Friday. The world number one beat Gaston Gaudio 5-7 6-1 6-4, before Andre Agassi saw off Chilean Olympic gold medalist Nicolas Massu 6-1 7-6 (7-4). Andy Roddick beat Ivan Ljubicic, who replaced Paradorn Srichaphan, 6-1 6-4. Henman made an impressive start to the year, only faltering against Nalbandian when serving for the match at 5-4. But the Briton regained his composure to win the next two games for only his second win in six matches against the Argentine. \"It's a great start to the year - just what I was looking for,\" Henman told his website. \"Over the years I've found David very difficult to play against.\n\n\"He returns serve very well and he's deceptively effective from the baseline, so sometimes it can be difficult to execute my gameplan well enough against him to get the right result. \"Beating somebody of his stature is always good for the confidence and it bodes well at the beginning of the year.\" Henman also revealed the extent of the back problems he suffered in the off-season. \"I'm not the most flexible and at the end of the year I was pretty exhausted and wanted to have a couple of weeks where I didn't do anything,\" said Henman. \"When I started training again it really, really seized up. As much as I enjoyed the two weeks off I don't think it's so productive.\" Federer dropped a tight first set against 2004 French Open champion Gaudio, but was content with his game. \"It was about getting used to the surface,\" he said.\n\n\"The conditions are much quicker than Doha, my timing was OK, but I could have served better. \"All in all I'm happy with the match, and I won it - that's a good sign. Now I have a day off and hopefully play better the next match.\" Agassi was delighted with victory over Massu in his first match for over two months. \"I felt pretty good,\" said the American. \"I liked the way the match played out and, maybe excluding a few second serve returns, I felt like I was doing most things pretty darn well for the first match.\"\n",
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                    "beforeAndreAgassisawoffChileanOlympicgoldmedalistNicolasMassu6-17-6(7-4).AndyRoddickbeatIvanLjubicic",
                    "whoreplacedParadornSrichaphan",
                    "6-16-4.Henmanmadeanimpressivestarttotheyear",
                    "onlyfalteringagainstNalbandianwhenservingforthematchat5-4.ButtheBritonregainedhiscomposuretowinthenexttwogamesforonlyhissecondwininsixmatchesagainsttheArgentine.\"It'sagreatstarttotheyear-justwhatIwaslookingfor",
                    "\"Henmantoldhiswebsite.\"OvertheyearsI'vefoundDavidverydifficulttoplayagainst.\n\n\"Hereturnsserveverywellandhe'sdeceptivelyeffectivefromthebaseline",
                    "sosometimesitcanbedifficulttoexecutemygameplanwellenoughagainsthimtogettherightresult.\"Beatingsomebodyofhisstatureisalwaysgoodfortheconfidenceanditbodeswellatthebeginningoftheyear.\"Henmanalsorevealedtheextentofthebackproblemshesufferedintheoff-season.\"I'mnotthemostflexibleandattheendoftheyearIwasprettyexhaustedandwantedtohaveacoupleofweekswhereIdidn'tdoanything",
                    "\"saidHenman.\"WhenIstartedtrainingagainitreally",
                    "reallyseizedup.AsmuchasIenjoyedthetwoweeksoffIdon'tthinkit'ssoproductive.\"Federerdroppedatightfirstsetagainst2004FrenchOpenchampionGaudio",
                    "butwascontentwithhisgame.\"Itwasaboutgettingusedtothesurface",
                    "\"hesaid.\n\n\"TheconditionsaremuchquickerthanDoha",
                    "mytimingwasOK",
                    "butIcouldhaveservedbetter.\"AllinallI'mhappywiththematch",
                    "andIwonit-that'sagoodsign.NowIhaveadayoffandhopefullyplaybetterthenextmatch.\"AgassiwasdelightedwithvictoryoverMassuinhisfirstmatchforovertwomonths.\"Ifeltprettygood",
                    "\"saidtheAmerican.\"Ilikedthewaythematchplayedoutand",
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                  "0": "Robertson out to retain Euro lure\n\nHearts manager John Robertson hopes a place in the knock-out stages of the Uefa Cup could help keep some of his out-of-contract players at the club.\n\n\"It could help. If we get through and have another European tie it may encourage players to stay at least until the end of the season,\" he said. \"If we manage to get through it shows how well the club's progressing. \"They have to think whether they are going to get other clubs like that should they decide to move on.\" A win for Robertson's side against Ferencvaros would put them through to the last 32 if Basle fail to beat Feyenoord. \"It's very much the player's prerogative but the fact that we've been playing European football for the last three or four years is obviously an incentive,\" added Robertson. \"But we want players who want to play for the football club, who are committed and a run in Europe always helps a little bit.\" With the game being played at Murrayfield instead of Tynecastle because of Uefa regulations, Robertson sees both positive and negative aspects to the change of venue.\n\n\"The pitch is not in the greatest condition. The Heineken Cup game was there at the weekend and the pitch is a bit threadbare,\" he said. \"It's not ideal but it's the same for both teams so we just have to go out and there and perform. That's the most important thing.\" But he added: \"If Tynecastle could have hosted 30,000 it would have been fantastic but that's one of the benefits of Murrayfield - it allows us to bring even more of our supporters into it. \"There will be a good atmosphere and the Hearts fans have an important role to play. \"We need their encouragement, we need them to get right behind the side and make it as good an atmosphere as possible. \"Hopefully the players will respond to that and I know they will because it's a fantastic European night for the club.\"\n",
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                    "RobertsonouttoretainEurolure\n\nHeartsmanagerJohnRobertsonhopesaplaceintheknock-outstagesoftheUefaCupcouldhelpkeepsomeofhisout-of-contractplayersattheclub.\n\n\"Itcouldhelp.IfwegetthroughandhaveanotherEuropeantieitmayencourageplayerstostayatleastuntiltheendoftheseason",
                    "\"hesaid.\"Ifwemanagetogetthroughitshowshowwelltheclub'sprogressing.\"Theyhavetothinkwhethertheyaregoingtogetotherclubslikethatshouldtheydecidetomoveon.\"AwinforRobertson'ssideagainstFerencvaroswouldputthemthroughtothelast32ifBaslefailtobeatFeyenoord.\"It'sverymuchtheplayer'sprerogativebutthefactthatwe'vebeenplayingEuropeanfootballforthelastthreeorfouryearsisobviouslyanincentive",
                    "\"addedRobertson.\"Butwewantplayerswhowanttoplayforthefootballclub",
                    "whoarecommittedandaruninEuropealwayshelpsalittlebit.\"WiththegamebeingplayedatMurrayfieldinsteadofTynecastlebecauseofUefaregulations",
                    "Robertsonseesbothpositiveandnegativeaspectstothechangeofvenue.\n\n\"Thepitchisnotinthegreatestcondition.TheHeinekenCupgamewasthereattheweekendandthepitchisabitthreadbare",
                    "\"hesaid.\"It'snotidealbutit'sthesameforbothteamssowejusthavetogooutandthereandperform.That'sthemostimportantthing.\"Butheadded:\"IfTynecastlecouldhavehosted30",
                    "000itwouldhavebeenfantasticbutthat'soneofthebenefitsofMurrayfield-itallowsustobringevenmoreofoursupportersintoit.\"TherewillbeagoodatmosphereandtheHeartsfanshaveanimportantroletoplay.\"Weneedtheirencouragement",
                    "weneedthemtogetrightbehindthesideandmakeitasgoodanatmosphereaspossible.\"HopefullytheplayerswillrespondtothatandIknowtheywillbecauseit'safantasticEuropeannightfortheclub.\"\n"
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                  "0": "Kafer quits Saracens\n\nSaracens head coach Rod Kafer has resigned from the Premiership club.\n\nThe 33-year-old Australian, who replaced Wayne Shelford in August 2003, has decided to stand down after a disappointing start to the season. Saracens have decided to promote from within, with rugby manager Steve Diamond named as Kafer's replacement. \"Following talks about extending my contract, I came to the conclusion that my preference was to seek opportunities elsewhere,\" Kafer said. \"In light of this, chief executive Mark Sinderberry and I have decided that it is in the club's best interests that I stand down as head coach immediately. \"I would like to thank both Mark and the board of directors for their unwavering support during the last 18 months and wish the playing and management staff all the best for the remainder of the season.\" Kafer, who was part of the Australia team that won the World Cup in 1999, has been linked with a move to the new Perth-based Super 14 side. Saracens, the perennial under-achievers in the Premiership, have had a poor start to the season with only four victories in the first 11 league games.\n\nDespite finishing third from bottom last season, hopes were high for this campaign but they are currently eighth in the table. However the news of Kafer's decision comes just two days after their convincing 52-6 victory over Parma in the European Challenge Cup. Sinderberry said: \"On behalf of the board of directors, I would like to thank Rod for his efforts over the past 18 months. \"He took over the club at a difficult time and he leaves us in a better position with a more focused coaching and playing structure.\" Diamond is the latest man to be charged with winning Saracens' first trophy since the 1998 Tetley's Bitter Cup. He joined the club back in March after a successful three years with Sale. Together with Jim Mallinder, Diamond steered the club to second in the Premiership as well as Parker Pen Shield glory. \"Steve will now take on the role of head coach and will be supported by the existing coaching staff,\" said Sinderberry. \"When Steve was appointed, it was with a view that he would succeed Rod should he take the decision to leave Saracens. \"Steve knows the club and the players and we believe he is the right person to take the role.\"\n",
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                    "whoreplacedWayneShelfordinAugust2003",
                    "hasdecidedtostanddownafteradisappointingstarttotheseason.Saracenshavedecidedtopromotefromwithin",
                    "withrugbymanagerSteveDiamondnamedasKafer'sreplacement.\"Followingtalksaboutextendingmycontract",
                    "Icametotheconclusionthatmypreferencewastoseekopportunitieselsewhere",
                    "\"Kafersaid.\"Inlightofthis",
                    "chiefexecutiveMarkSinderberryandIhavedecidedthatitisintheclub'sbestintereststhatIstanddownasheadcoachimmediately.\"IwouldliketothankbothMarkandtheboardofdirectorsfortheirunwaveringsupportduringthelast18monthsandwishtheplayingandmanagementstaffallthebestfortheremainderoftheseason.\"Kafer",
                    "whowaspartoftheAustraliateamthatwontheWorldCupin1999",
                    "hasbeenlinkedwithamovetothenewPerth-basedSuper14side.Saracens",
                    "theperennialunder-achieversinthePremiership",
                    "havehadapoorstarttotheseasonwithonlyfourvictoriesinthefirst11leaguegames.\n\nDespitefinishingthirdfrombottomlastseason",
                    "hopeswerehighforthiscampaignbuttheyarecurrentlyeighthinthetable.HoweverthenewsofKafer'sdecisioncomesjusttwodaysaftertheirconvincing52-6victoryoverParmaintheEuropeanChallengeCup.Sinderberrysaid:\"Onbehalfoftheboardofdirectors",
                    "IwouldliketothankRodforhiseffortsoverthepast18months.\"Hetookovertheclubatadifficulttimeandheleavesusinabetterpositionwithamorefocusedcoachingandplayingstructure.\"DiamondisthelatestmantobechargedwithwinningSaracens'firsttrophysincethe1998Tetley'sBitterCup.HejoinedtheclubbackinMarchafterasuccessfulthreeyearswithSale.TogetherwithJimMallinder",
                    "DiamondsteeredtheclubtosecondinthePremiershipaswellasParkerPenShieldglory.\"Stevewillnowtakeontheroleofheadcoachandwillbesupportedbytheexistingcoachingstaff",
                    "\"saidSinderberry.\"WhenStevewasappointed",
                    "itwaswithaviewthathewouldsucceedRodshouldhetakethedecisiontoleaveSaracens.\"Steveknowstheclubandtheplayersandwebelieveheistherightpersontotaketherole.\"\n"
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                  "0": "Federer wins title in Rotterdam\n\nWorld number one Roger Federer won the World Indoor Tournament in Rotterdam with a battling 5-7 7-5 7-6 victory over Ivan Ljubicic on Sunday.\n\nThe Swiss star was made to work hard by Ljubicic, who also lost to Federer in last month's final in Doha. The Croatian broke his serve for the first time in the tournament to take the first set, but Federer hit back and took the decider on a tie-break. He has now won his last 15 finals after triumphing in two hours and 42 minutes. Federer said: \"Today it was very close and it could have gone either way but I'm happy I fought through because this might be a crucial victory for me for the rest of the season. \"I knew I had to fight hard today and that's exactly what happened. \"I played one shocking game to be broken. He took advantage of it and broke me to love but I still felt I gave that game away. \"That haunted me all the way, right until match point. I fought well today so I'm happy.\"\n",
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                    "whoalsolosttoFedererinlastmonth'sfinalinDoha.TheCroatianbrokehisserveforthefirsttimeinthetournamenttotakethefirstset",
                    "butFedererhitbackandtookthedecideronatie-break.Hehasnowwonhislast15finalsaftertriumphingintwohoursand42minutes.Federersaid:\"TodayitwasverycloseanditcouldhavegoneeitherwaybutI'mhappyIfoughtthroughbecausethismightbeacrucialvictoryformefortherestoftheseason.\"IknewIhadtofighthardtodayandthat'sexactlywhathappened.\"Iplayedoneshockinggametobebroken.HetookadvantageofitandbrokemetolovebutIstillfeltIgavethatgameaway.\"Thathauntedmealltheway",
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                  "0": "Hewitt falls to Dent in Adelaide\n\nLleyton Hewitt suffered a shock defeat to Taylor Dent in the quarter-finals of the Australian Hardcourt Championships in Adelaide on Friday.\n\nThe top seed was a strong favourite for the title but went down 7-6 (7-4) 6-3 to the American. Dent will face Juan Ignacio Chela next after the fourth seed was too strong for Jurgen Melzer. Olivier Rochus beat third seed Nicolas Kiefer 6-7 (4-7) 7-6 (8-6) 7-5 and will take on second seed Joachim Johansson. The Swede reached the last four by beating compatriot Thomas Enqvist 6-3 4-6 6-1. \"I felt like I was striking the ball much better,\" said Johansson.\n\n\"I felt like I had a lot of break chances, I didn't take care of them all, but I broke him four times and he only broke me once. \"I felt that was the key to get up in the set early.\" Hewitt played down his defeat and insisted he is focused solely on the Australian Open, which starts on 17 January. \"When you've been number one in the world for a couple of years and won a couple of slams, you look at the big picture and what motivates you,\" said Hewitt. \"That's the Grand Slams and Melbourne's as big for me as any of the four. Even if I don't win Sydney next week it's no big deal.\"\n",
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                    "\"saidJohansson.\n\n\"IfeltlikeIhadalotofbreakchances",
                    "Ididn'ttakecareofthemall",
                    "butIbrokehimfourtimesandheonlybrokemeonce.\"Ifeltthatwasthekeytogetupinthesetearly.\"HewittplayeddownhisdefeatandinsistedheisfocusedsolelyontheAustralianOpen",
                    "whichstartson17January.\"Whenyou'vebeennumberoneintheworldforacoupleofyearsandwonacoupleofslams",
                    "youlookatthebigpictureandwhatmotivatesyou",
                    "\"saidHewitt.\"That'stheGrandSlamsandMelbourne'sasbigformeasanyofthefour.EvenifIdon'twinSydneynextweekit'snobigdeal.\"\n"
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                  "0": "Chelsea denied by James heroics\n\nA brave defensive display, led by keeper David James, helped Manchester City hold the leaders Chelsea.\n\nAfter a quiet opening, James denied Damien Duff, Jiri Jarosik and Mateja Kezman, while Paul Bosvelt cleared William Gallas' header off the line. Robbie Fowler should have scored for the visitors but sent his header wide. Chelsea had most of the possession in the second half but James kept out Frank Lampard's free-kick and superbly tipped the same player's volley wide. City went into the game with the proud record of being the only domestic team to beat Chelsea this season. And there was little to alarm them in the first 30 minutes as Chelsea - deprived of Arjen Robben and Didier Drogba through injury - struggled to pose much of a threat. Indeed, it was the visitors who looked likelier to enliven a drab opening played at a lethargic pace. Shaun Wright-Phillips - watched by England boss Sven-Goran Eriksson - showed his customary trickery to burst into the right of the area and deliver a dangerous ball, which was blocked by John Terry. But Chelsea suddenly stepped up a gear and created a flurry of chances. First, Duff got round Ben Thatcher and blasted in a shot that James parried to Kezman, who turned the ball wide.\n\nSoon afterwards, Jarosik found space in the area to powerfully head Lampard's corner goalwards but James tipped the ball over. Chelsea were now looking more like Premiership leaders and James kept out Kezman's fierce drive before Bosvelt and James combined to clear Gallas' header from Duff's corner. City broke swiftly up the field and the last chance of a frenetic spell should have resulted in Fowler celebrating his 150th Premiership goal. Wright-Phillips raced down the left and crossed to Fowler but City's lone man up front, left free by Terry's slip, contrived to head wide when it seemed a breakthrough was certain. The second half started as quietly as the first, although James was forced to divert a cross from the lively Duff away from Eidur Gudjohnsen's path. There was a nasty moment for Petr Cech, looking for a ninth straight clean sheet in the league, when a series of ricochets saw Fowler chase a loose ball in the area and collide accidently with the Czech Republic stopper. Another quiet spell followed, which Duff interrupted with a surging run that was halted illegally on the edge of the penalty area by Bosvelt. Lampard stepped up to blast a shot through the wall and James somehow blocked it with his legs. Another timely challenge, this time from Richard Dunne in time added on, prevented Gudjohnsen from getting in a shot. There was still time for James to produce a sensational save to tip Lampard's volley round the post.\n\nCech, Paulo Ferreira, Gallas, Terry, Bridge, Jarosik (Tiago 56), Lampard, Makelele, Duff, Gudjohnsen, Kezman (Cole 63).\n\nSubs Not Used: Johnson, Smertin, Cudicini.\n\nMakelele, Gudjohnsen.\n\nJames, Mills, Distin, Dunne, Thatcher, Shaun Wright-Phillips, Bosvelt, Barton, Sibierski (McManaman 85), Musampa, Fowler.\n\nSubs Not Used: Macken, Weaver, Onuoha, Jordan.\n\nBosvelt.\n\n42,093\n\nH Webb (S Yorkshire).\n",
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                  "0": "Hantuchova in Dubai last eight\n\nDaniela Hantuchova moved into the quarter-finals of the Dubai Open, after beating Elene Likhotseva of Russia 7-5 6-4, and now faces Serena Williams.\n\nAustralian Open champion Williams survived an early scare to beat Russia's Elena Bovina 1-6 6-1 6-4. World number one Lindsay Davenport and Anastasia Myskina also progressed. Davenport defeated China's Jie Zheng 6-2 7-5, while French Open champion Myskina sailed through after her opponent Marion Bartoli retired hurt. American Davenport will now face fellow former Wimbledon champion, Conchita Martinez of Spain, who ousted seventh-seeded Nathalie Dechy of France 6-1 6-2. Myskina will face eighth-seed Patty Schnyder from Switzerland, who defeated China's Li Na 6-3 7-6 (10-8). The other quarter final pits wild card Sania Mirza of India against Jelena Jankovic of Serbia and Montenegro, who both won on Tuesday.\n\nBefore her meeting with Martinez, Davenport believes there is some room for improvement in her game. \"I started well and finished well, but played some so-so games in the middle,\" she said. Williams was also far from content. \"I don't know what I was doing there,\" she said. \"It was really windy and I hadn't played in the wind. All my shots were going out of here.\" But Hantuchova is in upbeat mood ahead of her clash with the younger Williams sister, who was handed a first-round bye. \"I feel I have an advantage (over Serena) because I have already played two matches on these courts,\" she said. \"It is a difficult court to play on. Very fast and sometimes you feel you have no control over the ball.\"\n",
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                  "0": "Vaughan endures day to forget\n\nThis was England's worst day for a long time, and was capped by captain Michael Vaughan being fined 100% of his match fee.\n\nMatch referee Clive Lloyd's decision followed criticism from Vaughan of the umpires' handling of the bad light decisions on the second day.\n\nThe bowling throughout the day was awful and, two balls from the close, Geraint Jones dived directly in front of Marcus Trescothick at first slip and dropped Herschelle Gibbs on 136. Having declared, and sacrificed the possibility of reaching a century, Michael Vaughan must have been horrified by the manner in which his bowlers responded. Briefly the conditions were ideal, with low cloud hanging over the ground, and although this was soon replaced by clear blue sky which made batting easier, the direction of Steve Harmison in particular was woeful. His first eight overs conceded only nine runs, simply because the batsmen could not reach the ball. Far too many deliveries went down the leg-side and even Matthew Hoggard was below his best, four wickets notwithstanding.\n\nUnderstandably James Anderson was rusty having not played a match since 4 December but Harmison's day was made complete when he hobbled off with a calf strain. Graeme Smith and Gibbs got away to a flier but were separated in the 16th over when Smith was trapped lbw to Hoggard for 29. This has been a disappointing series so far for the South African captain and his demise was all the more embarrassing because he fell over and was flat on the ground when umpire Bucknor finally raised his painfully slow finger. The bowling was still erratic, but Hoggard struck again six overs later when Rudolph laced a wide half volley to gully where Ashley Giles took a stinging catch that dislocated his right thumb.\n\nJacques Kallis again looked very well set, and the stand with Gibbs during the afternoon was looking ominous until Hoggard found some extra bounce and Kallis, aiming to force off the back foot, chopped the ball into his stumps for 33. Boeta Dippenaar is one of the least exciting batsmen currently in Test cricket, and after 37 minutes, he fell to a low catch at slip for a duck. The ball was so low to the ground when Trescothick took it that Dippenaar was reluctant to go. TV replays - which are only used now when the umpires are unsighted - would probably have given the batsman the benefit of the doubt, but Mr Dar sent him on his way to a chorus of boos from the crowd. AB DeVilliers joined Gibbs, who was now strangely becalmed and only 65 runs were scored in the afternoon session, but after DeVilliers hooked Hoggard and was caught at long leg for 19, Gibbs reached his 14th century in almost five and a half hours. The second new ball failed to force an immediate breakthrough as Gibbs and Boucher launched a counter attack and added 120 crucial runs before Boucher was caught at point for 64.\n",
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                    "GeraintJonesdiveddirectlyinfrontofMarcusTrescothickatfirstslipanddroppedHerschelleGibbson136.Havingdeclared",
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                    "thedirectionofSteveHarmisoninparticularwaswoeful.Hisfirsteightoversconcededonlynineruns",
                    "simplybecausethebatsmencouldnotreachtheball.Fartoomanydeliverieswentdowntheleg-sideandevenMatthewHoggardwasbelowhisbest",
                    "fourwicketsnotwithstanding.\n\nUnderstandablyJamesAndersonwasrustyhavingnotplayedamatchsince4DecemberbutHarmison'sdaywasmadecompletewhenhehobbledoffwithacalfstrain.GraemeSmithandGibbsgotawaytoaflierbutwereseparatedinthe16thoverwhenSmithwastrappedlbwtoHoggardfor29.ThishasbeenadisappointingseriessofarfortheSouthAfricancaptainandhisdemisewasallthemoreembarrassingbecausehefelloverandwasflatonthegroundwhenumpireBucknorfinallyraisedhispainfullyslowfinger.Thebowlingwasstillerratic",
                    "butHoggardstruckagainsixoverslaterwhenRudolphlacedawidehalfvolleytogullywhereAshleyGilestookastingingcatchthatdislocatedhisrightthumb.\n\nJacquesKallisagainlookedverywellset",
                    "andthestandwithGibbsduringtheafternoonwaslookingominousuntilHoggardfoundsomeextrabounceandKallis",
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                    "Gibbsreachedhis14thcenturyinalmostfiveandahalfhours.ThesecondnewballfailedtoforceanimmediatebreakthroughasGibbsandBoucherlaunchedacounterattackandadded120crucialrunsbeforeBoucherwascaughtatpointfor64.\n"
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                  "0": "2004 - A year to remember\n\nClub football in South America continues to suffer from the continent's economic crisis.\n\nThe best players are lured across the Atlantic - 900 players left Brazil alone in 2004. And crowds are low, with money tight and the fear of violence proving a powerful incentive to stay at home. The average attendance in this year's Brazilian Championship was a record low of 8,139. Furthermore, in 2004 no new talent exploded on the continent with quite the same force as Diego, Robinho and Carlos Tevez in the two previous years. There is no doubt that the highlight of South America's footballing year has to come from the international game. There were some dramatic tournaments in 2004. The Copa America, held in Peru last July, could hardly have come to a more exciting conclusion. With the last kick of the final Brazil scored one of the most decisive equalising goals in the history of football.\n\nArgentina thought they had the game won and were in no state to take penalties when Adriano's 93rd-minute blast forced a shoot-out. Earlier in the year there was intense disappointment for Brazil when they amazingly failed to qualify for the Olympic football tournament. The gold medal is the only title they lack but they will have to wait four more years after missing out on the two qualification slots up for grabs in South America's Under-23 Championships, held in Chile in January. Argentina and Paraguay made it through and went on to secure gold and silver in Athens. These tournaments were terrific but the real highlights of the year in South American football could only come from the World Cup qualification campaign. The reason? It is the only time that all the great players come back home and play competitive matches in front of their own fans. I well remember getting a shiver down my spine awaiting the kick-off of the match between Brazil and Argentina at the start of June. Euro 2004 was about to get under way. The thought struck me that the accumulation of talent on the Belo Horizonte pitch was at least as outstanding as that about to go into action in Portugal. For 90 minutes Brazil was the capital of the football world. Ronaldo obviously felt the sense of occasion.\n\nHe will probably never play a bigger match in Brazil and it was taking place in the stadium where he had made his name over a decade earlier. He was unstoppable, suffering and scoring three penalties in Brazil's 3-1 win. If Ronaldo's performance was the individual highlight of the year, my collective prize goes to Argentina in a match they played a few months later. In October I was down in Buenos Aires to see their first match under new coach Jose Pekerman. Nerves were settled with an early goal and old rivals Uruguay were blasted away. Soon after half-time Argentina were four up and although Uruguay hit back with two consolation goals, it was the performance of the hosts that lingers in the memory. Argentina's goals were magnificent team efforts involving all of the fundamentals of well-played football. The ball moved quickly around the field, with plenty of running off the ball to provide options and lots of crisp, accurate passing, mixing long and short to find gaps in the defence. The crowd responded in fine style, creating the kind of atmosphere familiar to all those old enough to remember the 1978 World Cup. These, then, were my highlights of 2004. With seven vital rounds of World Cup qualifiers scheduled for next year, South American football should come up with much more to celebrate in 2005.\n",
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                    "2004-Ayeartoremember\n\nClubfootballinSouthAmericacontinuestosufferfromthecontinent'seconomiccrisis.\n\nThebestplayersareluredacrosstheAtlantic-900playersleftBrazilalonein2004.Andcrowdsarelow",
                    "withmoneytightandthefearofviolenceprovingapowerfulincentivetostayathome.Theaverageattendanceinthisyear'sBrazilianChampionshipwasarecordlowof8",
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                    "RobinhoandCarlosTevezinthetwopreviousyears.ThereisnodoubtthatthehighlightofSouthAmerica'sfootballingyearhastocomefromtheinternationalgame.Thereweresomedramatictournamentsin2004.TheCopaAmerica",
                    "heldinPerulastJuly",
                    "couldhardlyhavecometoamoreexcitingconclusion.WiththelastkickofthefinalBrazilscoredoneofthemostdecisiveequalisinggoalsinthehistoryoffootball.\n\nArgentinathoughttheyhadthegamewonandwereinnostatetotakepenaltieswhenAdriano's93rd-minuteblastforcedashoot-out.EarlierintheyeartherewasintensedisappointmentforBrazilwhentheyamazinglyfailedtoqualifyfortheOlympicfootballtournament.ThegoldmedalistheonlytitletheylackbuttheywillhavetowaitfourmoreyearsaftermissingoutonthetwoqualificationslotsupforgrabsinSouthAmerica'sUnder-23Championships",
                    "heldinChileinJanuary.ArgentinaandParaguaymadeitthroughandwentontosecuregoldandsilverinAthens.ThesetournamentswereterrificbuttherealhighlightsoftheyearinSouthAmericanfootballcouldonlycomefromtheWorldCupqualificationcampaign.Thereason?Itistheonlytimethatallthegreatplayerscomebackhomeandplaycompetitivematchesinfrontoftheirownfans.Iwellremembergettingashiverdownmyspineawaitingthekick-offofthematchbetweenBrazilandArgentinaatthestartofJune.Euro2004wasabouttogetunderway.ThethoughtstruckmethattheaccumulationoftalentontheBeloHorizontepitchwasatleastasoutstandingasthatabouttogointoactioninPortugal.For90minutesBrazilwasthecapitalofthefootballworld.Ronaldoobviouslyfeltthesenseofoccasion.\n\nHewillprobablyneverplayabiggermatchinBrazilanditwastakingplaceinthestadiumwherehehadmadehisnameoveradecadeearlier.Hewasunstoppable",
                    "sufferingandscoringthreepenaltiesinBrazil's3-1win.IfRonaldo'sperformancewastheindividualhighlightoftheyear",
                    "mycollectiveprizegoestoArgentinainamatchtheyplayedafewmonthslater.InOctoberIwasdowninBuenosAirestoseetheirfirstmatchundernewcoachJosePekerman.NervesweresettledwithanearlygoalandoldrivalsUruguaywereblastedaway.Soonafterhalf-timeArgentinawerefourupandalthoughUruguayhitbackwithtwoconsolationgoals",
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                  "0": "Spain coach faces racism inquiry\n\nSpain's Football Federation has initiated disciplinary action against national coach Luis Aragones over racist comments about Thierry Henry.\n\nIf found guilty Aragones could lose his job or face a fine of about £22,000. The federation had initially declined to take action against Aragones after comments he made during a national team training session in October. But its president Angel Maria Villar changed his mind after a request by Spain's anti-violence commission. Aragones insisted the comments, made to Henry's Arsenal club-mate Jose Antonio Reyes, were meant to motivate the player, and were not intended to be offensive.\n\n\"I never intended to offend anyone, and for that reason I have a very easy conscience,\" he said at the time. \"I'm obliged to motivate my players to get the best results. \"As part of that job, I use colloquial language, with which we can all understand each other within the framework of the football world. \" England's players made a point of wearing anti-racism t-shirts when training before their friendly against Spain in Madrid last month.\n\nBut the storm increased following racist chanting by Spanish fans at England's black players during the game, which Spain won 1-0. Spain's minister of sport Jaime Lissavetzky was quick to give his backing to the Federation's decision. \"Everyone who has a public function has to consider their declarations, and make sure they do not give a negative image,\" he said. \"We are going to have zero tolerance in questions of racism.\"\n",
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                    "000.ThefederationhadinitiallydeclinedtotakeactionagainstAragonesaftercommentshemadeduringanationalteamtrainingsessioninOctober.ButitspresidentAngelMariaVillarchangedhismindafterarequestbySpain'santi-violencecommission.Aragonesinsistedthecomments",
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                    "andwerenotintendedtobeoffensive.\n\n\"Ineverintendedtooffendanyone",
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                    "\"hesaidatthetime.\"I'mobligedtomotivatemyplayerstogetthebestresults.\"Aspartofthatjob",
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                    "withwhichwecanallunderstandeachotherwithintheframeworkofthefootballworld.\"England'splayersmadeapointofwearinganti-racismt-shirtswhentrainingbeforetheirfriendlyagainstSpaininMadridlastmonth.\n\nButthestormincreasedfollowingracistchantingbySpanishfansatEngland'sblackplayersduringthegame",
                    "whichSpainwon1-0.Spain'sministerofsportJaimeLissavetzkywasquicktogivehisbackingtotheFederation'sdecision.\"Everyonewhohasapublicfunctionhastoconsidertheirdeclarations",
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                  "0": "Greek duo cleared in doping case\n\nSprinters Kostas Kenteris and Katerina Thanou have been cleared of doping offences by an independent tribunal.\n\nThe duo had been provisionally suspended by the IAAF for allegedly missing three drugs tests, including one on the eve of the Athens Olympics. But the Greek Athletics Federation tribunal has overturned the bans - a decision which the IAAF can now contest at the Court of Arbitration for Sport. The pair's former coach, Christos Tzekos, has been banned for four years. Kenteris, 31, and Thanou, 30, had been charged with avoiding drug tests in Tel Aviv, Chicago and Athens and failing to notify anti-doping officials of their whereabouts before the Olympics. They withdrew from the Olympics after missing a drugs test at the Olympic Village on 12 August.\n\nThe pair then spent four days in a hospital, claiming they had been injured in a motorcycle crash. It was the International Olympic Committee's demand that the IAAF investigate the affair that led to the hearing of the Greek tribunal. The head of that tribunal, Kostas Panagopoulos, said it had not been proven that the athletes refused to take the test in Athens. \"The charge cannot be substantiated,\" he said. \"In no way was he (Kenteris) informed to appear for a doping test. The same goes for Thanou.\" Kenteris's lawyer, Gregory Ioannidis, said: \"The decision means Mr Kenteris has been exonerated of highly damaging and unfounded charges which have been extremely harmful for his career.\n\n\"He has consistently maintained his innocence and this was substantiated by further evidence we were able to submit to the tribunal following its deliberations in January. \"This evidence shows Mr Kenteris was never asked to submit to a test by the International Olympic Committee so he could not possibly have been guilty of deliberately avoiding one. It shows he has no case to answer. \"Mr Kenteris should now be given the opportunity he deserves to rebuild his career in the full knowledge that there is no stain on his character. \"He has suffered greatly throughout this ordeal that has exposed both himself and his family to enormous pressures.\" But the IAAF said it was \"very surprised\" by the verdict. Spokesman Nick Davies said: \"We note the decision of the Greek authorities with interest. \"Our doping review board will now consider the English version of the decision.\"\n",
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                    "claimingtheyhadbeeninjuredinamotorcyclecrash.ItwastheInternationalOlympicCommittee'sdemandthattheIAAFinvestigatetheaffairthatledtothehearingoftheGreektribunal.Theheadofthattribunal",
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                    "\"hesaid.\"Innowaywashe(Kenteris)informedtoappearforadopingtest.ThesamegoesforThanou.\"Kenteris'slawyer",
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                    "said:\"ThedecisionmeansMrKenterishasbeenexoneratedofhighlydamagingandunfoundedchargeswhichhavebeenextremelyharmfulforhiscareer.\n\n\"HehasconsistentlymaintainedhisinnocenceandthiswassubstantiatedbyfurtherevidencewewereabletosubmittothetribunalfollowingitsdeliberationsinJanuary.\"ThisevidenceshowsMrKenteriswasneveraskedtosubmittoatestbytheInternationalOlympicCommitteesohecouldnotpossiblyhavebeenguiltyofdeliberatelyavoidingone.Itshowshehasnocasetoanswer.\"MrKenterisshouldnowbegiventheopportunityhedeservestorebuildhiscareerinthefullknowledgethatthereisnostainonhischaracter.\"Hehassufferedgreatlythroughoutthisordealthathasexposedbothhimselfandhisfamilytoenormouspressures.\"ButtheIAAFsaiditwas\"verysurprised\"bytheverdict.SpokesmanNickDaviessaid:\"WenotethedecisionoftheGreekauthoritieswithinterest.\"OurdopingreviewboardwillnowconsidertheEnglishversionofthedecision.\"\n"
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                  "0": "South Africa recall Boje\n\nSouth Africa have recalled spinner Nicky Boje for the first Test against England, which begins on 17 December.\n\nBoje missed the recent tour of India because of fears he would be called in for questioning by Indian police over match-fixing allegations. Pace bowler Dale Steyn and opening batsmen AB de Villiers are new faces in a 13-man squad. Despite suffering poor form in India, new wicket-keeper Thami Tsolekile has been preferred to Mark Boucher. There is no place for opener Herschelle Gibbs, who has been struggling with a finger injury after missing the India trip, and spin all-rounder Justin Ontong has been dropped. Nicky Boje, who underwent minor surgery to remove a growth in his neck, will have to pass a fitness test before the match. Port Elizabeth, where the first Test is being held, is South Africa's most spin-friendly venue.\n\nGraeme Smith (Capt), Nicky Boje, Hashim Amla, Zander de Bruyn, AB de Villiers, Boeta Dippenaar, Andrew Hall, Jacques Kallis, Makhaya Ntini, Shaun Pollock, Jacques Rudolph, Dale Steyn, Thami Tsolekile (Wkt).\n",
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                  "0": "Yelling takes Cardiff hat-trick\n\nEuropean cross-country champion Hayley Yelling completed a hat-trick of wins in the Reebok Cardiff Cross Challenge in Bute Park on Sunday afternoon.\n\nThe part-time maths teacher beat Irish international Jolene Byrne by 40 metres in the six-kilometre race. Another Great Britain international, Louise Damen, finished third as part of the contingent representing England. Peter Riley, who secured bronze for the GB men's team at last month's European Championships, won the men's 9km race. Riley, representing England, moved away over the last two kilometres to win by 25 metres from Ireland's Gary Murray. Glynn Tromans - the reigning UK Inter-Countries and England Cross-Country champion - came in third place as he continues his comeback from a five-month injury lay-off.\n",
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                  "0": "Scotland 18-10 Italy\n\nSix Chris Paterson penalties gave Scotland victory in a dour but clinical encounter against Italy at Murrayfield.\n\nCoach Matt Williams' side were outmuscled and outplayed in a tense first half but led 6-3 at the break. Paterson slotted four more second-half penalties and Scotland were denied a try when wing Sean Lamont's touchdown was ruled out for a forward pass. A late Andrea Masi try was small consolation for Italy, chasing their first away win in the Six Nations. Scotland came out on top of the early exchanges and took a quick 3-0 lead through the boot of full-back Paterson. But the more powerful Azzurri pack eventually rumbled into life.\n\nA series of drives into Scottish territory set up a penalty attempt, missed by full-back Roland De Marigny, and a wayward drop-goal effort from Luciano Orquera. Scotland defended the initial thrusts but on 20 minutes Italy, after coming up yards short of the line, equalised through a De Marigny penalty. Italy were offered another penalty when Scottish flanker Simon Taylor was offside but the left-footed De Marigny pushed his kick wide. Scotland finally made the most of a rare foray into the Italian half and snatched three points from Paterson when an Italian forward handled the ball in a ruck.\n\nAs the half wore on, both sides squandered promising spells of momentum with sloppy penalties, and the period fizzled out with Scotland numerically, if not psychologically, on top. Italy's De Marigny narrowly missed a chance to level the scores again shortly after the break but his long-range kick shaved the right upright. And Scotland capitalised with a third Paterson penalty on 50 minutes. Williams' side seemed to have found a spark from somewhere and, after a couple of probing attacks, Paterson was able to slot another three points to widen the gap.\n\nWith the pendulum of possession swinging towards Scotland, Lamont thought he had wriggled over in the left corner after 65 minutes but play was recalled for a marginal forward pass from Paterson. Another Paterson penalty on 70 minutes kept the pressure on the wilting visitors. But John Kirwan's men had the last laugh when Gordon Ross' attempted clearance was charged down and Masi pounced for the try, converted by De Marigny.\n\n: C Paterson; S Webster, A Craig, H Southwell, S Lamont; D Parks, C Cusiter; T Smith, G Bulloch (capt), G Kerr; S Grimes, S Murray; S Taylor, J Petrie, A Hogg.\n\nR Russell, B Douglas, N Hines, J Dunbar, M Blair, G Ross, B Hinshelwood.\n\nR de Marigny; Mirco Bergamasco, C Stoica, A Masi, L Nitoglia; L Orquera, A Troncon; A Lo Cicero, F Ongaro, M Castrogiovanni; S Dellape, M Bortolami (capt); A Persico, D Dal Maso, S Parisse.\n\nG Intoppa, S Perugini, CA del Fava, S Orlando, P Griffen, R Pedrazzi, KP Robertson.\n",
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                  "0": "Athens memories soar above lows\n\nWell, it's goodbye to another Olympic year and as usual there were plenty of highs and lows in Athens.\n\nObviously, there's no getting away from the differing fortunes of Kelly Holmes and Paula Radcliffe. But I want to remind you of a few more events that made 2004 another year to remember - or forget - for athletics. \n\n \n\nOne of my favourite Olympic moments was Kelly's success in the 800m.\n\nWinning that race was the key to her success because if she won that then the 1500m would be a bit of a formality. Kelly had been full of \"should I, shouldn't I?\" thoughts about going for the double in Athens. I thought why wouldn't you do the 800m, it's your best event? It was such good fun to commentate on her 1500m and it was nice to be able to be part of her Athens story. \n\n \n\nThe victory for the British men's 4x100m relay team was a bit of a surprise but a great climax to the Games. I think the four of them - Jason Gardener, Darren Campbell, Marlon Devonish and Mark Lewis-Francis - knew deep down that it was their best chance of a medal. The lads had run poorly in the individual sprints so maybe they did lift their game when they knew something was really at stake. \n\n \n\nHicham El Guerrouj's Olympic double is a much bigger achievement than Kelly's on a global scale.\n\nHe was the first man since for 80 years to win both the 1500m and 5,000m titles. As soon as he had added the 5,000m crown and I had finished commentating, I jumped up, ran down the stairs, pushed everyone out the way and just gave him a big hug. He is one of the few African runners who has embraced the tradition of the mile and he loves to hear all the Roger Bannister stories. Hicham is someone I enjoy having a bit of time with, even though my French and his English are not very good. \n\n \n\nWhat happened to Paula in Athens this year is the obvious low on a personal level and for the expectations of the nation as well. There were a set of circumstances around Athens that conspired to produce a very dramatic ending which I think has been greatly misunderstood. Dropping out of the marathon was the right thing to do but starting in the 10,000m five days later was not wise. That was her heart and not her head reacting. Paula had a lot of little things going wrong in her preparation and on the day.\n\nThings like niggling injuries, not being able to do all her running sessions and feeling the pressure of the race looming ahead of her. I think she came to the start line in Athens physically and emotionally drained. And if even the smallest thing doesn't feel right when you are preparing to race a marathon, 10 miles down the road it will hit you like a brick wall. The positive thing to take from Paula's Olympics it that she will have learned a lot from it and so will a lot of people - including me. \n\n \n\nPurely as a race, Paula's victory in the New York Marathon has to go down as one of the most thrilling. It was so nip-and-tuck between her and Kenya's Susan Chepkemei and you don't usually get that kind of excitement in marathons. It was also a real delight for all athletics fans because, to use one of my favourite words, Paula showed real \"bouncebackability\". And it was a bit of a rarity for me too because I genuinely did not have an inkling how the race was going to pan out. \n\n \n\nKelly and the 4x100m boys' victories papered over the cracks in the general performance of the British team. We should be concerned that we're not producing enough people who are capable of reaching finals at senior level.\n\nThe only individual men's finalist on the track was Michael East in the 1500m. I am beginning to look down and wonder where are the new breed? And that's where things begin to look even gloomier for British athletics as we did not win any medals at the world junior championships in Italy. Dani Barnes came fourth in the 1500m and she was the highest finisher for Team GB. The thing is if we don't have athletes getting into the finals at junior level then it really doesn't look good for the Beijing Olympics and beyond. \n\n \n\nI tell you what I really enjoyed this year, Benita Johnson winning the world cross country championships back in March. In the absence of Paula, we tend to think of the event as something of an African preserve. So to have an Australian come up and deliver such a surprise was something special. \n\n \n\nTo be honest, I'm getting bored with all the drug scandals, especially Balco. I just wish the whole thing would come to a head so we can move on.\n\nHaving said that, I'm always pleased when drugs cheats are caught because it shows the sport is standing up to it and not turning a blind eye anymore. And one of the positive things to come out of Balco is people are starting to blow the whistle. We need more people to come forward and help the authorities kick out the cheats. As regards the case against Greek sprinters Kostas Kenteris and Katerina Thanou, well suspicions have been hanging over Kenteris for a while. The bottom line is we cannot keep letting drugs damage the sport because if we do then it stops everyone enjoying it.\n",
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                    "it'sgoodbyetoanotherOlympicyearandasusualtherewereplentyofhighsandlowsinAthens.\n\nObviously",
                    "there'snogettingawayfromthedifferingfortunesofKellyHolmesandPaulaRadcliffe.ButIwanttoremindyouofafewmoreeventsthatmade2004anotheryeartoremember-orforget-forathletics.\n\n\n\nOneofmyfavouriteOlympicmomentswasKelly'ssuccessinthe800m.\n\nWinningthatracewasthekeytohersuccessbecauseifshewonthatthenthe1500mwouldbeabitofaformality.Kellyhadbeenfullof\"shouldI",
                    "shouldn'tI?\"thoughtsaboutgoingforthedoubleinAthens.Ithoughtwhywouldn'tyoudothe800m",
                    "it'syourbestevent?Itwassuchgoodfuntocommentateonher1500manditwasnicetobeabletobepartofherAthensstory.\n\n\n\nThevictoryfortheBritishmen's4x100mrelayteamwasabitofasurprisebutagreatclimaxtotheGames.Ithinkthefourofthem-JasonGardener",
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                    "MarlonDevonishandMarkLewis-Francis-knewdeepdownthatitwastheirbestchanceofamedal.Theladshadrunpoorlyintheindividualsprintssomaybetheydidlifttheirgamewhentheyknewsomethingwasreallyatstake.\n\n\n\nHichamElGuerrouj'sOlympicdoubleisamuchbiggerachievementthanKelly'sonaglobalscale.\n\nHewasthefirstmansincefor80yearstowinboththe1500mand5",
                    "000mtitles.Assoonashehadaddedthe5",
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                    "pushedeveryoneoutthewayandjustgavehimabighug.HeisoneofthefewAfricanrunnerswhohasembracedthetraditionofthemileandhelovestohearalltheRogerBannisterstories.HichamissomeoneIenjoyhavingabitoftimewith",
                    "eventhoughmyFrenchandhisEnglisharenotverygood.\n\n\n\nWhathappenedtoPaulainAthensthisyearistheobviouslowonapersonallevelandfortheexpectationsofthenationaswell.TherewereasetofcircumstancesaroundAthensthatconspiredtoproduceaverydramaticendingwhichIthinkhasbeengreatlymisunderstood.Droppingoutofthemarathonwastherightthingtodobutstartinginthe10",
                    "000mfivedayslaterwasnotwise.Thatwasherheartandnotherheadreacting.Paulahadalotoflittlethingsgoingwronginherpreparationandontheday.\n\nThingslikenigglinginjuries",
                    "notbeingabletodoallherrunningsessionsandfeelingthepressureoftheraceloomingaheadofher.IthinkshecametothestartlineinAthensphysicallyandemotionallydrained.Andifeventhesmallestthingdoesn'tfeelrightwhenyouarepreparingtoraceamarathon",
                    "10milesdowntheroaditwillhityoulikeabrickwall.ThepositivethingtotakefromPaula'sOlympicsitthatshewillhavelearnedalotfromitandsowillalotofpeople-includingme.\n\n\n\nPurelyasarace",
                    "Paula'svictoryintheNewYorkMarathonhastogodownasoneofthemostthrilling.Itwassonip-and-tuckbetweenherandKenya'sSusanChepkemeiandyoudon'tusuallygetthatkindofexcitementinmarathons.Itwasalsoarealdelightforallathleticsfansbecause",
                    "touseoneofmyfavouritewords",
                    "Paulashowedreal\"bouncebackability\".AnditwasabitofararityformetoobecauseIgenuinelydidnothaveaninklinghowtheracewasgoingtopanout.\n\n\n\nKellyandthe4x100mboys'victoriespaperedoverthecracksinthegeneralperformanceoftheBritishteam.Weshouldbeconcernedthatwe'renotproducingenoughpeoplewhoarecapableofreachingfinalsatseniorlevel.\n\nTheonlyindividualmen'sfinalistonthetrackwasMichaelEastinthe1500m.Iambeginningtolookdownandwonderwherearethenewbreed?Andthat'swherethingsbegintolookevengloomierforBritishathleticsaswedidnotwinanymedalsattheworldjuniorchampionshipsinItaly.DaniBarnescamefourthinthe1500mandshewasthehighestfinisherforTeamGB.Thethingisifwedon'thaveathletesgettingintothefinalsatjuniorlevelthenitreallydoesn'tlookgoodfortheBeijingOlympicsandbeyond.\n\n\n\nItellyouwhatIreallyenjoyedthisyear",
                    "BenitaJohnsonwinningtheworldcrosscountrychampionshipsbackinMarch.IntheabsenceofPaula",
                    "wetendtothinkoftheeventassomethingofanAfricanpreserve.SotohaveanAustraliancomeupanddeliversuchasurprisewassomethingspecial.\n\n\n\nTobehonest",
                    "I'mgettingboredwithallthedrugscandals",
                    "especiallyBalco.Ijustwishthewholethingwouldcometoaheadsowecanmoveon.\n\nHavingsaidthat",
                    "I'malwayspleasedwhendrugscheatsarecaughtbecauseitshowsthesportisstandinguptoitandnotturningablindeyeanymore.AndoneofthepositivethingstocomeoutofBalcoispeoplearestartingtoblowthewhistle.Weneedmorepeopletocomeforwardandhelptheauthoritieskickoutthecheats.AsregardsthecaseagainstGreeksprintersKostasKenterisandKaterinaThanou",
                    "wellsuspicionshavebeenhangingoverKenterisforawhile.Thebottomlineiswecannotkeeplettingdrugsdamagethesportbecauseifwedothenitstopseveryoneenjoyingit.\n"
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                  "0": "Hayden ruled out of Kiwi showdown\n\nThird one-day international, Brisbane: Australia v New Zealand\n\nMatch starts 0315 GMT Friday\n\nThe left-hander has failed to recover from a hamstring strain suffered in Sydney, when Australia won by 17 runs to level the series at 1-1. The Kiwis have added all-rounder Tama Canning to their squad as a replacement for veteran Chris Harris. The 27-year-old made three one-day appearances in Pakistan a year ago. He has been in good form with both bat and ball in domestic cricket, making his highest first-class score of 115 and taking eight wickets in the game as Auckland beat Northern Districts in the State Championship. New Zealand breathed a sigh of relief when Brendon McCullum and Scott Styris were cleared of code of conduct charges on Thursday.\n\nBut they will not finalise their line-up until shortly before the game because of persistent bad weather in Brisbane which forced Gabba groundsman Kev Mitchell to change the pitch to be used for the game. More rain is forecast for Friday, which could mean Duckworth-Lewis calculations having a big say in the outcome. \"We are keeping our options open and won't be rushing to name our side until we are confident with the knowledge we have on the wicket we are going to play on,\" coach John Bracewell commented. They did well to run Australia close in Sydney after being reduced to 86-6, with Chris Cairns, Kyle Milss and Daniel Vettori showing the depth of their batting talent. \"I thought we showed considerable guts and determination,\" Bracewell added. Simon Katich is the likely replacement for Hayden in the Australian team, but they face a dilemma over who should open with Adam Gilchrist. Katich went in first in a one-day game against India at the start of the year but prefers the middle order and they could opt to promote Darren Lehmann instead. Lehmann has only opened four times in 110 limited overs internationals, but his last three scores in that role have been 92 not out, 50 not out and 119. The state of the pitch will also be a major factor in deciding the make-up of their attack. Michael Kasprowicz could return in place of spinner Brad Hogg as part of a four-pronged pace attack. But that would be tough on Hogg, who made 41 not out and took three wickets in the last match, and would also leave the hosts with a long tail.\n\nR Ponting (capt), A Gilchrist (wkt), D Martyn, D Lehmann, S Katich, M Clarke, A Symonds, B Hogg, B Lee, S Watson, J Gillespie, G McGrath, M Kasprowicz.\n\nS Fleming (capt), N Astle, M Sinclair, S Styris, H Marshall, C McMillan, J Oram, C Cairns, B McCullum (wkt), D Vettori, A Adams, T Canning, K Mills, I Butler.\n",
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                    "Brisbane:AustraliavNewZealand\n\nMatchstarts0315GMTFriday\n\nTheleft-handerhasfailedtorecoverfromahamstringstrainsufferedinSydney",
                    "whenAustraliawonby17runstoleveltheseriesat1-1.TheKiwishaveaddedall-rounderTamaCanningtotheirsquadasareplacementforveteranChrisHarris.The27-year-oldmadethreeone-dayappearancesinPakistanayearago.Hehasbeeningoodformwithbothbatandballindomesticcricket",
                    "makinghishighestfirst-classscoreof115andtakingeightwicketsinthegameasAucklandbeatNorthernDistrictsintheStateChampionship.NewZealandbreathedasighofreliefwhenBrendonMcCullumandScottStyriswereclearedofcodeofconductchargesonThursday.\n\nButtheywillnotfinalisetheirline-upuntilshortlybeforethegamebecauseofpersistentbadweatherinBrisbanewhichforcedGabbagroundsmanKevMitchelltochangethepitchtobeusedforthegame.MorerainisforecastforFriday",
                    "whichcouldmeanDuckworth-Lewiscalculationshavingabigsayintheoutcome.\"Wearekeepingouroptionsopenandwon'tberushingtonameoursideuntilweareconfidentwiththeknowledgewehaveonthewicketwearegoingtoplayon",
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                    "KyleMilssandDanielVettorishowingthedepthoftheirbattingtalent.\"Ithoughtweshowedconsiderablegutsanddetermination",
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                  "0": "Mourinho receives Robson warning\n\nSir Bobby Robson has offered Chelsea boss Jose Mourinho some advice on coping under pressure.\n\nThe pair worked together at Barcelona and Porto and Robson had a word of warning for his protege. \"It has all gone for him just lately and that is marvellous, but sometimes you have to have a bit of humility and learn how to lose,\" said Robson. \"It is when it goes against you and you get a bit of bad luck that you learn, and he'll get it straight.\" Robson was speaking after being formally granted the freedom of the city of Newcastle. \"Jose is doing very well at the moment,\" Robson added of the man who worked for him for six years. \"He has got one pot - possibly two to follow - a big game against Barcelona to come and I cannot see them losing their lead in the Premiership. \"They are in a good position and I would expect them to go on and win it, which is a wonderful achievement.\n\n\"What has occurred over the last couple of weeks will stand him in very good stead for the future. If he is intelligent, he will take it on board - and he is very intelligent. \"He will have learned more in the last fortnight than the last eight months. Before that, it was all about winning.\" Robson also admitted he would relish the chance to get back into management and test his skills against Mourinho. \"I am not in a hurry to take the wrong job, but I am ready to take the right job and I feel there is another job in me,\" he added. \"I know the area I am capable of working in and of course I would like a job in the Premiership if one was available. \"It would not worry me if I had to pit my wits against Jose. \"But it is not just a case of him and me against one another. It would be his team against my team - but I would not be afraid of that.\"\n",
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                    "butsometimesyouhavetohaveabitofhumilityandlearnhowtolose",
                    "\"saidRobson.\"Itiswhenitgoesagainstyouandyougetabitofbadluckthatyoulearn",
                    "andhe'llgetitstraight.\"RobsonwasspeakingafterbeingformallygrantedthefreedomofthecityofNewcastle.\"Joseisdoingverywellatthemoment",
                    "\"Robsonaddedofthemanwhoworkedforhimforsixyears.\"Hehasgotonepot-possiblytwotofollow-abiggameagainstBarcelonatocomeandIcannotseethemlosingtheirleadinthePremiership.\"TheyareinagoodpositionandIwouldexpectthemtogoonandwinit",
                    "whichisawonderfulachievement.\n\n\"Whathasoccurredoverthelastcoupleofweekswillstandhiminverygoodsteadforthefuture.Ifheisintelligent",
                    "hewilltakeitonboard-andheisveryintelligent.\"Hewillhavelearnedmoreinthelastfortnightthanthelasteightmonths.Beforethat",
                    "itwasallaboutwinning.\"RobsonalsoadmittedhewouldrelishthechancetogetbackintomanagementandtesthisskillsagainstMourinho.\"Iamnotinahurrytotakethewrongjob",
                    "butIamreadytotaketherightjobandIfeelthereisanotherjobinme",
                    "\"headded.\"IknowtheareaIamcapableofworkinginandofcourseIwouldlikeajobinthePremiershipifonewasavailable.\"ItwouldnotworrymeifIhadtopitmywitsagainstJose.\"Butitisnotjustacaseofhimandmeagainstoneanother.Itwouldbehisteamagainstmyteam-butIwouldnotbeafraidofthat.\"\n"
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                  "0": "World XI triumph in tsunami match\n\nTsunami Appeal match, Melbourne: ICC World XI 344-8 beat Asian 232 XI by 112 runs\n\nRicky Ponting hit 115 in a massive total of 344-8 after electing to bat first in front of a crowd of 70,101. Rahul Dravid top-scored with 75 not out in the Asian XI reply, after Virender Sehwag's brisk 45. Daniel Vettori took 3-58 while England's Darren Gough took a wicket and a catch. Shane Warne had 2-27. The game, broadcast in 122 countries to an estimated global television audience of one billion, has already raised nearly £6 million for the relief effort.\n\nAustralian Prime Minister John Howard tossed a coin to start the match. And afterwards the International Cricket Council chief executive, Malcolm Speed, paid tribute to the players for taking part. He said: \"This signifies the game's compassion and commitment to provide as a much help as possible to enable the survivors of the Tsunami to rebuild their lives so far as this is possible.\" Ponting entertained the fans early on by hitting some big shots off Anil Kumble and Abdul Razzaq and the World XI's run rate was soon ticking along at a healthy rate. Chris Cairns (69) and Brian Lara (52) enjoyed themselves as a middle order packed with stars delivered the goods.\n\nAnd there was plenty of time for the unorthodox - Australia tailender Glenn McGrath batted at number six, where he fell for a golden duck. Muttiah Muralitharan captured his wicket in overall figures of 3-59. It was a welcome comeback performance from the Sri Lankan who had been out injured for five months and who was almost caught up in the 26 December tragedy. Sehwag gave the Asian XI a good start as they reached 59-0 in the 10th over. But wickets regularly tumbled once he fell to a catch in the deep trying to hit Warne's second ball for six.\n\nVettori got stuck into the middle order where Dravid played a lone hand with only Kumar Sangakkara - Gough's sole victim - providing any meaningful support. The World XI were further boosted by the presence of Steve Waugh as a substitute fielder towards the end of the match. It was all wrapped up in the 40th over with the run out of Murali for a duck. Man of the match Ponting said: \"The whole day has been very, very special. \"It's great that the cricket community around the world can play a huge part to raise some money to put a smile on some faces around the world.\" Asian XI captain Sourav Ganguly said: \"I hope we have contributed in whatever way we can to help the people who have suffered this disaster.\"\n\nSourav Ganguly (Ind/capt), Sanath Jayasuriya (SL), Virender Sehwag (Ind), Rahul Dravid (Ind), Yousuf Youhana (Pak), Kumar Sangakkara (SL), Abdul Razzaq (Pak), Chaminda Vaas (SL), Zaheer Khan (Ind), Anil Kumble (Ind), Muttiah Muralitharan (SL). Alok Kapali (Ban) 12th man, Sachin Tendulkar (Ind) 13th man.\n\nRicky Ponting (Aus/capt), Matthew Hayden (Aus), Adam Gilchrist (Aus), Stephen Fleming (NZ), Brian Lara (WI), Chris Gayle (WI), Chris Cairns (NZ), Shane Warne (Aus), Glenn McGrath (Aus), Darren Gough (Eng), Daniel Vettori (NZ). Dwayne Bravo (WI) 12th man.\n\nRudi Koertzen (SA), Billy Bowden (NZ)\n",
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                    "101.RahulDravidtop-scoredwith75notoutintheAsianXIreply",
                    "afterVirenderSehwag'sbrisk45.DanielVettoritook3-58whileEngland'sDarrenGoughtookawicketandacatch.ShaneWarnehad2-27.Thegame",
                    "broadcastin122countriestoanestimatedglobaltelevisionaudienceofonebillion",
                    "hasalreadyraisednearly£6millionforthereliefeffort.\n\nAustralianPrimeMinisterJohnHowardtossedacointostartthematch.AndafterwardstheInternationalCricketCouncilchiefexecutive",
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                    "paidtributetotheplayersfortakingpart.Hesaid:\"Thissignifiesthegame'scompassionandcommitmenttoprovideasamuchhelpaspossibletoenablethesurvivorsoftheTsunamitorebuildtheirlivessofarasthisispossible.\"PontingentertainedthefansearlyonbyhittingsomebigshotsoffAnilKumbleandAbdulRazzaqandtheWorldXI'srunratewassoontickingalongatahealthyrate.ChrisCairns(69)andBrianLara(52)enjoyedthemselvesasamiddleorderpackedwithstarsdeliveredthegoods.\n\nAndtherewasplentyoftimefortheunorthodox-AustraliatailenderGlennMcGrathbattedatnumbersix",
                    "wherehefellforagoldenduck.MuttiahMuralitharancapturedhiswicketinoverallfiguresof3-59.ItwasawelcomecomebackperformancefromtheSriLankanwhohadbeenoutinjuredforfivemonthsandwhowasalmostcaughtupinthe26Decembertragedy.SehwaggavetheAsianXIagoodstartastheyreached59-0inthe10thover.ButwicketsregularlytumbledoncehefelltoacatchinthedeeptryingtohitWarne'ssecondballforsix.\n\nVettorigotstuckintothemiddleorderwhereDravidplayedalonehandwithonlyKumarSangakkara-Gough'ssolevictim-providinganymeaningfulsupport.TheWorldXIwerefurtherboostedbythepresenceofSteveWaughasasubstitutefieldertowardstheendofthematch.Itwasallwrappedupinthe40thoverwiththerunoutofMuraliforaduck.ManofthematchPontingsaid:\"Thewholedayhasbeenvery",
                    "veryspecial.\"It'sgreatthatthecricketcommunityaroundtheworldcanplayahugeparttoraisesomemoneytoputasmileonsomefacesaroundtheworld.\"AsianXIcaptainSouravGangulysaid:\"Ihopewehavecontributedinwhateverwaywecantohelpthepeoplewhohavesufferedthisdisaster.\"\n\nSouravGanguly(Ind/capt)",
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                    "SachinTendulkar(Ind)13thman.\n\nRickyPonting(Aus/capt)",
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                    "ShaneWarne(Aus)",
                    "GlennMcGrath(Aus)",
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                    "DanielVettori(NZ).DwayneBravo(WI)12thman.\n\nRudiKoertzen(SA)",
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                  "0": "Rusedski forced out in Marseille\n\nGreg Rusedski was forced to withdraw from the Open 13 in Marseille on Thursday with a rib injury.\n\nThe British number two had been scheduled to play qualifier Sebastien de Chaunac, who beat world number five Guillermo Coria 6-4 7-5 in round one. But Rusedski was unable to take to the court because of a problem with the left-hand side of his rib-cage. American Taylor Dent caused a shock with a 7-6 6-2 victory over second seed David Nalbandian. But third seed Joachim Johansson made it through after beating Frenchman Gilles Simon 7-6 6-3 while in the first match of the day, sixth seed Feliciano Lopez defeated Ivo Karlovic. There were also wins for Slovakia's Karol Beck and Croatian duo Ivan Ljubicic and Mario Ancic.\n",
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                    "whobeatworldnumberfiveGuillermoCoria6-47-5inroundone.ButRusedskiwasunabletotaketothecourtbecauseofaproblemwiththeleft-handsideofhisrib-cage.AmericanTaylorDentcausedashockwitha7-66-2victoryoversecondseedDavidNalbandian.ButthirdseedJoachimJohanssonmadeitthroughafterbeatingFrenchmanGillesSimon7-66-3whileinthefirstmatchoftheday",
                    "sixthseedFelicianoLopezdefeatedIvoKarlovic.TherewerealsowinsforSlovakia'sKarolBeckandCroatianduoIvanLjubicicandMarioAncic.\n"
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                  "0": "QPR keeper Day heads for Preston\n\nQueens Park Rangers keeper Chris Day is set to join Preston on a month's loan.\n\nDay has been displaced by the arrival of Simon Royce, who is in his second month on loan from Charlton. QPR have also signed Italian Generoso Rossi. R's manager Ian Holloway said: \"Some might say it's a risk as he can't be recalled during that month and Simon Royce can now be recalled by Charlton. \"But I have other irons in the fire. I have had a 'yes' from a couple of others should I need them.\"\n\nDay's Rangers contract expires in the summer. Meanwhile, Holloway is hoping to complete the signing of Middlesbrough defender Andy Davies - either permanently or again on loan - before Saturday's match at Ipswich. Davies impressed during a recent loan spell at Loftus Road. Holloway is also chasing Bristol City midfielder Tom Doherty.\n",
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                    "whoisinhissecondmonthonloanfromCharlton.QPRhavealsosignedItalianGenerosoRossi.R'smanagerIanHollowaysaid:\"Somemightsayit'sariskashecan'tberecalledduringthatmonthandSimonRoycecannowberecalledbyCharlton.\"ButIhaveotherironsinthefire.Ihavehada'yes'fromacoupleofothersshouldIneedthem.\"\n\nDay'sRangerscontractexpiresinthesummer.Meanwhile",
                    "HollowayishopingtocompletethesigningofMiddlesbroughdefenderAndyDavies-eitherpermanentlyoragainonloan-beforeSaturday'smatchatIpswich.DaviesimpressedduringarecentloanspellatLoftusRoad.HollowayisalsochasingBristolCitymidfielderTomDoherty.\n"
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                  "0": "Freeman considers return to track\n\nFormer Olympic champion Cathy Freeman said she would consider a return to action in the relay at next year's Commonwealth Games in Melbourne.\n\nBut the 31-year-old said she would only try to make the team if she felt there was backing for the move. \"If there was overwhelming support for me to come back I would think about it, but not just if it was for myself,\" she told Australia's Sun-Herald. \"It would be enough motivation for me to get out there and try again.\" But Freeman, who retired in July 2003, ruled out a return to the individual event. \"I don't think I could ever top what I felt in Sydney, and I've got too much pride. \"If I was part of the relay I'd do it, but not the individual. \"The preparation and getting fit is easy. And I don't think I could lose that competitiveness and killer instinct, I've just channelled it into other things.\" Former coach Raelene Boyle said the public would back Freeman were she to return to the track but questioned the wisdom of such a move. \"It would be fantastic to see Cathy run but I believe that once you retire, you retire. When you have got a unique talent like she has, maybe it would work to try again. \"But she would have to get out and prove herself in races before they selected her to run in the relay.\"\n",
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                    "\"shetoldAustralia'sSun-Herald.\"Itwouldbeenoughmotivationformetogetoutthereandtryagain.\"ButFreeman",
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                    "andI'vegottoomuchpride.\"IfIwaspartoftherelayI'ddoit",
                    "butnottheindividual.\"Thepreparationandgettingfitiseasy.AndIdon'tthinkIcouldlosethatcompetitivenessandkillerinstinct",
                    "I'vejustchannelleditintootherthings.\"FormercoachRaeleneBoylesaidthepublicwouldbackFreemanwereshetoreturntothetrackbutquestionedthewisdomofsuchamove.\"ItwouldbefantastictoseeCathyrunbutIbelievethatonceyouretire",
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                    "maybeitwouldworktotryagain.\"Butshewouldhavetogetoutandproveherselfinracesbeforetheyselectedhertorunintherelay.\"\n"
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                  "0": "Roddick into San Jose final\n\nAndy Roddick will play Cyril Saulnier in the final of the SAP Open in San Jose on Sunday.\n\nThe American top seed and defending champion overcame Germany's Tommy Haas, the third seed, 7-6 (7-3) 6-3. And Saulnier survived an injury scare in his semi-final with seventh-seeded Austrian Jurgen Melzer. The Frenchman twisted his ankle early in the second set but overcame Melzer, who was left fuming over a series of line calls, 6-7 (3-7) 6-3 6-3. \"I was feeling horrible earlier in the week,\" Roddick said. \"I thought tonight was another step in the right direction. \"On my returns, I was standing in more and I'm getting a little more depth, even if I don't hit a perfect return.\"\n\nRoddick won the last four points of the first-set tie-break before being broken at the start of the second set. But he broke straight back and then broke Haas again to lead 4-2. \"It's extremely frustrating when you have chances against a top-five player and don't do anything with them,\" admitted Haas. \"I rushed a few backhands and he took advantage.\" Saulnier will move into the world's top 50 for the first time after his passage through to the final. \"It's taken a lot of work and a lot of fighting in my mind,\" he revealed. \"Sometimes I didn't believe I could get to a final and now I am here. I've stayed mentally strong. \"I'm on the way. I'll keep fighting and work a lot and I'll be up there.\"\n",
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                    "7-6(7-3)6-3.AndSaulniersurvivedaninjuryscareinhissemi-finalwithseventh-seededAustrianJurgenMelzer.TheFrenchmantwistedhisankleearlyinthesecondsetbutovercameMelzer",
                    "whowasleftfumingoveraseriesoflinecalls",
                    "6-7(3-7)6-36-3.\"Iwasfeelinghorribleearlierintheweek",
                    "\"Roddicksaid.\"Ithoughttonightwasanotherstepintherightdirection.\"Onmyreturns",
                    "IwasstandinginmoreandI'mgettingalittlemoredepth",
                    "evenifIdon'thitaperfectreturn.\"\n\nRoddickwonthelastfourpointsofthefirst-settie-breakbeforebeingbrokenatthestartofthesecondset.ButhebrokestraightbackandthenbrokeHaasagaintolead4-2.\"It'sextremelyfrustratingwhenyouhavechancesagainstatop-fiveplayeranddon'tdoanythingwiththem",
                    "\"admittedHaas.\"Irushedafewbackhandsandhetookadvantage.\"Saulnierwillmoveintotheworld'stop50forthefirsttimeafterhispassagethroughtothefinal.\"It'stakenalotofworkandalotoffightinginmymind",
                    "\"herevealed.\"SometimesIdidn'tbelieveIcouldgettoafinalandnowIamhere.I'vestayedmentallystrong.\"I'montheway.I'llkeepfightingandworkalotandI'llbeupthere.\"\n"
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                  "0": "FA charges Mourinho\n\nChelsea manager Jose Mourinho has been charged with improper conduct by the Football Association.\n\nThe move follows comments on Chelsea TV after the Carling Cup semi-final first leg draw against Manchester United. Mourinho suggested United boss Sir Alex Ferguson had put pressure on referee Neale Barry at half-time. The Chelsea boss, who has until 14 February to respond, said: \"In the second half it was whistle and whistle, fault and fault, cheat and cheat.\" However, the FA will not take action over comments on the same issue by Chelsea defender John Terry after the match. Terry said: \"With most refs and being captain, you can maybe have a word, but he just wasn't willing to listen which was disappointing.\" In a statement, the FA said it had \"reviewed the content and context of these comments, (and) decided that it is not appropriate to take formal disciplinary action.\"\n",
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                    "whohasuntil14Februarytorespond",
                    "said:\"Inthesecondhalfitwaswhistleandwhistle",
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                    "cheatandcheat.\"However",
                    "theFAwillnottakeactionovercommentsonthesameissuebyChelseadefenderJohnTerryafterthematch.Terrysaid:\"Withmostrefsandbeingcaptain",
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                    "buthejustwasn'twillingtolistenwhichwasdisappointing.\"Inastatement",
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                  "0": "Weather worry for Pakistan\n\nPakistan have voiced concern about the choice of Dharamshala to stage their only warm-up game in India.\n\nTuesday's practice session had to be cancelled because of rain and the forecast is gloomy until the weekend. They are also worried about a travel schedule which could disrupt practice in Mohali, venue for the first Test. \"If we have to go back the same way we came, in two flights, we may not be able to practice on Sunday,\" said team manager Salim Altaf. \"We will get only one day's nets in Mohali.\" Pakistan are due to begin a three-day game against an Indian Board President's XI at altitude at Dharamshala on Thursday. But the players could only watch the skies from their hotel after an hour-long drive from Kangra airport where they had arrived in two planes because of its short runway. \"We are helpless before nature,\" said Anurag Thakur, president of the local Himachal Pradesh Cricket Association. \"Everybody is keeping their fingers crossed,\" he added.\n\n\"We are here to play and do not want to go into the Test series short of match practice. \"I wish the rain would go away,\" said Altaf. Meanwhile, chief selector Wasim Bari is hopeful that Shoaib Akhtar's absence can inspire Mohammad Sami to a new level on the tour. Akhtar will miss the Test series because of hamstring trouble, but is hoping to return for the one-dayers. \"He'll be missed and every player needs 25% extra to overcome his loss, but one hopes with the responsibilty, the best in Sami will come out,\" Bari said.\n\n\"They can spring a surprise in India, I think we have a talented side.\" Bari feels the team is capable of responding favourably to the disappointment of their tour to Australia, which saw them heavily beaten in all three-day Tests, and also lose the final of the triangular one-day series. \"Obviously they made some mistakes on their last tour of Australia, but they must capitalise on the lessons they learnt,\" Bari observed. \"Good results will pave the way for the young team to get on the right path and attain more maturity.\" The tour is Pakistan's first to India since 1999 and they are looking to atone for last year's home defeat by their arch-rivals. The Dalai Lama, who has lived in exile in Dharamshala since fleeing China in 1959, will not inaugurate Thursday's match as originally planned. There were reports that the Pakistan Cricket Board were concerned about his presence because of their country's good relations with China. \"The decision has been taken by the Dalai Lama as he didn't want to cause inconvenience to anyone,\" said his spokesman, Tenzin Takla.\n",
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                    "venueforthefirstTest.\"Ifwehavetogobackthesamewaywecame",
                    "intwoflights",
                    "wemaynotbeabletopracticeonSunday",
                    "\"saidteammanagerSalimAltaf.\"Wewillgetonlyoneday'snetsinMohali.\"Pakistanareduetobeginathree-daygameagainstanIndianBoardPresident'sXIataltitudeatDharamshalaonThursday.Buttheplayerscouldonlywatchtheskiesfromtheirhotelafteranhour-longdrivefromKangraairportwheretheyhadarrivedintwoplanesbecauseofitsshortrunway.\"Wearehelplessbeforenature",
                    "\"saidAnuragThakur",
                    "presidentofthelocalHimachalPradeshCricketAssociation.\"Everybodyiskeepingtheirfingerscrossed",
                    "\"headded.\n\n\"WeareheretoplayanddonotwanttogointotheTestseriesshortofmatchpractice.\"Iwishtherainwouldgoaway",
                    "\"saidAltaf.Meanwhile",
                    "chiefselectorWasimBariishopefulthatShoaibAkhtar'sabsencecaninspireMohammadSamitoanewlevelonthetour.AkhtarwillmisstheTestseriesbecauseofhamstringtrouble",
                    "butishopingtoreturnfortheone-dayers.\"He'llbemissedandeveryplayerneeds25%extratoovercomehisloss",
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                    "thebestinSamiwillcomeout",
                    "\"Barisaid.\n\n\"TheycanspringasurpriseinIndia",
                    "Ithinkwehaveatalentedside.\"BarifeelstheteamiscapableofrespondingfavourablytothedisappointmentoftheirtourtoAustralia",
                    "whichsawthemheavilybeateninallthree-dayTests",
                    "andalsolosethefinalofthetriangularone-dayseries.\"ObviouslytheymadesomemistakesontheirlasttourofAustralia",
                    "buttheymustcapitaliseonthelessonstheylearnt",
                    "\"Bariobserved.\"Goodresultswillpavethewayfortheyoungteamtogetontherightpathandattainmorematurity.\"ThetourisPakistan'sfirsttoIndiasince1999andtheyarelookingtoatoneforlastyear'shomedefeatbytheirarch-rivals.TheDalaiLama",
                    "whohaslivedinexileinDharamshalasincefleeingChinain1959",
                    "willnotinaugurateThursday'smatchasoriginallyplanned.TherewerereportsthatthePakistanCricketBoardwereconcernedabouthispresencebecauseoftheircountry'sgoodrelationswithChina.\"ThedecisionhasbeentakenbytheDalaiLamaashedidn'twanttocauseinconveniencetoanyone",
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                  "0": "Rivals back anti-racism campaign\n\nManchester United and Arsenal players will wear black and white wristbands when they face each other on Tuesday as part of a new anti-racism initiative.\n\nLaunching the 'Stand Up, Speak Up' scheme with Thierry Henry, United's Rio Ferdinand said football's ruling bodies should do more to tackle racist abuse. \"If an offence is committed, they should make a stand against it before the players do,\" Ferdinand said. \"It should be up to the authorities to come forward.\" Ferdinand added: \"It is a massive issue that needs to be jumped on and addressed. \"It is a bit sad that it has taken the initiative of a player to push this issue forward.\" Henry became involved with the campaign following comments directed at him last year by Luis Aragones.\n\nFerdinand claimed he was surprised by the lack of action taken against the Spain coach, saying: \"I think if it had been the England manager who had said something like that, he wouldn't be in a job now.\"\n",
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                  "0": "McClaren eyes Uefa Cup top spot\n\nSteve McClaren wants his Middlesbrough team to win their Uefa Cup group by beating Partizan Belgrade.\n\nBoro have already qualified for the knockout stages alongside Partizan and Villareal, at the expense of Lazio. But boss McClaren is looking for a victory which would mean they avoid a team that has played in the Champions League in Friday's third-round draw. \"To need a win to finish top is fantastic, but it is going to be a tough one,\" McClaren said. \"When the draw was made, I thought it was the toughest group of them all - and so it has proved. \"Lazio were favourites, Villarreal have been semi-finalists, and Partizan have fantastic experience in Europe. \"The pleasing thing is we did the business in the first two games. \"Winning those two has put us in a great position and it has been a fantastic experience playing these teams.\"\n",
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                  "0": "Giggs handed Wales leading role\n\nRyan Giggs will captain Wales as he wins his 50th cap in Wednesday's friendly against Hungary in Cardiff.\n\nJohn Toshack, in his first game as coach after succeeding Mark Hughes, admits he is surprised that Giggs has only just reached the landmark. \"With the games he's played for United, proportionately it doesn't seem that many for Wales,\" Toshack said. \"But he's one of the greatest of all Welsh internationals and on his 50th cap it's appropriate he's captain.\" Giggs admits he had briefly considered retirement from the international game, but is now targetting playing for Wales in the 2008 European Championships. The Manchester United wing revealed how club manager Sir Alex Ferguson talked him into extending his Wales career. \"I briefly discussed my international future with Sir Alex, but he urged me to carry on,\" Giggs said. \"He feels, like myself, that I have no weight problems and keep myself fit, so in three or four years' time I will be able to play in the European finals if we get there. \"The manager has always wanted me to play for my club and country and he was keen for me to continue because I am fit enough.\"\n\nGiggs admits he was wavering and considering joining the likes of former Wales skipper Gary Speed and United team-mate Paul Scholes in committing the remaining years of his career to club football. But Giggs is now focussed on making the Toshack era even more successful than the time Hughes spent at the helm. The Manchester United winger won his first cap as a 17-year-old in 1991, an away loss to Germany, and now faces his landmark appearance at the age of 31. With Giggs leading Wales out against Hungary, there is every chance that he will become the permanent successor to Speed. However, Toshack refused to reveal whether he sees Giggs as a long-term option. \"For this particular game I think it is appropriate that Ryan Giggs will be captain, it's his 50th cap and he's known for some time about that,\" Toshack said. On Wednesday night Toshack takes charge of his first match since replacing Hughes, and Giggs said: \"It's my 50th cap and I am looking forward to it, and I hope to play a lot more times from here on in. \"It's important to be here, all the players feel the same. It's a new start and all the top players certainly see it as important. \"I see myself leading by example, it is something I have taken on for Wales as well as United these past few seasons. \"The way John is looking at things, he is aiming to build his side around the experienced lads right up to the next tournament, the Euro 2006 event. \"I have told John I will be around for the next European tournament, by then I will be 35 so hopefully I will still be okay. \"A lot can happen, but I'm hoping to be around.\" Giggs' own personal future at Old Trafford is still up in the air as he has yet to reach agreement on a new contract, with Manchester United offering one extra year and Giggs seeking two. \"I have put the contract thing to the back of my mind at the moment,\" said Giggs. \"It is an important period for the club and I am just concentrated on that. \"I've heard the suggestions, hopefully there is a two-year deal about to be offered because that is what I am looking for, to get it sorted out. \"I'm enjoying my football, the way United have been playing and my own form, you have to enjoy it. \"We have massive games coming up: Manchester City this week, then the Everton cup tie, followed by AC Milan in the Champions League, and my first Wales game under John Toshack, so it's an important time.\"\n",
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                    "admitsheissurprisedthatGiggshasonlyjustreachedthelandmark.\"Withthegameshe'splayedforUnited",
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                  "0": "Australia build imposing lead\n\nThird Test, Nagpur, day three (stumps): \nAustralia 202-3 & 398 v India 185\n\nIndia were bowled out for just 185 in the morning session, with paceman Gillespie returning 5-56 - his eighth five-wicket haul in Test cricket. Katich then made 99 as the Aussies established an intimidating 415-run lead in reaching 202-3 at stumps. It places Australia on the brink of a first series win in India for 35 years. Murali Kartik showed some spirit with two wickets in the evening, but with Damien Martyn (41) and Michael Clarke (10) at the crease and batting still to come Australia look set to push on come Friday. India's tail fared no better than the top order on Nagpur's lively pitch, losing five wickets for 39 in the morning after resuming play on 146-5.\n\nEight balls into the day, Shane Warne claimed his 539th Test victim when fading one away from Parthiv Patel and taking the edge en route to slip. Skipper Adam Gilchrist delayed taking the new ball for a few overs, but was rewarded almost instantly when he did. Firstly, Gillespie gave Clarke the first of two catches at third slip to get rid of Agit Agarkar. And soon India's last line of defence was dismantled when Glenn McGrath and first slip Warne combined to oust Kaif for 55 - a second successive Test match fifty. India were nine down when Kartik fell to Gillespie - one of eight to perish to catches off the edge of the bat - and all that remained was for the paceman to bag his first five-wicket haul against India with the dismissal of last man Zaheer. With plenty of time left in the Test and an opportunity to rest his attack presenting itself, Gilchrist chose not to enforce the follow-on despite Australia's 213-run first-innings lead.\n\nThe early loss of Matthew Hayden aside - bowled during an excellent Zaheer Khan spell - it proved a sensible decision. It was largely one-way traffic once Australia had negotiated a tough, run-free 40-minute period after lunch, with Justin Langer surviving a couple of close lbw appeals to put on 80 for the second wicket with Katich. Langer's scratchy stay came to an end just after tea when trying to hit Kartik out of the park but succeeding only in holing out at deep mid-wicket. Another meaningful partnership was in the offing, however, and Katich and the in-form Martyn upped the scoring rate in a deflating period for India. Katich was supreme against the spinners, playing patiently square of the wicket and using his feet to move into the 90s with sucessive on-driven boundaries off the hugely disappointing Anil Kumble (0-62). But fate - and Kartik - conspired against Katich, who stepped back in his crease and was plumb lbw to register the 74th score of 99 in Test cricket history. Martyn and Clarke were untroubled in the closing overs against a tiring attack, the latter announcing his arrival at the crease with two glorious boundaries in one Kumble over.\n",
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                    "butwithDamienMartyn(41)andMichaelClarke(10)atthecreaseandbattingstilltocomeAustralialooksettopushoncomeFriday.India'stailfarednobetterthanthetoporderonNagpur'slivelypitch",
                    "losingfivewicketsfor39inthemorningafterresumingplayon146-5.\n\nEightballsintotheday",
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                  "0": "Federer claims Dubai crown\n\nWorld number one Roger Federer added the Dubai Championship trophy to his long list of successes - but not before he was given a test by Ivan Ljubicic.\n\nTop seed Federer looked to be on course for a easy victory when he thumped the eighth seed 6-1 in the first set. But Ljubicic, who beat Tim Henman in the last eight, dug deep to secure the second set after a tense tiebreak. Swiss star Federer was not about to lose his cool, though, turning on the style to win the deciding set 6-3. The match was a re-run of last week's final at the World Indoor Tournament in Rotterdam, where Federer triumphed, but not until Ljubicic had stretched him for five sets. \"I really wanted to get off to a good start this time, and I did, and I could really play with confidence while he still looking for his rhythm,\" Federer said.\n\n\"That took me all the way through to 6-1 3-1 0-30 on his serve and I almost ran away with it. But he came back, and that was a good effort on his side.\" Ljubicic was at a loss to explain his poor showing in the first set. \"I didn't start badly, but then suddenly I felt like my racket was loose and the balls were flying a little bit too much. And with Roger, if you relax for a second it just goes very quick,\" he said. \"After those first three games it was no match at all. I don't know, it was really weird. I was playing really well the whole year, and then suddenly I found myself in trouble just to put the ball in the court.\" But despite his defeat, the world number 14 was pleased with his overall performance. \"I had a chance in the third, and for me it's really positive to twice in two weeks have a chance against Roger to win the match. \"It's an absolutely great boost to my confidence that I'm up there and belong with top-class players.\"\n",
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                    "andformeit'sreallypositivetotwiceintwoweekshaveachanceagainstRogertowinthematch.\"It'sanabsolutelygreatboosttomyconfidencethatI'mupthereandbelongwithtop-classplayers.\"\n"
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                  "0": "Minister digs in over doping row\n\nThe Belgian sports minister at the centre of the Svetlana Kuznetsova doping row says he will not apologise for making allegations against her.\n\nClaude Eerdekens claims the US Open champion tested positive for ephedrine at an exhibition event last month. Criticised for making the announcement, he said: \"I will never apologise. This product is banned and it's up to her to explain why it's there.\" Kuznetsova says the stimulant may have been in a cold remedy she took. The Russian said she did nothing wrong by taking the medicine during the event. The Women's Tennis Association cleared Kuznetsova of any offence because the drug is not banned when taken out of competition.\n\nEerdekens said he made the statement in order to protect the other three players that took part in the tournament, Belgian Justine Henin-Hardenne, Nathalie Dechy of France and Russia's Elena Dementieva. But Dechy is fuming that she has been implicated in the row. \"How can you be happy when you see your face on the cover page and talking about doping?\" Dechy said. \"I'm really upset about it and I think the Belgian government did a really bad job about this. \"I think we deserve an apology from the guy. You cannot say anything like this - you cannot say some stuff like this, saying it's one of these girls. This is terrible.\" Dementieva is also angry and says that Dechy and herself are the real victims of the scandal. \"You have no idea what I have been through all these days. It's been too hard on me,\" she said. \"The WTA are trying to handle this problem by saying there are three victims, but I see only two victims in this story - me and Nathalie Dechy, who really have nothing to do with this. \"To be honest with you, I don't feel like I want to talk to Sveta at all. I'm just very upset with the way everything has happened.\"\n",
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                    "\"shesaid.\"TheWTAaretryingtohandlethisproblembysayingtherearethreevictims",
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                    "Idon'tfeellikeIwanttotalktoSvetaatall.I'mjustveryupsetwiththewayeverythinghashappened.\"\n"
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                  "0": "Benitez deflects blame from Dudek\n\nLiverpool manager Rafael Benitez has refused to point the finger of blame at goalkeeper Jerzy Dudek after Portsmouth claimed a draw at Anfield.\n\nDudek fumbled a cross before Lomana LuaLua headed home an injury-time equaliser, levelling after Steven Gerrard put Liverpool ahead. Benitez said: \"It was difficult for Jerzy. It was an unlucky moment. \"He was expecting a cross from Matthew Taylor and it ended up like a shot, so I don't blame him for what happened.\" Benitez admitted it was a costly loss of two points by Liverpool, who followed up their derby defeat against Everton with a disappointing draw. He said: \"We had many opportunities but didn't score and, in the end, a 1-0 lead was not enough. \"If you don't have any chances you have to think of other things, but when you are creating so many chances as we are there is nothing you can say to the players. It was a pity. \"We lost two points, but we have one more point in the table. Now we have another difficult game against Newcastle and we have to recover quickly from that.\"\n",
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                    "soIdon'tblamehimforwhathappened.\"BenitezadmitteditwasacostlylossoftwopointsbyLiverpool",
                    "whofolloweduptheirderbydefeatagainstEvertonwithadisappointingdraw.Hesaid:\"Wehadmanyopportunitiesbutdidn'tscoreand",
                    "intheend",
                    "a1-0leadwasnotenough.\"Ifyoudon'thaveanychancesyouhavetothinkofotherthings",
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                  "0": "Youhana leads from front\n\nSecond Test, Melbourne, day one (close): Pakistan 318-6 v Australia\n\nStand-in captain Yousuf Youhana led the way in Melbourne, smashing a superb ton and putting on 192 with Younis Khan. But the Australians hit back late when Youhana missed a Shane Warne full toss and was stumped for 111. Jason Gillespie, the pick of the bowlers with 3-72, then ousted Younis and Shoaib Malik in quick succession. Younis was caught behind by Adam Gilchrist off Gillespie's first delivery with the second new ball for 87.\n\nAnd the paceman struck again in his next over when Malik was caught at slip by Ricky Ponting for seven, Pakistan losing three wickets for just 15 runs. Abdul Razzaq was not out on one and Kamran Akmal unbeaten on 16 at the close of play. Earlier, Salman Butt hit his maiden Test half-century as he put on 85 for the first wicket with Imran Farhat.\n\nMichael Kasprowicz claimed the only wicket to fall before lunch when he had Farhat brilliantly caught by Ponting at slip for 20. But the hosts struck straight after the interval when Yasir Hameed was trapped leg before by Gillespie for two. Butt's brave knock came to an end when he was run out by a superb throw from Michael Clarke going for a second run. The opener had made 70 and his dismissal left Pakistan struggling on 94-3. but Youhana, filling in as captain for the injured Inzamam-ul-Haq, and Younis steadied the ship. Australia, who were lifted before the start of play by news that in-form opener Justin Langer was fit enough to take his place in the side, won the first Test in Perth by 491 runs. Overall, Pakistan have only won four times in 27 Tests played in Australia, although two of those successes came at the MCG.\n\nJ L Langer, M L Hayden, R T Ponting (capt), D R Martyn D S Lehmann, M J Clarke, A C Gilchrist (wkt), S K Warne J N Gillespie, M S Kasprowicz, G D McGrath.\n\nSalman Butt, Imran Farhat, Younis Khan Yousuf Youhana (Capt), Yasir Hameed, Shoaib Malik, Abdul Razzaq Kamran Akmal (Wkt), Mohammad Sami, Shoaib Akhtar, Danish Kaneria.\n\nR E Koertzen and J W Lloyds\n",
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                    "thenoustedYounisandShoaibMalikinquicksuccession.YouniswascaughtbehindbyAdamGilchristoffGillespie'sfirstdeliverywiththesecondnewballfor87.\n\nAndthepacemanstruckagaininhisnextoverwhenMalikwascaughtatslipbyRickyPontingforseven",
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                  "0": "Richardson ends just short\n\nNew Zealand batsman Mark Richardson bowed out of from all forms of cricket at the age of 33 just short of 10,000 first-class runs.\n\nRichardson needed 41 runs for Auckland against Canterbury to reach the milestone, but finished on 9,994. He made 35 in his side's first innings but did not bat again when Auckland won by an innings and 60 runs. Opener Richardson only made his debut in 2000 but played in 38 Tests, scoring 2776 runs at an average of 44.77. But after impressing against England, making a century at Lord's, he has struggled of late, with just 48 runs in two Test defeats in Australia. He announced his retirement last week, saying: \"I feel I left something out on the park at Lord's and have lost the drive to play the Richardson way. \"I'm hanging my boots up for good. Since last year's South African series I've started to struggle with the game emotionally and mentally.\" Richardson began his career as a spin bowler but gained a reputation as a patient accumulator of runs, scoring four Test centuries.\n\nHis highest score of 145 came against India in Chandigarh in October 2003. New Zealand's recent tour of Bangladesh saw Richardson complete the set of visits to all 10 Test-playing nations. However, his batting approach and fielding ability did not suit the one-day game and he played in just four internationals. Nicknamed 'Rigor Mortis' because of his slowness in the field, Richardson established a tradition of racing the slowest member of the opposition teams in recent seasons. \"Have you seen the color of my hair and the big bald spot on the top of my head?\" he quipped. \"I'm 33 but I've got the agility of about a 55-year-old.\" The Auckland native, who has written a regular column for BBC Sport for the last three years, intends to pursue a career in the media. New Zealand captain Stephen Fleming says Michael Papps is favourite to take Richardson's place in the forthcoming series against Sri Lanka and Australia.\n",
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                    "scoringfourTestcenturies.\n\nHishighestscoreof145cameagainstIndiainChandigarhinOctober2003.NewZealand'srecenttourofBangladeshsawRichardsoncompletethesetofvisitstoall10Test-playingnations.However",
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                  "0": "Greek sprinters suspended by IAAF\n\nGreek sprinters Kostas Kenteris and Katerina Thanou have been suspended after failing to take drugs tests before the Athens Olympics.\n\nAthletics' ruling body the IAAF said explanations from the pair and their former coach as to why they missed the tests were \"unacceptable\". It added that Kenteris and Thanou had been \"provisionally suspended pending the resolution of their cases\". They face two-year bans if found guilty by the Greek Athletics Federation. The suspension also covers the athletes' controversial coach, Christos Tzekos. Kenteris, the 2000 Olympic 200m champion, and Thanou, the women's 100m silver medallist from the same Games in Sydney, also face a criminal hearing in Greece over the missed tests. They failed to appear to give samples in Chicago and Tel Aviv shortly before the Athens Games and again in Athens on 12 August, the eve of the opening ceremony. Greek prosecutors have also charged them with faking a midnight motorcycle crash which led to them spending four days in hospital. Some medical staff have been charged with writing false medical reports. Wednesday's statement said the Greek Federation (SEGAS) would convene a disciplinary hearing for the trio to determine whether there had been doping violations.\n\n\"There will be a final right of appeal from the decision of the Greek Federation to the Court of Arbitration for Sport,\" the IAAF said. Tzekos insisted he and the runners had nothing to hide. \"The IAAF's decision means nothing,\" he said. \"We'll be presenting all our arguments to SEGAS - we're innocent.\"\n",
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                    "theeveoftheopeningceremony.Greekprosecutorshavealsochargedthemwithfakingamidnightmotorcyclecrashwhichledtothemspendingfourdaysinhospital.Somemedicalstaffhavebeenchargedwithwritingfalsemedicalreports.Wednesday'sstatementsaidtheGreekFederation(SEGAS)wouldconveneadisciplinaryhearingforthetriotodeterminewhethertherehadbeendopingviolations.\n\n\"TherewillbeafinalrightofappealfromthedecisionoftheGreekFederationtotheCourtofArbitrationforSport",
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                  "0": "Pakistan slump in Twenty20 debut\n\nTwenty20 tour match, Adelaide: Australia A 185-5 (20 overs) beat Pakistan 129-7 (20 overs) by 56 runs\n\nHussey, who made 50 from 43 deliveries, was joined by White joined him in a fifth-wicket stand of 79 in Adelaide. And White upped the pace at the end, ending 58 not out from 38 balls as the hosts posted 185-5 before 21,254 fans. Pakistan crashed to 17-4 in the fifth over but reached 129-7, Taufeeq Umar top-scoring with 31 from 20 balls. Australia's start, after opting to bat first, was similarly inauspicious. Shoaib Akhtar, who had pain-killing injections earlier thisweek for back and hamstring injuries, took two for 37 from hisfour overs. Captain Brad Haddin, who scored 129 in Wednesday's 50-over match between the two sides, fell for two. And James Hopes was be bowled in the pace man's second over, the scoreline 27-2.\n\nBrad Hodge and Mike Hussey, both veterans of Twenty20 cricket in England, were unable to capitalise on blazing starts before the younger Hussey brother calmed proceedings. Tasmanian Damien Wright struck with two wickets in the space of three balls in the second over of the Pakistan reply and the tourists were in disarray. Umar played fluently, hitting just four boundaries, but could not find a partner as five batsmen fell in single figures. He and Inzamam-ul-Haq added 50 for the fifth wicket but the Pakistan captain was run out for 21. Although Younis Khan (28) and Iftikhar Anjum (21) kept the pace brisk, they were well off the required pace in an unbeaten partnership of 58.\n\nBoth sides were penalised six runs for slow over-rates. Twenty20 cricket, which involves batsmen sitting on the boundary edge waiting to go in and bowlers given reduced time to get through their overs, was first launched in county cricket in 2002. It has since taken off domestically in South Africa and in women's cricket, where the first international involved England and New Zealand last year. New Zealand and Sri Lanka had planned to play the first Twenty20 international but the tour was cut short because of the tsunami disaster. Australia's senior team will get their first taste of the shortened format in June, when they tour England. Cricket Australia chief executive James Sutherland said Twenty20 cricket between state sides could be a possibility for next year. \"It's happening in other parts of the world and has been embraced at domestic cricket level,\" he said. \"The signals we're getting in these last two days is that it's something the fans are interested in seeing more of. \"And we need to look at the way in which we can introduce it on perhaps a more formal basis next season.\" Inzamam predicted Twenty20 could become the most popular form of the sport worldwide. \"I think after four or five years this will be the most popular game, (compared to) 50-over games and Test matches,\" he said. \"Now it's very popular. After one or two years it will be the most popular game.\" But Haddin said: \"I think Test cricket will always be the most popular form of the game.\"\n\nJR Hopes, BJ Haddin, BJ Hodge, MEK Hussey, DJ Hussey, CL White, DJ Thornely, NW Bracken, DG Wright, SW Tait\n\nYasir Hameed, Taufeeq Umar, Shahid Afridi, Mohammad Hafeez, Abdul Razzaq, Inzamam-ul-Haq, Azhar Mahmood, Younis Khan, Iftikhar Anjum, Mohammad Khalil, Shoaib Akhtar.\n",
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                  "0": "Umaga ready for \"fearsome\" Lions\n\nAll Blacks captain Tama Umaga has warned the British and Irish Lions will be his most fearsome opponents yet ahead of their summer tour.\n\nBut Umaga, in England for Saturday's IRB Rugby Aid match, also backed New Zealand to win the three-Test series against the Lions. He told BBC Sport: \"It's potentially the most fearsome line-up I've ever come up against. They're awesome. \"But I'd back us all the way to beat them when they come over.\" Lions boss Sir Clive Woodward is set to announce his squad for the June-July tour next month.\n\nWhen Woodward was appointed last year, it was widely believed he would rely heavily on his former England players. But Umaga said: \"He'd be hard pushed to do that now considering the shape of the Six Nations. \"Don't get me wrong, England have got a lot of talented guys and I'm sure there are some of them who'll make the Lions Test XV. \"But you can't disguise Wales and Ireland in particular. Some of the tries they've scored have been great. I'll admit it'll be fairly awesome lining up against the likes of Brian O'Driscoll.\"\n\nUmaga will meet O'Driscoll in Saturday's Rugby Aid match at Twickenham, with the Irish captain leading the Northern Hemisphere side. O'Driscoll is among a host of players in the Northern Hemisphere squad, coached by Woodward, that are tipped for Lions call-ups. \"It'll be good for us to get an early idea of some of these guys, although a lot can change between now and June,\" Umaga said. The 31-year-old admitted interest in the Lions tour was immense, calling it \"the biggest thing to hit New Zealand since Lord of the Rings\". He added: \"As players, it's enough for us to be driven by the rarity of playing the Lions. In fact, it's not just us All Blacks - it's the talk of the country.\"\n\nUmaga admitted the fear of injury weighed on his mind ahead of Saturday's charity game, which features a host of big names including George Gregan, Andrew Mehrtens and Chris Latham. But he admitted the value of the cause - proceeds of the match will go to aiding victims of the tsunami - easily won him over. \"The second [Southern Hemisphere coach] Rod Macqueen made the approach, I didn't hesitate. It was great when New Zealand Rugby then gave me the all clear. \"Thankfully I didn't know anyone that was involved in the tragedy of the tsunami but you couldn't miss all the horrific reports on the news. \"There are so many people that were affected, are still affected and will be affected for a long time. It's just good to know we can do something minor to help out.\"\n\n- The match will be televised on BBC One at 1400 GMT on Saturday.\n",
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                    "EnglandhavegotalotoftalentedguysandI'msuretherearesomeofthemwho'llmaketheLionsTestXV.\"Butyoucan'tdisguiseWalesandIrelandinparticular.Someofthetriesthey'vescoredhavebeengreat.I'lladmitit'llbefairlyawesomeliningupagainstthelikesofBrianO'Driscoll.\"\n\nUmagawillmeetO'DriscollinSaturday'sRugbyAidmatchatTwickenham",
                    "withtheIrishcaptainleadingtheNorthernHemisphereside.O'DriscollisamongahostofplayersintheNorthernHemispheresquad",
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                  "0": "Mauresmo fights back to win title\n\nWorld number two Amelie Mauresmo came from a set down to beat Venus Williams and win the Diamond Games in Antwerp.\n\nMauresmo, who lost to Dinara Safina in the final of the Paris Indoor Open last week, beat the third seed 4-6 7-5 6-4 for her first title of the season. The Frenchwoman produced some superb volleys in the final set and claimed victory on her fifth match point after two hours and 18 minutes. \"This was a great final for a great tournament,\" she said. \"I am so happy because the quality of my game went up and up during the whole week until the final, this is the result of all the work I have done with my coach.\" Williams was seeking her third title in Antwerp having won it on her two previous visits in 2002 and 2003. The defeat means she has now gone 11 tournaments without a title, the longest drought of her career. \"Amelie deserves her win, she played so well,\" she said.\n",
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                  "0": "Reyes tricked into Real admission\n\nJose Antonio Reyes has added to speculation linking him with a move from Arsenal to Real Madrid after falling victim to a radio prank.\n\nThe Spaniard believed he was talking to Real Madrid sporting director Emilio Butragueno when he allegedly berated his team-mates as \"bad people\". \"I wish I was playing for Real Madrid,\" the 21-year-old told Cadena Cope. \"Hopefully it could happen. I love the way Madrid play. I'm not happy with the way things are.\" The striker joined the Gunners from Seville for £17m at the start of 2004, but it has frequently been reported that he is homesick. He began the season in superb form but has struggled to maintain his high standards as Arsenal have gradually lost the Premiership initiative to Manchester United and Chelsea. \"If I'm not (playing for Real) I'm going to have to carry on playing with some bad people,\" he added.\n\n\"I'm sure there are none in the Real dressing room. \"I'm happy Madrid is interested in me because it has always been my dream since I was little to play there.\" Before the story surfaced, Reyes had moved to play down reports linking him with the Spanish giants, issuing a statement through Arsenal describing the speculation as \"flattering\". \"I have seen the stories in the media linking me with Real Madrid,\" he had said on Thursday lunchtime. \"But not only am I under contract at Arsenal, I am happy here and committed to helping the team win more trophies.\" Butragueno, meanwhile, was angry at being impersonated by the radio disc jockey. \"It is a disgrace, there is no foundation to this,\" he said. \"He is an Arsenal player and we have to be respectful. We have to be careful because of the rumours that appear in the news.\"\n",
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                  "0": "Tanzania gets Fifa backing\n\nFifa is to give financial support to Tanzania in order to revive football in the country after years of mismanagement.\n\nThis follows a meeting between officials of the Tanzania Football Federation (TFF) and the president of Fifa, Sepp Blatter last week in Switzerland. The TFF President Leodegar Tenga said on Wednesday that Fifa has promised them an immediate donation of office equipment worth US$10,000 and US$17,705 cash. Tenga said that the money would be used to settle part of the debt owed to Caf. African football's governing body has threatened to disqualify the Taifa Stars from its competitions. Tanzania have failed to pay fines imposed on them following their withdrawal from the African Cup of Nations qualifier against Sudan in 2003. Tenga said that Fifa has also offered to organize courses for Tanzanian referees and support development programmes. A full-time Chief Executive Officer (CEO) will be employed in order to draw up a development programme which will also be funded by Fifa. \"We will employ a CEO in the near future who will implement our short and long term development programmes\", Tenga said. \"Fifa has promised to help us in all our programmes which are geared to revive the football in Tanzania.\" The Tenga-led TFF leadership came into office last year ending the long reign of Muhidin Ndolanga.\n",
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                  "0": "Newcastle line up Babayaro\n\nNewcastle manager Graeme Souness is closing in on signing Chelsea defender Celestine Babayaro when the transfer window reopens.\n\nSouness is bidding to bolster his defence and, according to reports, contract negotiations are at an advanced stage with the player. Babayaro has been in the Premiership since 1997 when he moved to Chelsea for £2.25m from Anderlecht. But the 26-year-old has been surplus to requirements this season. Souness would not be drawn on specifics over individual players.\n\nBut he said: \"All I can tell you is that the chairman has worked really hard in the last couple of months to try to do deals. \"We have said from day one we want to strengthen, and that is what we are hoping to do in the coming weeks.\"\n",
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                  "0": "Bell set for England debut\n\nBath prop Duncan Bell has been added to England's 30-man squad to face Ireland in the RBS Six Nations.\n\nAnd with Phil Vickery sidelined for at least six weeks with a broken arm and Julian White out with a neck injury, Bell could make his England debut. Bell, 30, had set his sights on an international career with Wales. But last December, the International Rugby Board confirmed that he could only be eligible for England as he had travelled on tour with them in 1998. England coach Andy Robinson could take a gamble and call inexperienced Sale Sharks prop Andrew Sheridan into his front row. But Sheridan favours the loosehead side of the scrum and a more likely scenario is for uncapped Bell - who was among the tryscorers when England A beat France A 30-20 nine days ago - to be drafted in. Robinson also has an injury worry over centre Olly Barkley, who withdrew from Bath's starting line-up to face Gloucester last weekend.\n\nHe was due to have a hospital scan on Monday, while Gloucester centre Henry Paul, who started at fly-half against Bath, limped out at Kingsholm because of an ankle problem. Despite Barkley's three missed penalties in the 18-17 defeat against France, he is expected to retain his place at inside centre, although Leicester's in-form prospect Ollie Smith would be an obvious replacement. Bath coach John Connolly rates Barkley as no better than a 50/50 chance to make the Dublin trip. Uncapped fly-half Andy Goode has been named in a 30-man training squad for the Ireland game, and he strengthened his selection claims by kicking 28 points during Leicester's record 83-10 win against Newcastle on Sunday. England's players are due to meet at their Surrey training base on Monday.\n",
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                  "0": "Healey targets England comeback\n\nLeicester wing Austin Healey hopes to use Sunday's return Heineken Cup clash with Wasps as a further springboard to an England recall for the Six Nations.\n\nHealey, who won 51 caps prior to the 2003 World Cup, has been in good form in the Tigers' resurgence this season. \"I definitely still have ambitions to play for England,\" Healey told the BBC. \"We will have to see what happens after the previous (autumn) Tests but when I look at the current squad I definitely feel there is a place there for me.\" Healey, who has also played both half-back positions and full-back during his career, has reverted to the wing, where he won most of his England caps. After recovering from a trapped nerve in his back sustained at the end of September, the 31-year-old is relishing his role in the Tigers revival. \"I had six weeks out but fortunately I have resumed the sort of form I had before,\" he said.\n\n\"I am basically playing where it best suits Leicester. Obviously I can play scrum-half, fly-half or full-back at a moment's notice. \"But playing on the wing actually gives me a bigger free role to come in where I am not expected and influence things.\" That has been apparent in parts one and two of the Wasps-Leicester trilogy in recent weeks. First, Healey came off his flank with an angled run to score an injury-time try that earned the Tigers a 17-17 draw in their Premiership meeting on 21 November. Then, in the first of their Heineken cup double header last Sunday, Healey slotted in at stand-off and delivered a superb cross-kick for Martin Corry to score the Tigers' third try. \"I caught 'Cozza's' eye a couple of phases before that and was hoping to get it to him on the full, but fortunately even with the bounce he managed to score,\" Healey recalled.\n\nHealey, twice a Heineken Cup winner, believes last Sunday's match was \"up there\" with some of the biggest club contests he has played in. \"It was a very intense occasion and a very destructive game,\" he recalled. \"There was not a huge amount of rugby played but it was a great game to be involved in. \"After about 15 minutes I thought we might stride away with it but Wasps really came back into it and in the last couple of minutes it could have gone either way.\"\n\nThe same outcome this Sunday would put Leicester in pole position to top their Heineken pool with a home game against Biarritz and away trip to Calvisano to come. But Healey insists the Tigers must summon the same desire if they are to deliver the knockout blow in what has been dubbed \"rugby's version of Rocky II\". \"There was a lot of satisfaction in the dressing room aftewards but it is really only a case of a job half done,\" he added. \"It was the first of a two-leg trip and if we lose at Welford Road it will negate all the positives we can take from result. \"I think it came down to who wanted it more and in the end I think we did. We have got to show the same desire again this week.\"\n",
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                    "hasbeeningoodformintheTigers'resurgencethisseason.\"IdefinitelystillhaveambitionstoplayforEngland",
                    "\"HealeytoldtheBBC.\"Wewillhavetoseewhathappensaftertheprevious(autumn)TestsbutwhenIlookatthecurrentsquadIdefinitelyfeelthereisaplacethereforme.\"Healey",
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                    "\"hesaid.\n\n\"IambasicallyplayingwhereitbestsuitsLeicester.ObviouslyIcanplayscrum-half",
                    "fly-halforfull-backatamoment'snotice.\"ButplayingonthewingactuallygivesmeabiggerfreeroletocomeinwhereIamnotexpectedandinfluencethings.\"ThathasbeenapparentinpartsoneandtwooftheWasps-Leicestertrilogyinrecentweeks.First",
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                  "0": "Parry puts Gerrard 'above money'\n\nListen to the full interview on Sport on Five and the BBC Sport website from 1900 GMT.\n\nBut Parry, speaking exclusively to BBC Sport, also admits Gerrard, who has been constantly linked with Chelsea, will have the final say on his future. He told BBC Five Live: \"Steven is above money. He is the future of Liverpool. \"It doesn't matter if it's £30m, £40m or £50m, we will not accept offers. But we are also realistic enough to know we can't keep Steven against his will.\" On the subject of Liverpool's finances, Parry also revealed the club is ready to explore the possibility of a sponsorship deal for its proposed new stadium.\n\nAnd responding to criticism from BBC Sport pundit and former Liverpool stalwart Alan Hansen, he insisted talks on new investment are ongoing, but added the door has not closed on shareholder and lifelong fan Steve Morgan. Parry joined Liverpool as chief executive in July 1998 from a similar role at the Premier League. There have been several highs and lows during his time in charge at Anfield - and he had a busy summer, overseeing the arrival of new manager Rafael Benitez and managing to hold on to Steven Gerrard.\n\nOn the subject of Liverpool's captain and prize asset, Parry revealed Real Madrid\n\ndid\n\nask for an option on the England midfield man during negotiations for striker Fernando Morientes. He said: \"They were looking for ways of saying they got more out of the deal for Fernando Morientes, but the response to Real Madrid was the same - Steven is not for sale.\" But when asked if Gerrard would be a Liverpool player on the first day of next season, Parry said: \"I sincerely hope he will be. Steven knows my views. He knows Rafa's views. \"We have re-affirmed recently to Steven that we are trying to build a team around him. We crave success as much as he does. We know he's ambitious and nobody can argue with that.\n\n\"I think Steven would dearly love to win things with Liverpool more than he'd like to do anything else. \"We all want to see progress by next season. He's not alone in that. There are a lot of other players who feel the same, so we all have a common aim.\" It is expected Chelsea will test Liverpool with a £30m-plus bid in the summer - but Parry claims he will be in no mood to listen. \"There have been a lot of open secrets about Steven, most of which have been complete myths. It is suggested we had a deal tied up last summer. We didn't had an offer last summer,\" Parry explained. \"We had told Chelsea that as far as we were concerned he was not for sale and we didn't want to sell him. In reality it didn't go beyond that. \"Maybe there will be an offer in the summer. Maybe there won't.\n\n\"Our position is we want Steven to stay, but we are also realistic enough and have enough respect for Steven - and he has enough respect for us - to know that it is his decision that will be crucial. \"You are not going to keep a player like Steven against his will. That just doesn't work, but any idea we are going to accept offers for Steven and then tell him 'by the way we've decided to sell you' is not on the agenda. You can forget that.\" Parry is currently in the process of finalising funding for Liverpool's new stadium in Stanley Park, which is set to open in 2007. And he confessed Arsenal's £100m deal with Emirates to sponsor their new ground - complete with naming rights - has given the Anfield club serious food for thought. He said: \"I have to say historically it is something I have been against, and I have been on record as saying that, but I think the size of the Arsenal deal is a real eye-opener.\n\n\"I would say in the past deals have been done frankly far too cheaply and it just hasn't even been worth contemplating. \"But the Arsenal deal is the sort of deal that causes you to draw breath and say 'wow - that's interesting.' \"My personal point of view is that I would find it a hell of a lot more palatable than a shared stadium.\" Some Liverpool fans would find such a move highly controversial, but Parry countered: \"I recognise it would be an emotive issue for many supporters, but you look at the amount of money available and it could go into the team. \"If it was the right partner how strong an issue is it? Time will tell. \"I think the stadium will always be Anfield, not least because of where it is, but do we need to investigate the possibilities of sponsorship? I think it would be remiss not to. \"That's not to say we have made a decision that we will go down that road, but I think it is clearly something we have to explore.\"\n\nOn the subject of possible new investment, Parry revealed Liverpool are still in negotiations with a mystery investor, with rumours of interest from the Middle East. That prompted the withdrawal of tycoon Steve Morgan, who got frustrated by failed bids and what he claimed was indecision by the board. He also accused Liverpool of using him as \"a stalking horse\" to attract other bids, but Parry explained: \"Steve has never been used as a stalking horse. There's no need, and that is not the way we do business. \"We had discussions with Steve over the course of 2004. I think we came close to concluding a deal in the summer but it didn't happen. \"Quite genuinely, the new interest did appear relatively late in the day just prior to the AGM in December, and as I have said it was of such potential magnitude, and that potential is so exciting, we felt we had to evaluate it. We are still evaluating it. \"Steve's interest was taken very much on its own merits. His enthusiasm for the club is there for all to see and who knows what the next few months will hold? \"The door isn't closed on anything. We had a perfectly sensible dialogue with Steve last year. \"We have a common interest in making Liverpool successful. That's a dream we all share, so as far as I'm concerned the door is not closed.\"\n\nI would take £50m if we had no investment, but if we did, keep him. As for the stadium, if it gets us cash what difference does it make really?\n\n£50m for Gerrard? I don't care who you are, the Directors would take the money and it is the way it should be. We cannot let that sum of money go, despite Gerrard's quality.\n\nThrough a cleverly worded statement, the club has effectively forced Gerrard to publicly make the decision for himself, which I think is the right thing to do.\n\nCritical time for Liverpool with regards to Gerrard. Ideally we would want to secure his future to the club for the long term. I am hoping he doesn't walk out of the club like Michael Owen did for very little cash.\n\n£50m realistically would allow Rafa to completely rebuild the squad, however, if we can afford to do this AND keep Gerrard we will be better for it. I would however be happy with Gerrard's transfer for any fee over £35m.\n\nParry's statements are clever in that any future Gerrard transfer cannot be construed as a lack of ambition by the club to not try and keep their best players. Upping the ante is another smart move by Parry.\n\nI would keep Gerrard. No amount of money could replace his obvious love of the club and determination to succeed.\n\nThe key is if Gerrard comes out and says that he is happy. Clearly, if he isn't, then we would be foolish not to sell. The worrying thing is who would you buy (or who would come) pending possible non-Champions League football.\n",
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                    "ParryputsGerrard'abovemoney'\n\nListentothefullinterviewonSportonFiveandtheBBCSportwebsitefrom1900GMT.\n\nButParry",
                    "speakingexclusivelytoBBCSport",
                    "alsoadmitsGerrard",
                    "whohasbeenconstantlylinkedwithChelsea",
                    "willhavethefinalsayonhisfuture.HetoldBBCFiveLive:\"Stevenisabovemoney.HeisthefutureofLiverpool.\"Itdoesn'tmatterifit's£30m",
                    "£40mor£50m",
                    "wewillnotacceptoffers.Butwearealsorealisticenoughtoknowwecan'tkeepStevenagainsthiswill.\"OnthesubjectofLiverpool'sfinances",
                    "Parryalsorevealedtheclubisreadytoexplorethepossibilityofasponsorshipdealforitsproposednewstadium.\n\nAndrespondingtocriticismfromBBCSportpunditandformerLiverpoolstalwartAlanHansen",
                    "heinsistedtalksonnewinvestmentareongoing",
                    "butaddedthedoorhasnotclosedonshareholderandlifelongfanSteveMorgan.ParryjoinedLiverpoolaschiefexecutiveinJuly1998fromasimilarroleatthePremierLeague.TherehavebeenseveralhighsandlowsduringhistimeinchargeatAnfield-andhehadabusysummer",
                    "overseeingthearrivalofnewmanagerRafaelBenitezandmanagingtoholdontoStevenGerrard.\n\nOnthesubjectofLiverpool'scaptainandprizeasset",
                    "ParryrevealedRealMadrid\n\ndid\n\naskforanoptionontheEnglandmidfieldmanduringnegotiationsforstrikerFernandoMorientes.Hesaid:\"TheywerelookingforwaysofsayingtheygotmoreoutofthedealforFernandoMorientes",
                    "buttheresponsetoRealMadridwasthesame-Stevenisnotforsale.\"ButwhenaskedifGerrardwouldbeaLiverpoolplayeronthefirstdayofnextseason",
                    "Parrysaid:\"Isincerelyhopehewillbe.Stevenknowsmyviews.HeknowsRafa'sviews.\"Wehavere-affirmedrecentlytoSteventhatwearetryingtobuildateamaroundhim.Wecravesuccessasmuchashedoes.Weknowhe'sambitiousandnobodycanarguewiththat.\n\n\"IthinkStevenwoulddearlylovetowinthingswithLiverpoolmorethanhe'dliketodoanythingelse.\"Weallwanttoseeprogressbynextseason.He'snotaloneinthat.Therearealotofotherplayerswhofeelthesame",
                    "soweallhaveacommonaim.\"ItisexpectedChelseawilltestLiverpoolwitha£30m-plusbidinthesummer-butParryclaimshewillbeinnomoodtolisten.\"TherehavebeenalotofopensecretsaboutSteven",
                    "mostofwhichhavebeencompletemyths.Itissuggestedwehadadealtieduplastsummer.Wedidn'thadanofferlastsummer",
                    "\"Parryexplained.\"WehadtoldChelseathatasfaraswewereconcernedhewasnotforsaleandwedidn'twanttosellhim.Inrealityitdidn'tgobeyondthat.\"Maybetherewillbeanofferinthesummer.Maybetherewon't.\n\n\"OurpositioniswewantSteventostay",
                    "butwearealsorealisticenoughandhaveenoughrespectforSteven-andhehasenoughrespectforus-toknowthatitishisdecisionthatwillbecrucial.\"YouarenotgoingtokeepaplayerlikeStevenagainsthiswill.Thatjustdoesn'twork",
                    "butanyideawearegoingtoacceptoffersforStevenandthentellhim'bythewaywe'vedecidedtosellyou'isnotontheagenda.Youcanforgetthat.\"ParryiscurrentlyintheprocessoffinalisingfundingforLiverpool'snewstadiuminStanleyPark",
                    "whichissettoopenin2007.AndheconfessedArsenal's£100mdealwithEmiratestosponsortheirnewground-completewithnamingrights-hasgiventheAnfieldclubseriousfoodforthought.Hesaid:\"IhavetosayhistoricallyitissomethingIhavebeenagainst",
                    "andIhavebeenonrecordassayingthat",
                    "butIthinkthesizeoftheArsenaldealisarealeye-opener.\n\n\"Iwouldsayinthepastdealshavebeendonefranklyfartoocheaplyanditjusthasn'tevenbeenworthcontemplating.\"ButtheArsenaldealisthesortofdealthatcausesyoutodrawbreathandsay'wow-that'sinteresting.'\"MypersonalpointofviewisthatIwouldfinditahellofalotmorepalatablethanasharedstadium.\"SomeLiverpoolfanswouldfindsuchamovehighlycontroversial",
                    "butParrycountered:\"Irecogniseitwouldbeanemotiveissueformanysupporters",
                    "butyoulookattheamountofmoneyavailableanditcouldgointotheteam.\"Ifitwastherightpartnerhowstronganissueisit?Timewilltell.\"IthinkthestadiumwillalwaysbeAnfield",
                    "notleastbecauseofwhereitis",
                    "butdoweneedtoinvestigatethepossibilitiesofsponsorship?Ithinkitwouldberemissnotto.\"That'snottosaywehavemadeadecisionthatwewillgodownthatroad",
                    "butIthinkitisclearlysomethingwehavetoexplore.\"\n\nOnthesubjectofpossiblenewinvestment",
                    "ParryrevealedLiverpoolarestillinnegotiationswithamysteryinvestor",
                    "withrumoursofinterestfromtheMiddleEast.ThatpromptedthewithdrawaloftycoonSteveMorgan",
                    "whogotfrustratedbyfailedbidsandwhatheclaimedwasindecisionbytheboard.HealsoaccusedLiverpoolofusinghimas\"astalkinghorse\"toattractotherbids",
                    "butParryexplained:\"Stevehasneverbeenusedasastalkinghorse.There'snoneed",
                    "andthatisnotthewaywedobusiness.\"WehaddiscussionswithSteveoverthecourseof2004.Ithinkwecameclosetoconcludingadealinthesummerbutitdidn'thappen.\"Quitegenuinely",
                    "thenewinterestdidappearrelativelylateinthedayjustpriortotheAGMinDecember",
                    "andasIhavesaiditwasofsuchpotentialmagnitude",
                    "andthatpotentialissoexciting",
                    "wefeltwehadtoevaluateit.Wearestillevaluatingit.\"Steve'sinterestwastakenverymuchonitsownmerits.Hisenthusiasmfortheclubisthereforalltoseeandwhoknowswhatthenextfewmonthswillhold?\"Thedoorisn'tclosedonanything.WehadaperfectlysensibledialoguewithStevelastyear.\"WehaveacommoninterestinmakingLiverpoolsuccessful.That'sadreamweallshare",
                    "soasfarasI'mconcernedthedoorisnotclosed.\"\n\nIwouldtake£50mifwehadnoinvestment",
                    "butifwedid",
                    "keephim.Asforthestadium",
                    "ifitgetsuscashwhatdifferencedoesitmakereally?\n\n£50mforGerrard?Idon'tcarewhoyouare",
                    "theDirectorswouldtakethemoneyanditisthewayitshouldbe.Wecannotletthatsumofmoneygo",
                    "despiteGerrard'squality.\n\nThroughacleverlywordedstatement",
                    "theclubhaseffectivelyforcedGerrardtopubliclymakethedecisionforhimself",
                    "whichIthinkistherightthingtodo.\n\nCriticaltimeforLiverpoolwithregardstoGerrard.Ideallywewouldwanttosecurehisfuturetotheclubforthelongterm.Iamhopinghedoesn'twalkoutoftheclublikeMichaelOwendidforverylittlecash.\n\n£50mrealisticallywouldallowRafatocompletelyrebuildthesquad",
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                    "ifwecanaffordtodothisANDkeepGerrardwewillbebetterforit.IwouldhoweverbehappywithGerrard'stransferforanyfeeover£35m.\n\nParry'sstatementsarecleverinthatanyfutureGerrardtransfercannotbeconstruedasalackofambitionbytheclubtonottryandkeeptheirbestplayers.UppingtheanteisanothersmartmovebyParry.\n\nIwouldkeepGerrard.Noamountofmoneycouldreplacehisobviousloveoftheclubanddeterminationtosucceed.\n\nThekeyisifGerrardcomesoutandsaysthatheishappy.Clearly",
                    "ifheisn't",
                    "thenwewouldbefoolishnottosell.Theworryingthingiswhowouldyoubuy(orwhowouldcome)pendingpossiblenon-ChampionsLeaguefootball.\n"
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                  "0": "Robben and Cole earn Chelsea win\n\nCheslea salvaged a win against a battling Portsmouth side just as it looked like the Premiership leaders would have to settle for a point.\n\nArjen Robben curled in a late deflected left-footed shot from the right side of Pompey's box to break the home side's brave resistance. Chelsea had been continually frustrated but Joe Cole added a second with a 20-yard shot in injury-time. Nigel Quashie had Pompey's best chance when his effort was tipped over. The Fratton Park crowd were in good voice as usual and, even though Portsmouth more than held their own, Chelsea still managed to carve out two early chances. Striker Didier Drogba snapped in an angled shot to force home keeper Shaka Hislop into a smart save while an unmarked Frank Lampard had a strike blocked by Arjan De Zeeuw. But Pompey chased, harried and unsettled a Chelsea side as the south-coast side started to gain the upper hand and almost took the lead through Quashie.\n\nThe midfielder struck a swerving long range shot which keeper Petr Cech tipped over at full stretch. Pompey stretched Arsenal to the limit recently and were providing a similarly tough obstacle to overcome for a Chelsea team struggling to exert any pressure. Velimir Zajec's players stood firm as the visitors came out in lively fashion after the break but, just as they took a stranglehold of the match, the visitors launched a counter-attack. Drogba spun to get a sight of goal and struck a fierce shot which rocked keeper Hislop back as he blocked before Arjan de Zeeuw cleared the danger.\n\nThe home side were also left breathing a sigh of relief when a Glen Johnson header fell to Gudjohnsen who had his back to goal in a crowded Pompey goalmouth. The Icelandic forward tried to acrobatically direct the ball into goal but put his effort over. But, just like against Arsenal, Portsmouth let in a late goal when Robben's shot took a deflection off Matthew Taylor on its way past a wrong-footed Hislop. And Cole put a bit of gloss on a hard-fought win when he put a low shot into the bottom of the Pompey net.\n\nHislop, Griffin, Primus, De Zeeuw, Taylor, Stone (Cisse 76), Quashie (Berkovic 83), Faye, O'Neil, Kamara (Fuller 65), Yakubu.\n\nSubs Not Used: Berger, Ashdown.\n\nKamara.\n\nCech, Paulo Ferreira, Gallas, Terry, Johnson, Duff, Makelele, Smertin (Cole 73), Lampard, Robben (Geremi 81), Drogba (Gudjohnsen 58).\n\nSubs Not Used: Cudicini, Bridge.\n\nPaulo Ferreira, Robben, Lampard.\n\nRobben 79, Cole 90.\n\n20,210\n\nA Wiley (Staffordshire).\n",
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                  "0": "England on brink of defeat\n\nTour match, Potchefstroom, day three of three (rain): England 225 & 190 v South Africa A 281 & 101-3\n\nAfter Martin van Jaarsveld was removed for a duck in the first over, Andrew Puttick made 45 with seven fours. But he and Justin Ontong, who hit four fours in 23, fell in consecutive overs after a break for lightning, and with 34 needed to win, heavy rain arrived. England were dismissed for 190, adding 36, Michael Vaughan ninth out after two more fours and a six en route to 100. With the home side moving serenely at 70-1, faint hopes of an escape for England arrived in the form of a violent clap of thunder, which took the players off the field. Lightning struck a field next to the ground, but there was no rain and play resumed within 10 minutes. It did have a beneficial effect for the tourists as two wickets fell within six balls.\n\nPuttick was caught behind and Ontong hooked Steve Harmison to the fine-leg boundary, where Ashley Giles took an impressive running catch to his left. Vaughan began the day on 82 not out, his team 98 ahead with three wickets intact. He signalled his intentions in the very first over with a four through mid-on and a six over long-on from the spin of Ontong. Hopes of a long partnership with county colleague Matthew Hoggard were ended in the fourth over of the morning when the seamer was caught at second slip, having failed to add to his overnight three. Having pulled Charl Willoughby through mid-wicket for four and clipped him away to reach three figures, Vaughan chased a wide one from the left-armer end edged to keeper Mark Boucher. He spent 226 minutes at the crease and faced 151 balls.\n\nME Trescothick, MP Vaughan (Capt), AJ Strauss, MA Butcher, GP Thorpe, A Flintoff, GO Jones (Wkt), AF Giles, SP Jones, SJ Harmison, MJ Hoggard.\n\nAshwell Prince (Capt), Justin Ontong, Mark Boucher (Wkt), JP Duminy, Charl Langeveldt, Ethy Mbhalati, Albie Morkel, Andrew Puttick, Alfonso Thomas, Martin van Jaarsveld, Charl Willoughby.\n",
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                    "AlbieMorkel",
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                  "0": "Isinbayeva claims new world best\n\nPole vaulter Yelena Isinbayeva broke her own indoor world record by clearing 4.89 metres in Lievin on Saturday.\n\nIt was the Russian's 12th world record of her career and came just a few days after she cleared 4.88m at the Norwich Union Grand Prix in Birmingham. The Olympic champion went on to attempt 5.05m at the meeting on France but failed to clear that height. In the men's 60m, former Olympic 100m champion Maurice Greene could only finish second to Leonard Scott. It was Greene's second consecutive defeat at the hands of his fellow American, who also won in Birmingham last week. \"I ran my race perfectly,\" said Scott, who won in 6.46secs, his best time indoors. \"I am happy even if I know that Maurice is a long way from being at his peak at the start of the season.\"\n",
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                    "Isinbayevaclaimsnewworldbest\n\nPolevaulterYelenaIsinbayevabrokeherownindoorworldrecordbyclearing4.89metresinLievinonSaturday.\n\nItwastheRussian's12thworldrecordofhercareerandcamejustafewdaysaftershecleared4.88mattheNorwichUnionGrandPrixinBirmingham.TheOlympicchampionwentontoattempt5.05matthemeetingonFrancebutfailedtoclearthatheight.Inthemen's60m",
                    "formerOlympic100mchampionMauriceGreenecouldonlyfinishsecondtoLeonardScott.ItwasGreene'ssecondconsecutivedefeatatthehandsofhisfellowAmerican",
                    "whoalsowoninBirminghamlastweek.\"Iranmyraceperfectly",
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                    "hisbesttimeindoors.\"IamhappyevenifIknowthatMauriceisalongwayfrombeingathispeakatthestartoftheseason.\"\n"
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                  "0": "Italy aim to rattle England\n\nItaly coach John Kirwan believes his side can upset England as the Six Nations wooden spoon battle hots up.\n\nThe two sides, both without a win, meet on 12 March at Twickenham and Kirwan says his side will be hoping to make the most of England's current slump. \"We have to make sure the England and France games are tough for them. \"England have not been having the best of championships. That is a big one for us and them and I am sure my players will rise to the occasion,\" he said. But Kirwan admits that a lot of hard work will be needed with his kickers before the trip to London. Roland de Marigny and Luciano Orquera had a miserable time with the boot in the dire defeat to Scotland as Chris Paterson stole the show to give the hosts a much-needed 18-10 victory. Kirwan said: \"The kicking was the decisive factor in Scotland which cost us and it could go down to the kicking again next time. \"But I have a lot of confidence in my players and I am positive we can put everything together against England.\" England, meanwhile, are licking their wounds and rueing what might have been had two decisions from referee Jonathan Kaplan not gone against them in the second half in Dublin. First Mark Cueto was judged offside as he chased fly-half Charlie Hodgson's kick, and then Kaplan opted not to call upon video evidence to see if Josh Lewsey had touched down after being driven over Ireland's line.\n\nBut centre Jamie Noon believes the side at least showed better form than their previous two defeats. \"We definitely improved against an in-form Irish side,\" he said. \"We went to Dublin quietly confident that we would be able to compete, and I think we showed that. \"We have got to make sure we now take the form and positives into the Italy game. We are under no illusions that it is going to be easy, but we definitely need a win.\" England have now equalled an 18-year low of four successive championship defeats, including France in Paris last season, and have lost four in a row under Andy Robinson. His predecessor, Sir Clive Woodward, began his seven-year reign with three defeats and two draws.\n",
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                    "meeton12MarchatTwickenhamandKirwansayshissidewillbehopingtomakethemostofEngland'scurrentslump.\"WehavetomakesuretheEnglandandFrancegamesaretoughforthem.\"Englandhavenotbeenhavingthebestofchampionships.ThatisabigoneforusandthemandIamsuremyplayerswillrisetotheoccasion",
                    "\"hesaid.ButKirwanadmitsthatalotofhardworkwillbeneededwithhiskickersbeforethetriptoLondon.RolanddeMarignyandLucianoOrquerahadamiserabletimewiththebootinthediredefeattoScotlandasChrisPatersonstoletheshowtogivethehostsamuch-needed18-10victory.Kirwansaid:\"ThekickingwasthedecisivefactorinScotlandwhichcostusanditcouldgodowntothekickingagainnexttime.\"ButIhavealotofconfidenceinmyplayersandIampositivewecanputeverythingtogetheragainstEngland.\"England",
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                    "andthenKaplanoptednottocalluponvideoevidencetoseeifJoshLewseyhadtoucheddownafterbeingdrivenoverIreland'sline.\n\nButcentreJamieNoonbelievesthesideatleastshowedbetterformthantheirprevioustwodefeats.\"Wedefinitelyimprovedagainstanin-formIrishside",
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                    "andIthinkweshowedthat.\"WehavegottomakesurewenowtaketheformandpositivesintotheItalygame.Weareundernoillusionsthatitisgoingtobeeasy",
                    "butwedefinitelyneedawin.\"Englandhavenowequalledan18-yearlowoffoursuccessivechampionshipdefeats",
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                    "andhavelostfourinarowunderAndyRobinson.Hispredecessor",
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                  "0": "Call for Kenteris to be cleared\n\nKostas Kenteris' lawyer has called for the doping charges against the Greek sprinter to be dropped.\n\nGregory Ioannidis has submitted new evidence to a Greek athletics tribunal which he claims proves the former Olympic champion has no case to answer. Kenteris and compatriot Katerina Thanou were given provisional suspensions in December for failing to take drugs tests before the Athens Olympics. The Greek tribunal is expected to give its verdict early next week. Kenteris and Thanou withdrew from the Athens Olympics last August after missing drugs tests on the eve of the opening ceremony. They were also alleged to have avoided tests in Tel Aviv and Chicago before the Games.\n\nBut Ioannidis said: \"Everything overwhelmingly shows that the charges should be dropped.\" Ioannidis also said he has presented evidence that will throw a different light on the events leading up to the pair's sensational withdrawal from the Athens Games. The lawyer added that he has proof the authorities \"knew\" Kenteris was in Germany at the time he was alleged to have missed a test in Chicago. Nick Davies, spokesman for athletics' ruling body the IAAF, which handed out the provisional bans, said: \"We can't comment because we were not present at the hearing and don't know what was said behind closed doors. \"We expect a verdict from the Greek Athletics Federation before the end of February and will obviously be making a statement then.\" Kenteris won 200m gold at the 2000 Sydney Olympics, while Thanou won silver in the 100m.\n",
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                  "0": "Curbishley delight for Johansson\n\nCharlton manager Alan Curbishley paid tribute to two-goal striker Jonatan Johansson after beating Norwich.\n\nCurbishley said after the 4-0 win: \"There was talk about Norwich being interested in the summer but I have a lot of faith in Jonatan. \"When there was talk of other clubs I just told him he was going nowhere. \"He's part of our squad and he got us a couple of important goals early on. I'm sure he's happy here, but I was delighted with all the players.\" Curbishley was subjected to criticism from Charlton fans recently, and he said: \"The thing about this club is that we have got where we are by all pulling in the same direction. \"That's happened for however long I've been here and we don't want people taking sides.\"\n",
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                    "CurbishleydelightforJohansson\n\nCharltonmanagerAlanCurbishleypaidtributetotwo-goalstrikerJonatanJohanssonafterbeatingNorwich.\n\nCurbishleysaidafterthe4-0win:\"TherewastalkaboutNorwichbeinginterestedinthesummerbutIhavealotoffaithinJonatan.\"WhentherewastalkofotherclubsIjusttoldhimhewasgoingnowhere.\"He'spartofoursquadandhegotusacoupleofimportantgoalsearlyon.I'msurehe'shappyhere",
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                  "0": "Kafer resigns as Saracens coach\n\nSaracens head coach Rod Kafer has resigned from the Premiership club.\n\nThe 33-year-old Australian, who replaced Wayne Shelford in August 2003, has decided to stand down after a disappointing start to the season. Saracens have decided to promote from within, with rugby manager Steve Diamond named as Kafer's replacement. \"Following talks about extending my contract, I came to the conclusion that my preference was to seek opportunities elsewhere,\" Kafer said. \"In light of this, chief executive Mark Sinderberry and I have decided that it is in the club's best interests that I stand down as head coach immediately. \"I would like to thank both Mark and the board of directors for their unwavering support during the last 18 months and wish the playing and management staff all the best for the remainder of the season.\" Kafer, who was part of the Australia team that won the World Cup in 1999, has been linked with a move to the new Perth-based Super 14 side. Saracens, the perennial under-achievers in the Premiership, have had a poor start to the season with only four victories in the first 11 league games.\n\nDespite finishing third from bottom last season, hopes were high for this campaign but they are currently eighth in the table. However the news of Kafer's decision comes just two days after their convincing 52-6 victory over Parma in the European Challenge Cup. Sinderberry said: \"On behalf of the board of directors, I would like to thank Rod for his efforts over the past 18 months. \"He took over the club at a difficult time and he leaves us in a better position with a more focused coaching and playing structure.\" Diamond is the latest man to be charged with winning Saracens' first trophy since the 1998 Tetley's Bitter Cup. He joined the club back in March after a successful three years with Sale.\n\nTogether with Jim Mallinder, Diamond steered the club to second in the Premiership as well as Parker Pen Shield glory. \"Steve will now take on the role of head coach and will be supported by the existing coaching staff,\" said Sinderberry. \"When Steve was appointed, it was with a view that he would succeed Rod should he take the decision to leave Saracens. \"Steve knows the club and the players and we believe he is the right person to take the role.\"\n",
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                    "whoreplacedWayneShelfordinAugust2003",
                    "hasdecidedtostanddownafteradisappointingstarttotheseason.Saracenshavedecidedtopromotefromwithin",
                    "withrugbymanagerSteveDiamondnamedasKafer'sreplacement.\"Followingtalksaboutextendingmycontract",
                    "Icametotheconclusionthatmypreferencewastoseekopportunitieselsewhere",
                    "\"Kafersaid.\"Inlightofthis",
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                    "hasbeenlinkedwithamovetothenewPerth-basedSuper14side.Saracens",
                    "theperennialunder-achieversinthePremiership",
                    "havehadapoorstarttotheseasonwithonlyfourvictoriesinthefirst11leaguegames.\n\nDespitefinishingthirdfrombottomlastseason",
                    "hopeswerehighforthiscampaignbuttheyarecurrentlyeighthinthetable.HoweverthenewsofKafer'sdecisioncomesjusttwodaysaftertheirconvincing52-6victoryoverParmaintheEuropeanChallengeCup.Sinderberrysaid:\"Onbehalfoftheboardofdirectors",
                    "IwouldliketothankRodforhiseffortsoverthepast18months.\"Hetookovertheclubatadifficulttimeandheleavesusinabetterpositionwithamorefocusedcoachingandplayingstructure.\"DiamondisthelatestmantobechargedwithwinningSaracens'firsttrophysincethe1998Tetley'sBitterCup.HejoinedtheclubbackinMarchafterasuccessfulthreeyearswithSale.\n\nTogetherwithJimMallinder",
                    "DiamondsteeredtheclubtosecondinthePremiershipaswellasParkerPenShieldglory.\"Stevewillnowtakeontheroleofheadcoachandwillbesupportedbytheexistingcoachingstaff",
                    "\"saidSinderberry.\"WhenStevewasappointed",
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                  "0": "Strachan turns down Pompey\n\nFormer Southampton manager Gordon Strachan has rejected the chance to become Portsmouth's new boss.\n\nThe Scot was Pompey chairman Milan Mandaric's first choice to replace Harry Redknapp, who left Fratton Park for rivals Saints earlier in December. \"I think it's a fantastic job for anybody apart from somebody who has just been the Southampton manager,\" Strachan told the BBC. Club director Terry Brady held initial talks with Strachan on Saturday. The former Scotland international added that joining Southampton's local rivals would not be a wise move. \"It's got everything going for it but I've got too many memories of the other side and I don't want to sour those memories,\" he said. \"Everything's right - it's 10 minutes away, there are good players there, a good set-up, a good atmosphere at the ground. \"There's lots to do but it's not right for somebody who has just been the Southampton manager.\" Since Redknapp's departure, executive director Velimir Zajec and coach Joe Jordan have overseen first-team affairs.\n\nThe duo had gone five matches unbeaten until Sunday's 1-0 defeat at home to champions Arsenal, but the club are still in a respectable 12th place in the Premiership table. Strachan left St Mary's in February, after earlier announcing his intention to take a break from the game at the end of the 2003-04 season. His previous managerial experience came at Coventry, whom he led for five years from 1996 to 2001.\n",
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                    "wholeftFrattonParkforrivalsSaintsearlierinDecember.\"Ithinkit'safantasticjobforanybodyapartfromsomebodywhohasjustbeentheSouthamptonmanager",
                    "\"StrachantoldtheBBC.ClubdirectorTerryBradyheldinitialtalkswithStrachanonSaturday.TheformerScotlandinternationaladdedthatjoiningSouthampton'slocalrivalswouldnotbeawisemove.\"It'sgoteverythinggoingforitbutI'vegottoomanymemoriesoftheothersideandIdon'twanttosourthosememories",
                    "\"hesaid.\"Everything'sright-it's10minutesaway",
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                    "agoodatmosphereattheground.\"There'slotstodobutit'snotrightforsomebodywhohasjustbeentheSouthamptonmanager.\"SinceRedknapp'sdeparture",
                    "executivedirectorVelimirZajecandcoachJoeJordanhaveoverseenfirst-teamaffairs.\n\nTheduohadgonefivematchesunbeatenuntilSunday's1-0defeatathometochampionsArsenal",
                    "buttheclubarestillinarespectable12thplaceinthePremiershiptable.StrachanleftStMary'sinFebruary",
                    "afterearlierannouncinghisintentiontotakeabreakfromthegameattheendofthe2003-04season.HispreviousmanagerialexperiencecameatCoventry",
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                  "0": "Rangers seal Old Firm win\n\nGoals from Gregory Vignal and Nacho Novo gave Rangers a scrappy victory at Celtic Park that moves them three points clear of the champions.\n\nRangers had rarely threatened until Celtic goalkeeper Rab Douglas let defender Vignal's 25-yard drive slip through his grasp and into the net. Opposite number Ronald Waterreus had been Rangers' hero, saving superbly from Craig Bellamy and John Hartson. Striker Novo secured victory, lobbing Douglas with eight minutes remaining. It ended Celtic's 11-game unbeaten run at home in Old Firm derbies and gave Rangers manager Alex McLeish his first victory at the home of his Glasgow rivals. Celtic had won their last six meetings on their home pitch, including twice already this season. They started confidently, with new signing Bellamy, on loan from Newcastle United, given his Celtic debut up front with Wales international colleague John Hartson and Chris Sutton dropping into midfield. It took Bellamy just four minutes to threaten, taking on Marvin Andrews before delivering a low drive that was held by Waterreus at the second attempt. He had an even better chance after Hartson dispossesed Sotiris Kyrgiakos and sent his strike partner clear with only the goalkeeper to beat. But Waterreus did well to beat away Bellamy's disappointing low drive from 16 yards. Waterreus came to the rescue again when the ball fell to Hartson just inside the box and the Dutch goalkeeper made a brave block. It was an Old Firm return for Barry Ferguson as McLeish stuck by the side that thumped four goals past Hibernian. But Rangers found Celtic harder to break down and Douglas was not threatened until 10 minutes after the break. Dado Prso turned inside Neil Lennon only for the Celtic goalkeeper to beat away his powerful 18-yard drive. A great defensive header by Andrews prevented Hartson pouncing from five yards out. Hartson foxed Vignal at the edge of the Rangers box, but the striker's shot on the turn was again beaten away by Waterreus. Rangers were beginning to dominate the midfield and Vignal, collecting a knock back from Fernando Ricksen, broke the deadlock, Douglas somehow letting the Frenchman's dipping drive slip through his grasp. Novo pounced on a moments' hesitation in the Celtic defence to latch on to a long ball from Ricksen and lob the ball over the advancing Douglas. Ricksen appeared to be hit by a coin, but it could not prevent Rangers' celebrations at the final whistle.\n\n: Douglas, McNamara, Balde, Varga, Laursen, Petrov, Lennon, Sutton, Thompson, Bellamy, Hartson.\n\nSubs: Marshall, Henchoz, Juninho Paulista, Lambert, Maloney, Wallace, McGeady.\n\n: Waterreus, Hutton, Kyrgiakos, Andrews, Ball, Buffel, Ferguson, Ricksen, Vignal, Prso, Novo.\n\nSubs: McGregor, Namouchi, Burke, Alex Rae, Malcolm, Thompson, Lovenkrands.\n\n: M McCurry\n",
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                    "takingonMarvinAndrewsbeforedeliveringalowdrivethatwasheldbyWaterreusatthesecondattempt.HehadanevenbetterchanceafterHartsondispossesedSotirisKyrgiakosandsenthisstrikepartnerclearwithonlythegoalkeepertobeat.ButWaterreusdidwelltobeatawayBellamy'sdisappointinglowdrivefrom16yards.WaterreuscametotherescueagainwhentheballfelltoHartsonjustinsidetheboxandtheDutchgoalkeepermadeabraveblock.ItwasanOldFirmreturnforBarryFergusonasMcLeishstuckbythesidethatthumpedfourgoalspastHibernian.ButRangersfoundCeltichardertobreakdownandDouglaswasnotthreateneduntil10minutesafterthebreak.DadoPrsoturnedinsideNeilLennononlyfortheCelticgoalkeepertobeatawayhispowerful18-yarddrive.AgreatdefensiveheaderbyAndrewspreventedHartsonpouncingfromfiveyardsout.HartsonfoxedVignalattheedgeoftheRangersbox",
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                    "DouglassomehowlettingtheFrenchman'sdippingdriveslipthroughhisgrasp.Novopouncedonamoments'hesitationintheCelticdefencetolatchontoalongballfromRicksenandlobtheballovertheadvancingDouglas.Ricksenappearedtobehitbyacoin",
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                  "0": "Highbury tunnel players in clear\n\nThe Football Association has said it will not be bringing charges over the tunnel incident prior to the Arsenal and Manchester United game.\n\nArsenal's Patrick Vieira had earlier denied accusations that he threatened Gary Neville before the 4-2 defeat. Vieira also clashed with opposing skipper Roy Keane and referee Graham Poll had to separate them. \"The referee has confirmed that he is satisfied he dealt with the incident at the time,\" said an FA statement. It means United's win will pass off without further intervention from the governing body, whose new chief executive Brian Barwick was in the Highbury stands.\n\n\"I didn't threaten anybody. They are big enough players to handle themselves,\" said Vieira. \"I had a talk with Roy Keane and that's it. Gary Neville is a big lad, he can handle himself. \"They just played better than us and deserved to win.\" Neville admitted there had been incidents before the game, but insisted it had not distracted his focus. \"There were a couple of things that did happen before the game which disappoint you,\" he said. \"Especially from players of that calibre, but it's a tough game and we've been around a long time.\" Neville admitted that he had not enjoyed the match, which was punctuated by fouls and the sending off of Mikael Silvestre for head-butting Freddie Ljungberg . \"I thought it was a horrible game in the first half, and it was not much better in the second,\" he said. \"There is no way that should have happened in a football match.\"\n\nAfter the match, Keane accused Vieira of starting the row. \"Patrick Vieira is 6ft 4in and having a go at Gary Neville. So I said, 'have a go at me',\" he said. \"If he wants to intimidate our players and thinks that Gary Neville is an easy target, I'm not having it.\" Manchester United manager Sir Alex Ferguson added: \"Vieira was well wound up for it. \"I've heard different stories. Patrick Vieira has apparently threatened some of our players and things like that.\"\n",
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                    "Highburytunnelplayersinclear\n\nTheFootballAssociationhassaiditwillnotbebringingchargesoverthetunnelincidentpriortotheArsenalandManchesterUnitedgame.\n\nArsenal'sPatrickVieirahadearlierdeniedaccusationsthathethreatenedGaryNevillebeforethe4-2defeat.VieiraalsoclashedwithopposingskipperRoyKeaneandrefereeGrahamPollhadtoseparatethem.\"Therefereehasconfirmedthatheissatisfiedhedealtwiththeincidentatthetime",
                    "\"saidanFAstatement.ItmeansUnited'swinwillpassoffwithoutfurtherinterventionfromthegoverningbody",
                    "whosenewchiefexecutiveBrianBarwickwasintheHighburystands.\n\n\"Ididn'tthreatenanybody.Theyarebigenoughplayerstohandlethemselves",
                    "\"saidVieira.\"IhadatalkwithRoyKeaneandthat'sit.GaryNevilleisabiglad",
                    "hecanhandlehimself.\"Theyjustplayedbetterthanusanddeservedtowin.\"Nevilleadmittedtherehadbeenincidentsbeforethegame",
                    "butinsistedithadnotdistractedhisfocus.\"Therewereacoupleofthingsthatdidhappenbeforethegamewhichdisappointyou",
                    "\"hesaid.\"Especiallyfromplayersofthatcalibre",
                    "butit'satoughgameandwe'vebeenaroundalongtime.\"Nevilleadmittedthathehadnotenjoyedthematch",
                    "whichwaspunctuatedbyfoulsandthesendingoffofMikaelSilvestreforhead-buttingFreddieLjungberg.\"Ithoughtitwasahorriblegameinthefirsthalf",
                    "anditwasnotmuchbetterinthesecond",
                    "\"hesaid.\"Thereisnowaythatshouldhavehappenedinafootballmatch.\"\n\nAfterthematch",
                    "KeaneaccusedVieiraofstartingtherow.\"PatrickVieirais6ft4inandhavingagoatGaryNeville.SoIsaid",
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                    "\"hesaid.\"IfhewantstointimidateourplayersandthinksthatGaryNevilleisaneasytarget",
                    "I'mnothavingit.\"ManchesterUnitedmanagerSirAlexFergusonadded:\"Vieirawaswellwoundupforit.\"I'vehearddifferentstories.PatrickVieirahasapparentlythreatenedsomeofourplayersandthingslikethat.\"\n"
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                  "0": "Hewitt fights back to reach final\n\nLleyton Hewitt kept his dream of an Australian Open title alive with a four-set win over Andy Roddick in Friday's second semi-final.\n\nThe home favourite will face Marat Safin in Sunday's final after coming through 3-6 7-6 (7-3) 7-6 (7-4) 6-1. Hewitt fought back from a set down and trailed in both tie-breaks but would not be denied, thrilling the Melbourne crowd with a typically battling effort. He is aiming to be the first Australian winner since Mark Edmondson in 1976. Hewitt is the first Australian to make the final since Pat Cash lost to Mats Wilander in 1988, but faces a huge challenge against Safin - the conqueror of Roger Federer. After needing five sets in his last two matches there was reason to think Hewitt might struggle for fitness. He certainly made a sluggish start, dropping his opening service game, and Roddick dominated with his huge serve as he took the first set.\n\nAfter 12 tense games in the second, the key moment came when Hewitt raised his game in the tie-break to overturn an early mini-break. That energised the crowd but Roddick was not finished and raced 4-1 clear in the crucial third before Hewitt pegged him back and forced another tie-break. Again Roddick broke first and again Hewitt fought back, taking the lead with a superb backhand pass.\n\nThe Australian was not to be denied and a disheartened Roddick made little impact in the fourth set as Hewitt raced to victory, sending the Melbourne crowd wild and ensuring the final will be a huge occasion. \"It's awesome,\" said Hewitt. \"I started preparing for this tournament nine months ago. \"I've done a lot of hard yards to get here. \"I've always said I'd do anything to get in the first night final at the Australian Open. Now I've got my chance.\" Roddick was furious with himself for failing to take advantage of leads in both tie-breaks. \"I'm usually pretty money in those,\" said Roddick. \"Either one of those would have given me a distinct advantage. \"I'm mad, I felt I was in there with a shot. He put himself in position to win big points. I donated a little more than I would have wanted.\" And the American played down the influence of one spectator who appeared to contribute to a double fault by shouting during Rodick's service action. \"It just took one jackass to shout out,\" said Roddick, adding that the crowd overall was \"very respectful\".\n",
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                    "thrillingtheMelbournecrowdwithatypicallybattlingeffort.HeisaimingtobethefirstAustralianwinnersinceMarkEdmondsonin1976.HewittisthefirstAustraliantomakethefinalsincePatCashlosttoMatsWilanderin1988",
                    "butfacesahugechallengeagainstSafin-theconquerorofRogerFederer.AfterneedingfivesetsinhislasttwomatchestherewasreasontothinkHewittmightstruggleforfitness.Hecertainlymadeasluggishstart",
                    "droppinghisopeningservicegame",
                    "andRoddickdominatedwithhishugeserveashetookthefirstset.\n\nAfter12tensegamesinthesecond",
                    "thekeymomentcamewhenHewittraisedhisgameinthetie-breaktooverturnanearlymini-break.ThatenergisedthecrowdbutRoddickwasnotfinishedandraced4-1clearinthecrucialthirdbeforeHewittpeggedhimbackandforcedanothertie-break.AgainRoddickbrokefirstandagainHewittfoughtback",
                    "takingtheleadwithasuperbbackhandpass.\n\nTheAustralianwasnottobedeniedandadisheartenedRoddickmadelittleimpactinthefourthsetasHewittracedtovictory",
                    "sendingtheMelbournecrowdwildandensuringthefinalwillbeahugeoccasion.\"It'sawesome",
                    "\"saidHewitt.\"Istartedpreparingforthistournamentninemonthsago.\"I'vedonealotofhardyardstogethere.\"I'vealwayssaidI'ddoanythingtogetinthefirstnightfinalattheAustralianOpen.NowI'vegotmychance.\"Roddickwasfuriouswithhimselfforfailingtotakeadvantageofleadsinbothtie-breaks.\"I'musuallyprettymoneyinthose",
                    "\"saidRoddick.\"Eitheroneofthosewouldhavegivenmeadistinctadvantage.\"I'mmad",
                    "IfeltIwasintherewithashot.Heputhimselfinpositiontowinbigpoints.IdonatedalittlemorethanIwouldhavewanted.\"AndtheAmericanplayeddowntheinfluenceofonespectatorwhoappearedtocontributetoadoublefaultbyshoutingduringRodick'sserviceaction.\"Itjusttookonejackasstoshoutout",
                    "\"saidRoddick",
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                  "0": "Martinez sees off Vinci challenge\n\nVeteran Spaniard Conchita Martinez came from a set down to beat Italian Roberta Vinci at the Qatar Open in Doha.\n\nThe 1994 Wimbledon champion won 5-7 6-0 6-2 to earn a second round meeting with French Open champion Anastasia Myskina. Fifth seed Patty Schnyder also had a battle as she needed three sets to beat China's Na Li 7-5 3-6 7-5. Slovakian Daniela Hantuchova beat Bulgarian Magdaleena Maleeva 4-6 6-4 6-3 to set up a second round clash with Russian Elena Bovina. The veteran Martinez found herself in trouble early on against Vinci with the Italian clinching the set thanks to breaks in the third and 11th games. But Vinci's game fell to pieces after that and Martinez swept her aside with some crisp cross-court returns and deft volleys. In the day's other matches, Japan's Ai Sugiyama defeated Australian Samantha Stosur 6-2 6-3 while Australian Nicole Pratt beat Tunisian Selima Sfar 7-5 6-2 and will next face compatriot Alicia Molik.\n",
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                    "MartinezseesoffVincichallenge\n\nVeteranSpaniardConchitaMartinezcamefromasetdowntobeatItalianRobertaVinciattheQatarOpeninDoha.\n\nThe1994Wimbledonchampionwon5-76-06-2toearnasecondroundmeetingwithFrenchOpenchampionAnastasiaMyskina.FifthseedPattySchnyderalsohadabattleassheneededthreesetstobeatChina'sNaLi7-53-67-5.SlovakianDanielaHantuchovabeatBulgarianMagdaleenaMaleeva4-66-46-3tosetupasecondroundclashwithRussianElenaBovina.TheveteranMartinezfoundherselfintroubleearlyonagainstVinciwiththeItalianclinchingthesetthankstobreaksinthethirdand11thgames.ButVinci'sgamefelltopiecesafterthatandMartinezsweptherasidewithsomecrispcross-courtreturnsanddeftvolleys.Intheday'sothermatches",
                    "Japan'sAiSugiyamadefeatedAustralianSamanthaStosur6-26-3whileAustralianNicolePrattbeatTunisianSelimaSfar7-56-2andwillnextfacecompatriotAliciaMolik.\n"
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                  "0": "Rochus shocks Coria in Auckland\n\nTop seed Guillermo Coria went out of the Heineken Open in Auckland on Thursday with a surprise loss to Olivier Rochus of Belgium.\n\nCoria lost the semi-final 6-4 6-4 to Rochus, who goes on to face Czech Jan Hernych, a 6-4 7-5 winner over Jose Acasuso of Argentina. Fifth seed Fernando Gonzalez eased past American Robby Ginepri 6-3 6-4. The Chilean will meet sixth seed Juan Ignacio Chela next after the Argentine beat Potito Starace 6-1 7-6 (7-5). Rochus made the semi-finals at the Australian hardcourt championships in Adelaide last week and is naturally delighted with his form. \"It's been two unbelievable weeks for me,\" he said. \"Today I knew I had nothing to lose. If I beat him great, if I lost, I would be losing to a top-10 player.\" Coria conceded that Rochus \"played just too good,\" and added: \"When you give your best out there you can't be too sad.\"\n",
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                    "\"hesaid.\"TodayIknewIhadnothingtolose.IfIbeathimgreat",
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                    "Iwouldbelosingtoatop-10player.\"CoriaconcededthatRochus\"playedjusttoogood",
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                  "0": "Shoaib ruled out of Test series\n\nFast bowler Shoaib Akhtar will miss Pakistan's Test series in India because he is still troubled by a hamstring injury and cannot be considered.\n\nHe suffered the injury in Australia last month and says his recovery will take another four to five weeks. The squad for India will be named on Saturday but he was quoted as saying: \"I don't want to play half fit.\" The news comes less than 24 hours after he was fined £265 for breaching the terms of his contract in Australia. He was accused of visiting nightclubs and talking to the media without permission, but denies the charges and has lodged an appeal against the decision of a disciplinary panel. However, Shoaib insisted his decision to pull out of the Test series had nothing to do with the outcome of the disciplinary hearing. \"My decision is not linked to the fine or warning,\" he said. \"It is an honest decision since I don't want to go half fit to India.\" Shoaib's absence will be a huge blow to Pakistan's chances of avenging last year's home Test series defeat by India. But he still hopes to be available for the six one-day internationals which follow the Test matches. \"I have informed the Pakistan Cricket Board of my decision and will inform them as soon as I get fit so if the team needs me at that stage I am available.\n\n\"I would love to play the one-day series provided the team needs me,\" he added. The 29-year-old, known as the Rawalpindi Express, is the quickest bowler in world cricket and has been clocked at 100mph. But his fitness record has been poor and he has missed 30 of the 66 Tests Pakistan have played since he made his debut in November 1997. Shoaib believes injuries are an inevitable part of the game for fast bowlers because of the amount of international cricket nowadays. But critics point to the fact that he has increased his workload by agreeing contracts with English counties. He had spells with Durham in 2003-04 and is due to play for Worcestershire in the second half of the 2005 season following a tour to the West Indies. Pakistan, meanwhile, are awaiting fitness reports on fellow seamers Mohammad Sami, Mohammad Khalil and Shabbir Ahmed before finalising their squad for India. Another paceman, Umar Gul, will definitely not make the trip because he is still undergoing rehabilitation following stress fractures in his back.\n",
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                    "ShoaibruledoutofTestseries\n\nFastbowlerShoaibAkhtarwillmissPakistan'sTestseriesinIndiabecauseheisstilltroubledbyahamstringinjuryandcannotbeconsidered.\n\nHesufferedtheinjuryinAustralialastmonthandsayshisrecoverywilltakeanotherfourtofiveweeks.ThesquadforIndiawillbenamedonSaturdaybuthewasquotedassaying:\"Idon'twanttoplayhalffit.\"Thenewscomeslessthan24hoursafterhewasfined£265forbreachingthetermsofhiscontractinAustralia.Hewasaccusedofvisitingnightclubsandtalkingtothemediawithoutpermission",
                    "butdeniesthechargesandhaslodgedanappealagainstthedecisionofadisciplinarypanel.However",
                    "ShoaibinsistedhisdecisiontopulloutoftheTestserieshadnothingtodowiththeoutcomeofthedisciplinaryhearing.\"Mydecisionisnotlinkedtothefineorwarning",
                    "\"hesaid.\"ItisanhonestdecisionsinceIdon'twanttogohalffittoIndia.\"Shoaib'sabsencewillbeahugeblowtoPakistan'schancesofavenginglastyear'shomeTestseriesdefeatbyIndia.Buthestillhopestobeavailableforthesixone-dayinternationalswhichfollowtheTestmatches.\"IhaveinformedthePakistanCricketBoardofmydecisionandwillinformthemassoonasIgetfitsoiftheteamneedsmeatthatstageIamavailable.\n\n\"Iwouldlovetoplaytheone-dayseriesprovidedtheteamneedsme",
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                    "knownastheRawalpindiExpress",
                    "isthequickestbowlerinworldcricketandhasbeenclockedat100mph.Buthisfitnessrecordhasbeenpoorandhehasmissed30ofthe66TestsPakistanhaveplayedsincehemadehisdebutinNovember1997.Shoaibbelievesinjuriesareaninevitablepartofthegameforfastbowlersbecauseoftheamountofinternationalcricketnowadays.ButcriticspointtothefactthathehasincreasedhisworkloadbyagreeingcontractswithEnglishcounties.HehadspellswithDurhamin2003-04andisduetoplayforWorcestershireinthesecondhalfofthe2005seasonfollowingatourtotheWestIndies.Pakistan",
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                  "0": "Liverpool revel in night of glory\n\nLiverpool manager Rafael Benitez said their qualification for the next stage of the Champions League was \"one of the proudest nights of my career.\"\n\nThe Reds beat Olympiakos 3-1 with a late Steven Gerrard strike and Benitez said: \"It was a really great night. \"The players ran hard all the time and you see how much it means to the fans. \"We knew before the game that it was very important for the club to gain these extra finances. For Liverpool, this result is very, very important.\" Benitez hailed Gerrard for his match-winning strike four minutes from time and also the Anfield crowd for sticking by their side after they had fallen a goal behind at the interval. The Reds scored three second-half goals in a sensational comeback capped by Gerrard's 20-yard drive. He added: \"Steven can play all over the pitch and he influences every part of the game.\n\n\"I have said to him many times that he has the freedom because he has talent and is very important to us. \"I felt that the difference between the sides was really our supporters, I cannot thank them enough. \"I want to say thank-you to the supporters, they were magnificent to help us achieve this result.\" Gerrard admitted he thought they were going out of the Champions League after trailing 1-0 at half-time. He said: \"I'd be lying if I thought we were going through when we were losing at half-time.\n\n\"We had a mountain to climb, but we have climbed it and credit to everyone. \"That was one of the best goals I have scored, I caught it sweet, I haven't caught one like that for ages. It was a massive night for me and the team.\" Liverpool's win means all four of England's Champions League representatives have reached the knockout stages for the first time.\n",
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                    "veryimportant.\"BenitezhailedGerrardforhismatch-winningstrikefourminutesfromtimeandalsotheAnfieldcrowdforstickingbytheirsideaftertheyhadfallenagoalbehindattheinterval.TheRedsscoredthreesecond-halfgoalsinasensationalcomebackcappedbyGerrard's20-yarddrive.Headded:\"Stevencanplayalloverthepitchandheinfluenceseverypartofthegame.\n\n\"Ihavesaidtohimmanytimesthathehasthefreedombecausehehastalentandisveryimportanttous.\"Ifeltthatthedifferencebetweenthesideswasreallyoursupporters",
                    "Icannotthankthemenough.\"Iwanttosaythank-youtothesupporters",
                    "theyweremagnificenttohelpusachievethisresult.\"GerrardadmittedhethoughttheyweregoingoutoftheChampionsLeagueaftertrailing1-0athalf-time.Hesaid:\"I'dbelyingifIthoughtweweregoingthroughwhenwewerelosingathalf-time.\n\n\"Wehadamountaintoclimb",
                    "butwehaveclimbeditandcredittoeveryone.\"ThatwasoneofthebestgoalsIhavescored",
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                    "Ihaven'tcaughtonelikethatforages.Itwasamassivenightformeandtheteam.\"Liverpool'swinmeansallfourofEngland'sChampionsLeaguerepresentativeshavereachedtheknockoutstagesforthefirsttime.\n"
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                  "0": "Chelsea clinch cup in extra-time\n\n(after extra-time - score at 90 mins 1-1)\n\nJohn Arne Riise volleyed Liverpool ahead after 45 seconds but Steven Gerrard scored a 79th-minute own goal. Blues boss Jose Mourinho was sent off for taunting Liverpool fans after the goal and he watched on television as his side went on to win the game. Drogba and Kezman scored from close range before Antonio Nunez's header made for a tense finale. It was an amazing climax which gave Mourinho his first silverware as Chelsea manager. Yet it was controversial too, after Mourinho's sending off, apparently for putting his finger to his lips to hush the Liverpool fans. There was no hushing them after the extraordinary opening in which the Reds took a stunning lead inside the first minute.\n\nRiise could not have connected any better with Morientes' cross as he smashed a left-foot volley past Petr Cech. The goal, the quickest-ever in a League Cup final, stunned a Blues side whose previously rock-solid confidence had been shaken by consecutive losses to Newcastle and Barcelona in the previous week. The Blues' attacking chances were limited, and Jerzy Dudek was equal to Frank Lampard's powerfully-struck drive and Drogba's low shot. Despite their frustration, Chelsea began to dominate midfield without seriously threatening to break Liverpool's well-organised defence.\n\nJoe Cole had a shot blocked and a promising Damien Duff break was halted by a good tackle from Djimi Traore, but the Reds reached half-time without any major scares. The Blues began the second half with more urgency and pegged Liverpool back. Nevertheless, Liverpool were living dangerously and they needed a fantastic double save from Dudek on 54 minutes, first at full stretch from Gudjohnsen's header, then to smother William Gallas' follow-up. And despite Chelsea's possession, it was Liverpool who fashioned the next clear opportunity as Luis Garcia fed Dietmar Hamann whose shot forced a superb save from Cech. And the Blues' increasingly adventurous approach saw Liverpool earn another chance on the break on 75 minutes as Paulo Ferreira denied Gerrard with a last-ditch tackle. But Gerrard was on the scoresheet minutes later - in the most unfortunate fashion - as he inadvertently deflected Ferrerira's free-kick past his own keeper and in off the post to bring Chelsea level. That prompted Mourinho's reaction which saw him sent off, but Chelsea still pressed and Duff had a chance to win the game with seven minutes remaining. Dudek saved bravely at the Irishman's feet, while Milan Baros shot wildly at the other end to ensure extra time. Drogba almost headed Chelsea in front two minutes into extra-time but the striker saw the ball rebound off the post. But seconds after the half-time interval, Drogba made no mistake, picking the ball up from Glen Johnson's long throw inside the six-yard box and sidefooting home. And Kezman appeared to have made the game safe as he netted from close range after Gudjohnsen's cross in the 110th minute. There was still drama as Nunez beat Cech to a high ball with six minutes remaining to head his side level, but despite Liverpool's desperate attacks, Chelsea clung on to win.\n\nDudek, Finnan, Carragher, Hyypia, Traore (Biscan 67), Luis Garcia, Gerrard, Hamann, Riise, Kewell (Nunez 56), Morientes (Baros 74).\n\nSubs Not Used: Pellegrino, Carson.\n\nHyypia, Traore, Hamann, Carragher.\n\nRiise 1, Nunez 113.\n\nCech, Paulo Ferreira, Ricardo Carvalho, Terry, Gallas (Kezman 74), Jarosik (Gudjohnsen 45), Lampard, Makelele, Cole (Johnson 81), Drogba, Duff.\n\nSubs Not Used: Pidgeley, Tiago.\n\nLampard, Kezman, Drogba, Duff.\n\nGerrard 79 og, Drogba 107, Kezman 112.\n\n78,000\n\nS Bennett (Kent).\n",
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                    "afterMourinho'ssendingoff",
                    "apparentlyforputtinghisfingertohislipstohushtheLiverpoolfans.TherewasnohushingthemaftertheextraordinaryopeninginwhichtheRedstookastunningleadinsidethefirstminute.\n\nRiisecouldnothaveconnectedanybetterwithMorientes'crossashesmashedaleft-footvolleypastPetrCech.Thegoal",
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                    "andJerzyDudekwasequaltoFrankLampard'spowerfully-struckdriveandDrogba'slowshot.Despitetheirfrustration",
                    "ChelseabegantodominatemidfieldwithoutseriouslythreateningtobreakLiverpool'swell-organiseddefence.\n\nJoeColehadashotblockedandapromisingDamienDuffbreakwashaltedbyagoodtacklefromDjimiTraore",
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                    "butChelseastillpressedandDuffhadachancetowinthegamewithsevenminutesremaining.DudeksavedbravelyattheIrishman'sfeet",
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                  "0": "Time to get tough on friendlies?\n\nFor an international manager, a friendly provides an important opportunity to work with your players.\n\nThe only problem is that the game itself can often be a farce. Some people have been saying it would be better to get the players together for the week, and do away with the 90 minutes at the end.\n\nI would say it's 50-50 whether you should have these games or not, and if you look at it that way you would probably say you're better not doing so. It would certainly keep club managers happy, as it would reduce the risk of players returning to domestic duty injured. But international bosses will tell you that scrapping friendlies is counterproductive because the only way for a team to get better is by playing. The more you play together, the easier it is when it comes to the crunch in games like World Cup quarter-finals against Brazil. Often in friendlies, though, a manager will play his strongest side for the first 45 minutes and then send out an entirely different one in the second half. And it's very difficult for any player to come on as substitute in a side with a few changes, let alone a whole team's worth. The debate will rage on, and I'm not sure there is a satisfactory solution. One manager who has got it right this week is Walter Smith. The new Scotland manager has decided to have a training camp instead of a friendly for his first international week since replacing Berti Vogts. It is the sort of move you would expect from Walter, who is a canny manager.\n\nThe players have had such a hard time recently that he is better off getting them together in a relaxed atmosphere and trying to generate some team spirit before the next World Cup qualifiers. If he had sent them out on Wednesday and they had been badly beaten, it would have done them no good whatsoever. John Toshack has his first game in charge of Wales, and it will be important for him to get a decent result against Hungary. He will have his own ideas on individuals and how to play and will probably look more at the performance, but the public wants results. It's extremely difficult to get the balance for friendlies. If you win, people forget them, but if you lose it becomes a stat that can be used against you. England's game against Holland is a good example. It looks like a good opportunity to try out players like Middlesbrough winger Stewart Downing or Crystal Palace striker Andy Johnson. But you have got to remember Sven-Goran Eriksson's side were given a lesson by Spain in the last game they played.\n\nThe injury problems in defence should at least give the likes of Wes Brown and Jamie Carragher a chance to impress. For the club managers, it will simply be a case of waiting at home with fingers crossed.\n",
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                    "Timetogettoughonfriendlies?\n\nForaninternationalmanager",
                    "afriendlyprovidesanimportantopportunitytoworkwithyourplayers.\n\nTheonlyproblemisthatthegameitselfcanoftenbeafarce.Somepeoplehavebeensayingitwouldbebettertogettheplayerstogetherfortheweek",
                    "anddoawaywiththe90minutesattheend.\n\nIwouldsayit's50-50whetheryoushouldhavethesegamesornot",
                    "andifyoulookatitthatwayyouwouldprobablysayyou'rebetternotdoingso.Itwouldcertainlykeepclubmanagershappy",
                    "asitwouldreducetheriskofplayersreturningtodomesticdutyinjured.Butinternationalbosseswilltellyouthatscrappingfriendliesiscounterproductivebecausetheonlywayforateamtogetbetterisbyplaying.Themoreyouplaytogether",
                    "theeasieritiswhenitcomestothecrunchingameslikeWorldCupquarter-finalsagainstBrazil.Ofteninfriendlies",
                    "though",
                    "amanagerwillplayhisstrongestsideforthefirst45minutesandthensendoutanentirelydifferentoneinthesecondhalf.Andit'sverydifficultforanyplayertocomeonassubstituteinasidewithafewchanges",
                    "letaloneawholeteam'sworth.Thedebatewillrageon",
                    "andI'mnotsurethereisasatisfactorysolution.OnemanagerwhohasgotitrightthisweekisWalterSmith.ThenewScotlandmanagerhasdecidedtohaveatrainingcampinsteadofafriendlyforhisfirstinternationalweeksincereplacingBertiVogts.ItisthesortofmoveyouwouldexpectfromWalter",
                    "whoisacannymanager.\n\nTheplayershavehadsuchahardtimerecentlythatheisbetteroffgettingthemtogetherinarelaxedatmosphereandtryingtogeneratesometeamspiritbeforethenextWorldCupqualifiers.IfhehadsentthemoutonWednesdayandtheyhadbeenbadlybeaten",
                    "itwouldhavedonethemnogoodwhatsoever.JohnToshackhashisfirstgameinchargeofWales",
                    "anditwillbeimportantforhimtogetadecentresultagainstHungary.Hewillhavehisownideasonindividualsandhowtoplayandwillprobablylookmoreattheperformance",
                    "butthepublicwantsresults.It'sextremelydifficulttogetthebalanceforfriendlies.Ifyouwin",
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                    "butifyouloseitbecomesastatthatcanbeusedagainstyou.England'sgameagainstHollandisagoodexample.ItlookslikeagoodopportunitytotryoutplayerslikeMiddlesbroughwingerStewartDowningorCrystalPalacestrikerAndyJohnson.ButyouhavegottorememberSven-GoranEriksson'ssideweregivenalessonbySpaininthelastgametheyplayed.\n\nTheinjuryproblemsindefenceshouldatleastgivethelikesofWesBrownandJamieCarragherachancetoimpress.Fortheclubmanagers",
                    "itwillsimplybeacaseofwaitingathomewithfingerscrossed.\n"
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                  "0": "Newcastle move in for Boa Morte\n\nNewcastle manager Graeme Souness has confirmed Fulham striker Luis Boa Morte is his latest transfer target.\n\nSouness wants to add the £3m-rated Portugal international to his revamped squad during the transfer window. He said: \"We have declared an interest in him. The chairman is working hard to bring at least one more body in before this window goes past.\" Souness may offer Olivier Bernard, Titus Bramble or Lee Bowyer as bait in a deal for the 27-year-old. The Newcastle boss also unveiled Jean-Alain Boumsong, his £8m buy from Ranger, and defender Celestine Babayaro, a £1m capture from Chelsea, as he revamps his squad. Fulham have insisted Boa Morte is not for sale and hope he will agree a new contract - but Souness is determined to land his man.\n",
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                    "asherevampshissquad.FulhamhaveinsistedBoaMorteisnotforsaleandhopehewillagreeanewcontract-butSounessisdeterminedtolandhisman.\n"
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                  "0": "Johnson announces June retirement\n\nFormer England captain Martin Johnson has announced he is to retire from rugby union at the end of the season.\n\nJohnson, who captained England to World Cup glory in 2003, will play his final match in June. Johnson won 84 England caps and quit Test rugby at the start of 2004, just two months after leading Sir Clive Woodward's team to victory in Sydney. The 34-year-old Leicester lock's final match will be his testimonial at Twickenham on 4 June. \"I'm confident I have made the right decision to retire,\" said Johnson. \"I'm sure there will be times next season when I'll wish I was out there playing for the Tigers, but you know when the time is right to go and I feel this is the right time. \"I feel physically that I could play for another season, but playing week in and week out in the Premiership is a full-time occupation and I only want to be out there for the right reasons.\" Johnson will always be revered by England fans for captaining England to their dramatic World Cup win against Australia in Sydney, but his list of achievements does not stop at that.\n\nHe is the only man to captain the Lions twice and he also led England to a Six Nations Grand Slam. Johnson also had huge success as captain of Leicester, guiding the Tigers to back to back Heineken Cup victories and several Premiership titles. Apart from his marvellous captaincy Johnson was also one of the finest second rows to ever play the game. Teak tough and physically intimidating, he ruled the rucks and mauls for the best part of a decade and was integral in England's rise to the top of the world game. His final appearance will be in his testimonial at Twickenham, where he will lead a team against a side captained by New Zealand winger Jonah Lomu. The All Black is aiming to return to action after a kidney transplant and Johnson expects it to be a memorable occasion. \"This game against Jonah will be a great way to end the season and end my career,\" said Johnson. Lomu, rugby union's first global superstar after his exploits in the 1995 World Cup, said he was proud to be part of Johnson's farewell. \"We hold him in such high esteem,\" said Lomu. \"He is such a great leader and I am just honoured to be on the same pitch.\"\n",
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                    "JohnsonannouncesJuneretirement\n\nFormerEnglandcaptainMartinJohnsonhasannouncedheistoretirefromrugbyunionattheendoftheseason.\n\nJohnson",
                    "whocaptainedEnglandtoWorldCupgloryin2003",
                    "willplayhisfinalmatchinJune.Johnsonwon84EnglandcapsandquitTestrugbyatthestartof2004",
                    "justtwomonthsafterleadingSirCliveWoodward'steamtovictoryinSydney.The34-year-oldLeicesterlock'sfinalmatchwillbehistestimonialatTwickenhamon4June.\"I'mconfidentIhavemadetherightdecisiontoretire",
                    "\"saidJohnson.\"I'msuretherewillbetimesnextseasonwhenI'llwishIwasoutthereplayingfortheTigers",
                    "butyouknowwhenthetimeisrighttogoandIfeelthisistherighttime.\"IfeelphysicallythatIcouldplayforanotherseason",
                    "butplayingweekinandweekoutinthePremiershipisafull-timeoccupationandIonlywanttobeouttherefortherightreasons.\"JohnsonwillalwaysbereveredbyEnglandfansforcaptainingEnglandtotheirdramaticWorldCupwinagainstAustraliainSydney",
                    "buthislistofachievementsdoesnotstopatthat.\n\nHeistheonlymantocaptaintheLionstwiceandhealsoledEnglandtoaSixNationsGrandSlam.JohnsonalsohadhugesuccessascaptainofLeicester",
                    "guidingtheTigerstobacktobackHeinekenCupvictoriesandseveralPremiershiptitles.ApartfromhismarvellouscaptaincyJohnsonwasalsooneofthefinestsecondrowstoeverplaythegame.Teaktoughandphysicallyintimidating",
                    "heruledtherucksandmaulsforthebestpartofadecadeandwasintegralinEngland'srisetothetopoftheworldgame.HisfinalappearancewillbeinhistestimonialatTwickenham",
                    "wherehewillleadateamagainstasidecaptainedbyNewZealandwingerJonahLomu.TheAllBlackisaimingtoreturntoactionafterakidneytransplantandJohnsonexpectsittobeamemorableoccasion.\"ThisgameagainstJonahwillbeagreatwaytoendtheseasonandendmycareer",
                    "\"saidJohnson.Lomu",
                    "rugbyunion'sfirstglobalsuperstarafterhisexploitsinthe1995WorldCup",
                    "saidhewasproudtobepartofJohnson'sfarewell.\"Weholdhiminsuchhighesteem",
                    "\"saidLomu.\"HeissuchagreatleaderandIamjusthonouredtobeonthesamepitch.\"\n"
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                  "0": "Aussies tighten grip\n\nFirst Test, Perth, day three: Australia 381 & 361-5 dec; Pakistan 179 & 18-1 (close)\n\nThe home side declared their second innings on 361-5, a lead of 563, and Pakistan were 18-1 at the close. Martyn made no mistake after Ricky Ponting was stumped for 98 and Justin Langer bowled by Abdul Razzaq for 97. Left to survive six overs before the close, Pakistan lost Imran Farhat, who was lbw to Glenn McGrath for one. Pakistan's cause was not helped by the absence of skipper Inzamam-ul-Haq and paceman Shoaib Akhtar for most of the afternoon. Inzamam stayed in the dressing room suffering from a stomach upset, while Shoaib hurt his left shoulder while trying to make a diving save in the field.\n\nHe had taken the only wicket to fall during the morning, bowling Matthew Hayden for 10 with an inswinger as Australia advanced their score from 15-0 to 110-1. Langer's fifty arrived off 84 balls and he struck 14 fours as he and Ponting shared a second wicket stand of 163. It looked odds on that he would become the first man ever to make a hundred in each innings of a Test at the Waca when Razzaq found a way through as he attempted to drive.\n\nBut Langer, who made 191 in the first innings, is now the highest run scorer in Tests in 2004 with 1,426, including five centuries. Ponting was on 92 at the tea interval and well set to reach three figures for the first time this year. He was denied, however, when he missed an attempted sweep of Danish Kaneria and keeper Kamran Akmal whipped off the bails - a dismissal confirmed by the TV umpire. Darren Lehmann was bowled by Kaneria for five, but Michael Clarke joined Martyn in a stand of 79 for the fifth wicket before he was caught by the revived Inzamam off Mohammad Sami for 27. Martyn reached three figures in the next over, a 121-ball knock featuring 11 boundaries, and Ponting immediately made the declaration. The Pakistan openers walked to the middle under intense pressure and it proved too much for Farhat, who shouldered arms to an inswinging delivery from McGrath. But partner Salman Butt survived to reach stumps on eight not out and Younis Khan drove the day's penultimate delivery from Jason Gillespie through extra cover for four to finish on seven.\n\nRicky Ponting (c), Justin Langer, Matthew Hayden, Damien Martyn, Darren Lehmann, Michael Clarke, Adam Gilchrist, Shane Warne, Jason Gillespie, Michael Kasprowicz, Glenn McGrath. 12th man: Brett Lee.\n\nInzamam-ul-Haq, Imran Farhat, Salman Butt, Younis Khan, Yousuf Youhanna, Abdul Razzaq, Kamran Akmal, Shoaib Akhtar, Danish Kaneria, Mohammad Sami, Mohammad Khalil. 12th man: Yasir Hameed.\n",
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                    "bowlingMatthewHaydenfor10withaninswingerasAustraliaadvancedtheirscorefrom15-0to110-1.Langer'sfiftyarrivedoff84ballsandhestruck14foursasheandPontingsharedasecondwicketstandof163.ItlookedoddsonthathewouldbecomethefirstmanevertomakeahundredineachinningsofaTestattheWacawhenRazzaqfoundawaythroughasheattemptedtodrive.\n\nButLanger",
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                  "0": "Kluft impressed by Sotherton form\n\nOlympic heptathlon champion Carolina Kluft was full of admiration for Britain's Kelly Sotherton as the pair prepared to clash in Birmingham.\n\nBoth will be in action on Friday in the 60m hurdles and long jump ahead of the European Indoor Championships later this month in Madrid. Sotherton finished third behind the Swede in Athens, and Kluft said: \"I knew about her, she's a great girl. \"She looked very good early in the season and was competing really well.\" Kluft showed impressive early-season form on Tuesday in Stockholm's GE Galan meeting, winning the sprint hurdles, the long jump and the 400m. Sotherton has also displayed promise, with a new high jump personal best in Sheffield at the combined Norwich Union European trials and AAA Championships, and a second place in the long jump behind Jade Johnson.\n",
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                    "andKluftsaid:\"Iknewabouther",
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                    "withanewhighjumppersonalbestinSheffieldatthecombinedNorwichUnionEuropeantrialsandAAAChampionships",
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                  "0": "Greek pair set for hearing\n\nKostas Kenteris and Katerina Thanou will fight the provisional two-year bans imposed on them by the IAAF at an independent tribunal this weekend.\n\nAthletics' ruling body took action against the pair for failing to take drugs tests before the Athens Olympics. An independent tribunal of the Greek Track and Field Federation will meet to decide whether to ratify the sanction. The sprint duo face charges of failing to give information on their location and refusing to submit to a drugs test. Kenteris' lawyer Gregory Ioannidis told BBC Sport: \"We refute both charges as unsubstantiated and illogical. \"There have been certain breaches in the correct application of the rules on behalf of the sporting authorities and their officials, and these procedural breaches have also violated my client's rights. \"There is also evidence that proves the fact that my client has been persecuted.\" Ioannidis, who is a law lecturer at the University of Buckingham, added: \"One of the important rights and foundations of law and justice - that the accused should be presumed innocent unless proved otherwise - has been tarnished.\" The panel will also decide on the two-year ban imposed on the athletes' controversial coach Christos Tzekos by the IAAF. Kenteris, the 2000 Olympic 200m champion, and Thanou, the women's 100m silver medallist from the same Games in Sydney, quit the Olympics on 18 August after failing to give samples on the eve of the opening ceremony.\n\nTesters could not find them at the Olympic village and the duo were later admitted to hospital after claiming to have been involved in a motorcycle accident. They also missed tests in Tel Aviv, Chicago and Athens before the Games. In imposing two-year suspensions on the duo on 22 December, the IAAF described their explanations for missing the tests as \"unacceptable\". Whatever the findings of the independent tribunal, all parties will have the right to appeal to the Court of Arbitration for Sport. The tribunal hearing will take place at the Hellenic Olympic Committee building. It will start at 1200 GMT on Saturday and is expected to finish early next week. The tribunal panel will consist of five members - president Konstantinos Panagopoulos and Panagiotis Dimakos, Haralabos Hrisanthakis, Stilianos Perakis and Ioannis Karmis. Kenteris and Thanou also face criminal charges in Greece for allegedly faking the motorcycle accident. Eight criminal charges have been laid against the sprinters as well as Tzekos, an eyewitness to the accident and hospital officials. But there has been speculation that the charges could be dropped.\n",
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                    "Greekpairsetforhearing\n\nKostasKenterisandKaterinaThanouwillfighttheprovisionaltwo-yearbansimposedonthembytheIAAFatanindependenttribunalthisweekend.\n\nAthletics'rulingbodytookactionagainstthepairforfailingtotakedrugstestsbeforetheAthensOlympics.AnindependenttribunaloftheGreekTrackandFieldFederationwillmeettodecidewhethertoratifythesanction.Thesprintduofacechargesoffailingtogiveinformationontheirlocationandrefusingtosubmittoadrugstest.Kenteris'lawyerGregoryIoannidistoldBBCSport:\"Werefutebothchargesasunsubstantiatedandillogical.\"Therehavebeencertainbreachesinthecorrectapplicationoftherulesonbehalfofthesportingauthoritiesandtheirofficials",
                    "andtheseproceduralbreacheshavealsoviolatedmyclient'srights.\"Thereisalsoevidencethatprovesthefactthatmyclienthasbeenpersecuted.\"Ioannidis",
                    "whoisalawlecturerattheUniversityofBuckingham",
                    "added:\"Oneoftheimportantrightsandfoundationsoflawandjustice-thattheaccusedshouldbepresumedinnocentunlessprovedotherwise-hasbeentarnished.\"Thepanelwillalsodecideonthetwo-yearbanimposedontheathletes'controversialcoachChristosTzekosbytheIAAF.Kenteris",
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                    "andThanou",
                    "thewomen's100msilvermedallistfromthesameGamesinSydney",
                    "quittheOlympicson18Augustafterfailingtogivesamplesontheeveoftheopeningceremony.\n\nTesterscouldnotfindthemattheOlympicvillageandtheduowerelateradmittedtohospitalafterclaimingtohavebeeninvolvedinamotorcycleaccident.TheyalsomissedtestsinTelAviv",
                    "ChicagoandAthensbeforetheGames.Inimposingtwo-yearsuspensionsontheduoon22December",
                    "theIAAFdescribedtheirexplanationsformissingthetestsas\"unacceptable\".Whateverthefindingsoftheindependenttribunal",
                    "allpartieswillhavetherighttoappealtotheCourtofArbitrationforSport.ThetribunalhearingwilltakeplaceattheHellenicOlympicCommitteebuilding.Itwillstartat1200GMTonSaturdayandisexpectedtofinishearlynextweek.Thetribunalpanelwillconsistoffivemembers-presidentKonstantinosPanagopoulosandPanagiotisDimakos",
                    "HaralabosHrisanthakis",
                    "StilianosPerakisandIoannisKarmis.KenterisandThanoualsofacecriminalchargesinGreeceforallegedlyfakingthemotorcycleaccident.EightcriminalchargeshavebeenlaidagainstthesprintersaswellasTzekos",
                    "aneyewitnesstotheaccidentandhospitalofficials.Buttherehasbeenspeculationthatthechargescouldbedropped.\n"
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                  "0": "Klinsmann issues Lehmann warning\n\nGermany coach Jurgen Klinsmann has warned goalkeeper Jens Lehmann he may have to quit Arsenal to keep his World Cup dreams alive.\n\nLehmann is understudy to Oliver Kahn in the German squad, but has lost his place to Manuel Alumnia at Highbury. Klinsmann said: \"It will be difficult for any of our players if he is not a first-choice at his club. \"If Jens is not Arsenal's number one keeper, that is a problem for me. He must be playing regularly.\" Lehmann is desperate to keep his place in the Germany squad when the country hosts the World Cup in 2006. Klinsmann added: \"If he is not playing regularly he cannot be Germany's number one keeper, or even number two keeper. \"The situation for Jens is that he is currently the number two keeper at Arsenal. This could be critical if it remains the same during next season.\"\n",
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                    "KlinsmannissuesLehmannwarning\n\nGermanycoachJurgenKlinsmannhaswarnedgoalkeeperJensLehmannhemayhavetoquitArsenaltokeephisWorldCupdreamsalive.\n\nLehmannisunderstudytoOliverKahnintheGermansquad",
                    "buthaslosthisplacetoManuelAlumniaatHighbury.Klinsmannsaid:\"Itwillbedifficultforanyofourplayersifheisnotafirst-choiceathisclub.\"IfJensisnotArsenal'snumberonekeeper",
                    "thatisaproblemforme.Hemustbeplayingregularly.\"LehmannisdesperatetokeephisplaceintheGermanysquadwhenthecountryhoststheWorldCupin2006.Klinsmannadded:\"IfheisnotplayingregularlyhecannotbeGermany'snumberonekeeper",
                    "orevennumbertwokeeper.\"ThesituationforJensisthatheiscurrentlythenumbertwokeeperatArsenal.Thiscouldbecriticalifitremainsthesameduringnextseason.\"\n"
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                  "0": "Preview: Ireland v England (Sun)\n\nLansdowne Road, Dublin\n\nSunday, 27 February\n\n1500 GMT\n\nBBC1, Radio 4 LW and this website\n\nIreland are going for their first Grand Slam since 1948 after two opening wins, and England represent their sternest test of the Championship so far. England were sloppy and leaderless in the defeats against Wales and France and another loss would be unthinkable. The pressure is on coach Andy Robinson and his side have to deliver.\n\nDespite England's dramatic dip in form since the World Cup final - they have lost eight of their last 13 matches - Ireland coach Eddie O'Sullivan says his side should not underestimate the visitors. \"Had they kicked their points they would have beaten France and that would have created a different landscape for Sunday,\" he said. \"This is England we are talking about. They have a depth of talent and a very good record against Ireland. \"They will target a victory in Dublin as the turning point in their Six Nations.\" The differences between the sides is also highlighted in the team selections for the Dublin encounter.\n\nIreland, despite having Gordon D'Arcy still out injured, have been boosted by the return of star skipper Brian O'Driscoll who missed the Scotland game with a hamstring injury. \"The knowledge that the England game was coming up really helped during rehabilitation,\" he said. \"The will to play in this game was enormous. It doesn't get much bigger than England at home.\" As well as entering the tournament without players like Jonny Wilkinson, Mike Tindall and Richard Hill, England have now lost two tighthead props in Julian White and Phil Vickery while blind-side flanker Lewis Moody is a major concern. Robinson, who received a lot of flak for the inclusion and then dropping of centre Mathew Tait, has kept faith with kicking fly-half Charlie Hodgson despite his horror show at Twickenham. If England slump in Dublin, it will be their worst run of results in the Championship since 1987.\n\nBut Robinson was bullish during the week about the game, saying that his side \"are going there to get in their faces\", and has identified the line-out and tackle area as the key to England's chances. And despite the recent results, skipper Jason Robinson believes there is nothing wrong with the mood in the camp. \"There is no lack of confidence in the team,\" said the Sale full-back. \"We have had a good week's training and we are all looking forward to the challenge. \"I still believe in this team. I know if we get our game right we will win the games.\"\n\nG Murphy; G Dempsey, B O'Driscoll, S Horgan, D Hickie; R O'Gara, P Stringer; R Corrigan, S Byrne, J Hayes; M O'Kelly, P O'Connell; S Easterby, J O'Connor, A Foley.\n\nF Sheahan, M Horan, D O'Callaghan, E Miller, G Easterby, D Humphreys, K Maggs.\n\nJ Robinson (capt); M Cueto, J Noon, O Barkley, J Lewsey; C Hodgson, H Ellis; G Rowntree, S Thompson, M Stevens; D Grewcock, B Kay; J Worsley, L Moody, M Corry.\n\nA Titterrell, D Bell, S Borthwick, A Hazell, M Dawson, A Goode, O Smith.\n",
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                    "Preview:IrelandvEngland(Sun)\n\nLansdowneRoad",
                    "Dublin\n\nSunday",
                    "27February\n\n1500GMT\n\nBBC1",
                    "Radio4LWandthiswebsite\n\nIrelandaregoingfortheirfirstGrandSlamsince1948aftertwoopeningwins",
                    "andEnglandrepresenttheirsternesttestoftheChampionshipsofar.EnglandweresloppyandleaderlessinthedefeatsagainstWalesandFranceandanotherlosswouldbeunthinkable.ThepressureisoncoachAndyRobinsonandhissidehavetodeliver.\n\nDespiteEngland'sdramaticdipinformsincetheWorldCupfinal-theyhavelosteightoftheirlast13matches-IrelandcoachEddieO'Sullivansayshissideshouldnotunderestimatethevisitors.\"HadtheykickedtheirpointstheywouldhavebeatenFranceandthatwouldhavecreatedadifferentlandscapeforSunday",
                    "\"hesaid.\"ThisisEnglandwearetalkingabout.TheyhaveadepthoftalentandaverygoodrecordagainstIreland.\"TheywilltargetavictoryinDublinastheturningpointintheirSixNations.\"ThedifferencesbetweenthesidesisalsohighlightedintheteamselectionsfortheDublinencounter.\n\nIreland",
                    "despitehavingGordonD'Arcystilloutinjured",
                    "havebeenboostedbythereturnofstarskipperBrianO'DriscollwhomissedtheScotlandgamewithahamstringinjury.\"TheknowledgethattheEnglandgamewascomingupreallyhelpedduringrehabilitation",
                    "\"hesaid.\"Thewilltoplayinthisgamewasenormous.Itdoesn'tgetmuchbiggerthanEnglandathome.\"AswellasenteringthetournamentwithoutplayerslikeJonnyWilkinson",
                    "MikeTindallandRichardHill",
                    "EnglandhavenowlosttwotightheadpropsinJulianWhiteandPhilVickerywhileblind-sideflankerLewisMoodyisamajorconcern.Robinson",
                    "whoreceivedalotofflakfortheinclusionandthendroppingofcentreMathewTait",
                    "haskeptfaithwithkickingfly-halfCharlieHodgsondespitehishorrorshowatTwickenham.IfEnglandslumpinDublin",
                    "itwillbetheirworstrunofresultsintheChampionshipsince1987.\n\nButRobinsonwasbullishduringtheweekaboutthegame",
                    "sayingthathisside\"aregoingtheretogetintheirfaces\"",
                    "andhasidentifiedtheline-outandtackleareaasthekeytoEngland'schances.Anddespitetherecentresults",
                    "skipperJasonRobinsonbelievesthereisnothingwrongwiththemoodinthecamp.\"Thereisnolackofconfidenceintheteam",
                    "\"saidtheSalefull-back.\"Wehavehadagoodweek'strainingandwearealllookingforwardtothechallenge.\"Istillbelieveinthisteam.Iknowifwegetourgamerightwewillwinthegames.\"\n\nGMurphy;GDempsey",
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                    "PStringer;RCorrigan",
                    "SByrne",
                    "JHayes;MO'Kelly",
                    "PO'Connell;SEasterby",
                    "JO'Connor",
                    "AFoley.\n\nFSheahan",
                    "MHoran",
                    "DO'Callaghan",
                    "EMiller",
                    "GEasterby",
                    "DHumphreys",
                    "KMaggs.\n\nJRobinson(capt);MCueto",
                    "JNoon",
                    "OBarkley",
                    "JLewsey;CHodgson",
                    "HEllis;GRowntree",
                    "SThompson",
                    "MStevens;DGrewcock",
                    "BKay;JWorsley",
                    "LMoody",
                    "MCorry.\n\nATitterrell",
                    "DBell",
                    "SBorthwick",
                    "AHazell",
                    "MDawson",
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                  "0": "Butt provides boost for Pakistan\n\nTour match, Perth: Pakistan 256-9 (50 overs) v Cricket Australia Chairman's XI\n\nHis 135-ball innings included a six and 11 fours and gave his side a lift after their surprise defeat by Western Australia's second XI last week. Medium pacer Mike Hussey proved the most effective bowler for the home side, taking 3-28. Pakistan opted to leave out pacemen Shoaib Akhtar and Mohammad Sami. They were held back for the four-day game against Western Australia, starting on Thursday - their final warm-up before the first Test. All-rounder Shoaib Malik was also rested after hurting his right arm while playing table football. \"It's nothing serious, though he won't bowl for a couple of days,\" said skipper Inzamam-ul-Haq. The Chairman's XI was led by Justin Langer and included former fast bowler Geoff Lawson, who took 180 Test wickets for Australia between 1980 and 1989.\n\nJ Langer (capt), B casson, T Dodemaide, B Edmondson, M Goodwin, M Hussey, G Lawson, M North, C Rogers, L Ronchi, D Thornely, P Worthington.\n\nInzamam-ul-Haq (capt), Imran Farhat, Salman Butt, Yasir Hameed, Younis Khan,Yousuf Youhana, Shahid Afridi, Karan Akmal, Naved-ul-Hasan, Mohammad Khalil, Danish Kaneria.\n",
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                    "Perth:Pakistan256-9(50overs)vCricketAustraliaChairman'sXI\n\nHis135-ballinningsincludedasixand11foursandgavehissidealiftaftertheirsurprisedefeatbyWesternAustralia'ssecondXIlastweek.MediumpacerMikeHusseyprovedthemosteffectivebowlerforthehomeside",
                    "taking3-28.PakistanoptedtoleaveoutpacemenShoaibAkhtarandMohammadSami.Theywereheldbackforthefour-daygameagainstWesternAustralia",
                    "startingonThursday-theirfinalwarm-upbeforethefirstTest.All-rounderShoaibMalikwasalsorestedafterhurtinghisrightarmwhileplayingtablefootball.\"It'snothingserious",
                    "thoughhewon'tbowlforacoupleofdays",
                    "\"saidskipperInzamam-ul-Haq.TheChairman'sXIwasledbyJustinLangerandincludedformerfastbowlerGeoffLawson",
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                    "MGoodwin",
                    "MHussey",
                    "GLawson",
                    "MNorth",
                    "CRogers",
                    "LRonchi",
                    "DThornely",
                    "PWorthington.\n\nInzamam-ul-Haq(capt)",
                    "ImranFarhat",
                    "SalmanButt",
                    "YasirHameed",
                    "YounisKhan",
                    "YousufYouhana",
                    "ShahidAfridi",
                    "KaranAkmal",
                    "Naved-ul-Hasan",
                    "MohammadKhalil",
                    "DanishKaneria.\n"
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                  "0": "FA decides not to punish Mourinho\n\nThe Football Association will take no action against Chelsea boss Jose Mourinho following his sending-off in Sunday's Carling Cup final.\n\nMourinho, who was sent from the touchline for appearing to taunt Liverpool fans, has been \"reminded of his responsibilities to the game\". But the FA confirmed: \"There will be no further action taken in this matter.\" Mourinho claimed his 'silence' gesture was aimed at the media, although they were on the other side of the ground. The former Porto coach was forced to watch the climax of his side's 3-2 victory over Liverpool on television after being ushered away from the touchline by fourth official Phil Crossley. His gesture came after Chelsea's equaliser on 79 minutes courtesy of a Steven Gerrard own goal. Mourinho still faces an FA investigation into his allegation that Manchester United's players 'cheated' during January's Carling Cup semi-final at Stamford Bridge.\n\nAnd Uefa could also launch disciplinary action following Mourinho's failure to attend a compulsory post-match press conference after Chelsea's Champions League defeat at Barcelona last week. In addition, some time this month, Chelsea must also answer a charge of failing to control their players during the Premiership win at Blackburn in February. And a charge of failing to control their supporters following a Carling Cup meeting with West Ham earlier this season is still to be heard. The Premier League is also continuing investigations into allegations Chelsea officials tapped up Arsenal defender Ashley Cole in January.\n",
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                    "FAdecidesnottopunishMourinho\n\nTheFootballAssociationwilltakenoactionagainstChelseabossJoseMourinhofollowinghissending-offinSunday'sCarlingCupfinal.\n\nMourinho",
                    "whowassentfromthetouchlineforappearingtotauntLiverpoolfans",
                    "hasbeen\"remindedofhisresponsibilitiestothegame\".ButtheFAconfirmed:\"Therewillbenofurtheractiontakeninthismatter.\"Mourinhoclaimedhis'silence'gesturewasaimedatthemedia",
                    "althoughtheywereontheothersideoftheground.TheformerPortocoachwasforcedtowatchtheclimaxofhisside's3-2victoryoverLiverpoolontelevisionafterbeingusheredawayfromthetouchlinebyfourthofficialPhilCrossley.HisgesturecameafterChelsea'sequaliseron79minutescourtesyofaStevenGerrardowngoal.MourinhostillfacesanFAinvestigationintohisallegationthatManchesterUnited'splayers'cheated'duringJanuary'sCarlingCupsemi-finalatStamfordBridge.\n\nAndUefacouldalsolaunchdisciplinaryactionfollowingMourinho'sfailuretoattendacompulsorypost-matchpressconferenceafterChelsea'sChampionsLeaguedefeatatBarcelonalastweek.Inaddition",
                    "sometimethismonth",
                    "ChelseamustalsoanswerachargeoffailingtocontroltheirplayersduringthePremiershipwinatBlackburninFebruary.AndachargeoffailingtocontroltheirsupportersfollowingaCarlingCupmeetingwithWestHamearlierthisseasonisstilltobeheard.ThePremierLeagueisalsocontinuinginvestigationsintoallegationsChelseaofficialstappedupArsenaldefenderAshleyColeinJanuary.\n"
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                  "0": "Murray returns to Scotland fold\n\nEuan Murray has been named in the Scotland training squad after an eight-week ban, ahead of Saturday's Six Nations match with Ireland.\n\nThe Glasgow forward's ban for stamping ended on 2 February. \"I'm just happy to be back playing and be involved with the squad,\" said Murray on Monday. \"Hopefully I can get a couple of games under my belt and I might have a chance of playing later in the Six Nations. I'm just glad to be part of it all.\"\n\nBacks: Mike Blair (Edinburgh Rugby), Andy Craig (Glasgow Rugby), Chris Cusiter (The Borders), Simon Danielli (The Borders), Marcus Di Rollo (Edinburgh Rugby), Phil Godman (Edinburgh Rugby), Calvin Howarth (Glasgow Rugby), Ben Hinshelwood (Worcester Warriors), Andrew Henderson (Glasgow Rugby), Rory Lamont (Glasgow Rugby), Sean Lamont (Glasgow Rugby), Dan Parks (Glasgow Rugby), Chris Paterson (Edinburgh Rugby), Gordon Ross (Leeds Tykes), Hugo Southwell (Edinburgh Rugby), Simon Webster (Edinburgh Rugby) Forwards: Ross Beattie (Northampton Saints), Gordon Bulloch (captain, Glasgow Rugby), David Callam (Edinburgh Rugby), Bruce Douglas (The Borders), Jon Dunbar (Leeds Tykes), Iain Fullarton (Saracens), Stuart Grimes (Newcastle Falcons), Nathan Hines (Edinburgh Rugby), Allister Hogg (Edinburgh Rugby), Gavin Kerr (Leeds Tykes), Nick Lloyd (Saracens), Scott Lawson (Glasgow Rugby), Euan Murray (Glasgow Rugby), Scott Murray (Edinburgh Rugby), Jon Petrie (Glasgow Rugby), Robbie Russell (London Irish), Tom Smith (Northampton Saints), Jason White (Sale Sharks).\n",
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                    "MurrayreturnstoScotlandfold\n\nEuanMurrayhasbeennamedintheScotlandtrainingsquadafteraneight-weekban",
                    "aheadofSaturday'sSixNationsmatchwithIreland.\n\nTheGlasgowforward'sbanforstampingendedon2February.\"I'mjusthappytobebackplayingandbeinvolvedwiththesquad",
                    "\"saidMurrayonMonday.\"HopefullyIcangetacoupleofgamesundermybeltandImighthaveachanceofplayinglaterintheSixNations.I'mjustgladtobepartofitall.\"\n\nBacks:MikeBlair(EdinburghRugby)",
                    "AndyCraig(GlasgowRugby)",
                    "ChrisCusiter(TheBorders)",
                    "SimonDanielli(TheBorders)",
                    "MarcusDiRollo(EdinburghRugby)",
                    "PhilGodman(EdinburghRugby)",
                    "CalvinHowarth(GlasgowRugby)",
                    "BenHinshelwood(WorcesterWarriors)",
                    "AndrewHenderson(GlasgowRugby)",
                    "RoryLamont(GlasgowRugby)",
                    "SeanLamont(GlasgowRugby)",
                    "DanParks(GlasgowRugby)",
                    "ChrisPaterson(EdinburghRugby)",
                    "GordonRoss(LeedsTykes)",
                    "HugoSouthwell(EdinburghRugby)",
                    "SimonWebster(EdinburghRugby)Forwards:RossBeattie(NorthamptonSaints)",
                    "GordonBulloch(captain",
                    "GlasgowRugby)",
                    "DavidCallam(EdinburghRugby)",
                    "BruceDouglas(TheBorders)",
                    "JonDunbar(LeedsTykes)",
                    "IainFullarton(Saracens)",
                    "StuartGrimes(NewcastleFalcons)",
                    "NathanHines(EdinburghRugby)",
                    "AllisterHogg(EdinburghRugby)",
                    "GavinKerr(LeedsTykes)",
                    "NickLloyd(Saracens)",
                    "ScottLawson(GlasgowRugby)",
                    "EuanMurray(GlasgowRugby)",
                    "ScottMurray(EdinburghRugby)",
                    "JonPetrie(GlasgowRugby)",
                    "RobbieRussell(LondonIrish)",
                    "TomSmith(NorthamptonSaints)",
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                  "0": "Hewitt survives Nalbandian epic\n\nHome favourite Lleyton Hewitt came through a dramatic five-set battle with Argentine David Nalbandian to reach the Australian Open semi-finals.\n\nHewitt looked to be cruising to victory after racing into a two-set lead. But Nalbandian broke his serve three times in both of the next two sets to set up a nailbiting decider. Hewitt eventually grabbed the vital break in the 17th game and served out to win 6-3 6-2 1-6 3-6 10-8 and set up a meeting with Andy Roddick. The winner of that match will face either Roger Federer or Marat Safin in the final. Ninth seed Nalbandian had never come back from two sets down to win a match, and there was no indication he would do so as Hewitt dominated the first two sets.\n\nThe Argentine had stoked up the temperature ahead of the match by saying Hewitt's exuberant on-court celebrations were \"not very good for the sport\". And he had words with Hewitt during one change of ends in the second set when the Australian appeared to brush shoulders with him as they went to their chairs. The balance of power changed completely in the third set as Hewitt allowed his level to dip, and he double-faulted twice as Nalbandian broke on the way to taking the fourth set. But the tiring third seed showed incredible reserves of strength to force the break despite being outplayed for much of the final set and three times coming within two points of defeat. He then produced a love service game to finish off the match in four hours and five minutes. \"I just kept hanging in there. It was always tough serving second in the fifth set,\" said Hewitt, who had never reached the last four at his home Grand Slam. \"I told myself to give everything and in the end it paid off once again. \"It's a long way from holding that trophy up there but I'm hanging in there. \"Only four guys left that can win and we're the top four in the world. It's set up for a pretty good showdown in the semis and finals.\"\n",
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                    "HewittsurvivesNalbandianepic\n\nHomefavouriteLleytonHewittcamethroughadramaticfive-setbattlewithArgentineDavidNalbandiantoreachtheAustralianOpensemi-finals.\n\nHewittlookedtobecruisingtovictoryafterracingintoatwo-setlead.ButNalbandianbrokehisservethreetimesinbothofthenexttwosetstosetupanailbitingdecider.Hewitteventuallygrabbedthevitalbreakinthe17thgameandservedouttowin6-36-21-63-610-8andsetupameetingwithAndyRoddick.ThewinnerofthatmatchwillfaceeitherRogerFedererorMaratSafininthefinal.NinthseedNalbandianhadnevercomebackfromtwosetsdowntowinamatch",
                    "andtherewasnoindicationhewoulddosoasHewittdominatedthefirsttwosets.\n\nTheArgentinehadstokedupthetemperatureaheadofthematchbysayingHewitt'sexuberanton-courtcelebrationswere\"notverygoodforthesport\".AndhehadwordswithHewittduringonechangeofendsinthesecondsetwhentheAustralianappearedtobrushshoulderswithhimastheywenttotheirchairs.ThebalanceofpowerchangedcompletelyinthethirdsetasHewittallowedhisleveltodip",
                    "andhedouble-faultedtwiceasNalbandianbrokeonthewaytotakingthefourthset.Butthetiringthirdseedshowedincrediblereservesofstrengthtoforcethebreakdespitebeingoutplayedformuchofthefinalsetandthreetimescomingwithintwopointsofdefeat.Hethenproducedaloveservicegametofinishoffthematchinfourhoursandfiveminutes.\"Ijustkepthanginginthere.Itwasalwaystoughservingsecondinthefifthset",
                    "\"saidHewitt",
                    "whohadneverreachedthelastfourathishomeGrandSlam.\"Itoldmyselftogiveeverythingandintheenditpaidoffonceagain.\"It'salongwayfromholdingthattrophyuptherebutI'mhanginginthere.\"Onlyfourguysleftthatcanwinandwe'rethetopfourintheworld.It'ssetupforaprettygoodshowdowninthesemisandfinals.\"\n"
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                  "0": "London hope over Chepkemei\n\nLondon Marathon organisers are hoping that banned athlete Susan Chepkemei will still take part in this year's race on 17 April.\n\nChepkemei was suspended from all competition until the end of the year by Athletics Kenya after failing to report to a national training camp. \"We are watching it closely,\" said London race director David Bedford. \"There is a long way to go before the race and we are hoping the situation will be satisfactorily resolved.\" The camp in Embu was to prepare for the IAAF World Cross Country Championships later this month. Chepkemei however took part and finished third in last Sunday's world best 10K race in Puerto Rico. The 29-year-old has finished second to Paula Radcliffe in the 2002 and 2003 London races as well as in November's New York City marathon.\n",
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                    "LondonhopeoverChepkemei\n\nLondonMarathonorganisersarehopingthatbannedathleteSusanChepkemeiwillstilltakepartinthisyear'sraceon17April.\n\nChepkemeiwassuspendedfromallcompetitionuntiltheendoftheyearbyAthleticsKenyaafterfailingtoreporttoanationaltrainingcamp.\"Wearewatchingitclosely",
                    "\"saidLondonracedirectorDavidBedford.\"Thereisalongwaytogobeforetheraceandwearehopingthesituationwillbesatisfactorilyresolved.\"ThecampinEmbuwastopreparefortheIAAFWorldCrossCountryChampionshipslaterthismonth.ChepkemeihowevertookpartandfinishedthirdinlastSunday'sworldbest10KraceinPuertoRico.The29-year-oldhasfinishedsecondtoPaulaRadcliffeinthe2002and2003LondonracesaswellasinNovember'sNewYorkCitymarathon.\n"
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                  "0": "France v Wales (Sat)\n\nStade de France, Paris\n\nSaturday, 26 February\n\n1600 GMT\n\nBBC1, Radio 4 LW and this website\n\nFrance may have beaten Scotland and England but they were tedious and uninspired throughout both matches. Wales, on the other hand, have played some fine rugby and have made their best start since they last won the title in 1994. They also have a good record at the Stade de France, having won their first two games there, in 1999 and 2001. Wales have made two changes from the team that thrashed Italy 38-8 in Rome.\n\nKevin Morgan takes over from his injured Newport-Gwent Dragons colleague Hal Luscombe on the right wing. In the pack Neath-Swansea Ospreys forward Ryan Jones bas been brought on the blind-side flank to beef up the Wales back row in place of Jonathan Thomas. Wales coach Mike Ruddock is determined that his team will not go into their shells after their promising start to the championship. \"Graham Henry (former Wales coach) said a couple of years ago that we should 'be bold' when going to France, and he was proved right,\" said Ruddock. \"That is a great way to approach the game, and something we will further endorse with the players this week.\"\n\nDespite their stuttering displays in their first two games defending champions France are also unbeaten. Under-pressure coach Bernard Laporte has made four changes, with Yannick Nyanga, the debutant Julien Laharrague, Aurelien Rougerie and Yannick Jauzion coming into the side. France have been criticised for the absence of traditional \"French flair\" as they have ground their way to victory so far this year but captain Fabien Pelous sees hope on the horizon. \"I get the impression we are getting better,\" he said. \"Against Wales, which is different from the teams we have beaten, I hope we can show our proper game.\"\n\nJ Laharrague; A Rougerie, Y Jauzion, D Traille, C Dominici; Y Delaigue, D Yachvili; S Marconnet, S Bruno, N Mas; F Pelous (capt), J Thion; S Betsen, Y Nyanga, J Bonnaire (Bourgoin).\n\nW Servat, O Milloud, G Lamboley, I Harinordoquy, P Mignoni, F Michalak, J-P Grandclaude.\n\nG Thomas (capt); K Morgan, T Shanklin, G Henson, S Williams; S Jones, D Peel; G Jenkins, M Davies, A Jones; B Cockbain, R Sidoli; R Jones, M Williams, M Owen.\n\nR McBryde, J Yapp, J Thomas, R Sowden-Taylor, G Cooper, C Sweeney, R Williams.\n",
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                    "FrancevWales(Sat)\n\nStadedeFrance",
                    "Paris\n\nSaturday",
                    "26February\n\n1600GMT\n\nBBC1",
                    "Radio4LWandthiswebsite\n\nFrancemayhavebeatenScotlandandEnglandbuttheyweretediousanduninspiredthroughoutbothmatches.Wales",
                    "ontheotherhand",
                    "haveplayedsomefinerugbyandhavemadetheirbeststartsincetheylastwonthetitlein1994.TheyalsohaveagoodrecordattheStadedeFrance",
                    "havingwontheirfirsttwogamesthere",
                    "in1999and2001.WaleshavemadetwochangesfromtheteamthatthrashedItaly38-8inRome.\n\nKevinMorgantakesoverfromhisinjuredNewport-GwentDragonscolleagueHalLuscombeontherightwing.InthepackNeath-SwanseaOspreysforwardRyanJonesbasbeenbroughtontheblind-sideflanktobeefuptheWalesbackrowinplaceofJonathanThomas.WalescoachMikeRuddockisdeterminedthathisteamwillnotgointotheirshellsaftertheirpromisingstarttothechampionship.\"GrahamHenry(formerWalescoach)saidacoupleofyearsagothatweshould'bebold'whengoingtoFrance",
                    "andhewasprovedright",
                    "\"saidRuddock.\"Thatisagreatwaytoapproachthegame",
                    "andsomethingwewillfurtherendorsewiththeplayersthisweek.\"\n\nDespitetheirstutteringdisplaysintheirfirsttwogamesdefendingchampionsFrancearealsounbeaten.Under-pressurecoachBernardLaportehasmadefourchanges",
                    "withYannickNyanga",
                    "thedebutantJulienLaharrague",
                    "AurelienRougerieandYannickJauzioncomingintotheside.Francehavebeencriticisedfortheabsenceoftraditional\"Frenchflair\"astheyhavegroundtheirwaytovictorysofarthisyearbutcaptainFabienPelousseeshopeonthehorizon.\"Igettheimpressionwearegettingbetter",
                    "\"hesaid.\"AgainstWales",
                    "whichisdifferentfromtheteamswehavebeaten",
                    "Ihopewecanshowourpropergame.\"\n\nJLaharrague;ARougerie",
                    "YJauzion",
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                    "YNyanga",
                    "JBonnaire(Bourgoin).\n\nWServat",
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                    "GLamboley",
                    "IHarinordoquy",
                    "PMignoni",
                    "FMichalak",
                    "J-PGrandclaude.\n\nGThomas(capt);KMorgan",
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                    "GHenson",
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                    "DPeel;GJenkins",
                    "MDavies",
                    "AJones;BCockbain",
                    "RSidoli;RJones",
                    "MWilliams",
                    "MOwen.\n\nRMcBryde",
                    "JYapp",
                    "JThomas",
                    "RSowden-Taylor",
                    "GCooper",
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                  "0": "Bookies pay out on Spurs 'goal'\n\nA bookmaker will pay out to punters who bet on Pedro Mendes to score the first goal in Tottenham's controversial game against Manchester United.\n\nThe match at Old Trafford finished goalless after Mendes' long-range shot was fumbled by home keeper Roy Carroll. TV replays showed the ball went over the line, but the incident was missed by the referee and his assistant. William Hill is to honour bets on 20-1 chance Mendes to score first, although rival firm Ladbrokes will not. Hills spokesman Graham Sharpe admitted only a handful of customers had backed Mendes to score first. Bets struck at 11-2 on Mendes to score at anytime during the match will also be settled. \"We have decided to pay out to - the admittedly few - customers who would have definitely been on a winner had the goal been given as it quite obviously should have been,\" said Sharpe. Meanwhile, Paddy Power bookmakers will refund all losing bets on Spurs to win the match.\n\nThe Irish firm is now offering odds of just 7-2 that a video referee is used in the 2005 FA Cup final. But not everyone will be celebrating, with Britain's biggest bookmaker Ladbrokes refusing to bend the rules. \"As much as we sympathise with punters who backed Spurs, the referee's decision is final,\" said spokesman Balthazar Fabricius. \"Besides which, if we were to pay out on bad refereeing decisions, we'd be paying out every week. We want better refereeing as much as punters do.\" And the William Hill concession does not apply to correct score or outright bet results. \"No-one can say for sure what the final score would have been had the Mendes goal been allowed - after all, in the past United have scored twice in the final minute of a match,\" said Sharpe.\n",
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                    "BookiespayoutonSpurs'goal'\n\nAbookmakerwillpayouttopunterswhobetonPedroMendestoscorethefirstgoalinTottenham'scontroversialgameagainstManchesterUnited.\n\nThematchatOldTraffordfinishedgoallessafterMendes'long-rangeshotwasfumbledbyhomekeeperRoyCarroll.TVreplaysshowedtheballwentovertheline",
                    "buttheincidentwasmissedbytherefereeandhisassistant.WilliamHillistohonourbetson20-1chanceMendestoscorefirst",
                    "althoughrivalfirmLadbrokeswillnot.HillsspokesmanGrahamSharpeadmittedonlyahandfulofcustomershadbackedMendestoscorefirst.Betsstruckat11-2onMendestoscoreatanytimeduringthematchwillalsobesettled.\"Wehavedecidedtopayoutto-theadmittedlyfew-customerswhowouldhavedefinitelybeenonawinnerhadthegoalbeengivenasitquiteobviouslyshouldhavebeen",
                    "\"saidSharpe.Meanwhile",
                    "PaddyPowerbookmakerswillrefundalllosingbetsonSpurstowinthematch.\n\nTheIrishfirmisnowofferingoddsofjust7-2thatavideorefereeisusedinthe2005FACupfinal.Butnoteveryonewillbecelebrating",
                    "withBritain'sbiggestbookmakerLadbrokesrefusingtobendtherules.\"AsmuchaswesympathisewithpunterswhobackedSpurs",
                    "thereferee'sdecisionisfinal",
                    "\"saidspokesmanBalthazarFabricius.\"Besideswhich",
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                    "we'dbepayingouteveryweek.Wewantbetterrefereeingasmuchaspuntersdo.\"AndtheWilliamHillconcessiondoesnotapplytocorrectscoreoroutrightbetresults.\"No-onecansayforsurewhatthefinalscorewouldhavebeenhadtheMendesgoalbeenallowed-afterall",
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                  "0": "Edwards tips Idowu for Euro gold\n\nWorld outdoor triple jump record holder and BBC pundit Jonathan Edwards believes Phillips Idowu can take gold at the European Indoor Championships.\n\nIdowu landed 17.30m at the British trials in Sheffield last month to lead the world triple jump rankings. \"It's all down to him, but if he jumps as well as he did in Sheffield he could win the gold medal,\" said Edwards. \"His ability is undoubted but all his best performances seem to happen in domestic meetings.\"\n\nIdowu made his breakthrough five years ago but so far has only a Commonwealth silver medal to his name. Edwards himself kept Idowu off top spot at the Manchester Games. But he believes the European Indoors in Madrid represent a chance for the 26-year-old to prove his credentials as Britain's top triple jumper. \"He has to start producing at international level and here is the beginning,\" said Edwards. \"Phillips still needs to be much more consistent. I'm sure a victory in Madrid will build up his confidence and self-belief that he can be best in the world.\" The qualifying round of the men's triple jump in Madrid takes place on Friday with the final scheduled for Saturday. Olympic champion Christian Olsson will not be taking part as he is out for the entire indoor season with an ankle injury.\n",
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                    "EdwardstipsIdowuforEurogold\n\nWorldoutdoortriplejumprecordholderandBBCpunditJonathanEdwardsbelievesPhillipsIdowucantakegoldattheEuropeanIndoorChampionships.\n\nIdowulanded17.30mattheBritishtrialsinSheffieldlastmonthtoleadtheworldtriplejumprankings.\"It'salldowntohim",
                    "butifhejumpsaswellashedidinSheffieldhecouldwinthegoldmedal",
                    "\"saidEdwards.\"Hisabilityisundoubtedbutallhisbestperformancesseemtohappenindomesticmeetings.\"\n\nIdowumadehisbreakthroughfiveyearsagobutsofarhasonlyaCommonwealthsilvermedaltohisname.EdwardshimselfkeptIdowuofftopspotattheManchesterGames.ButhebelievestheEuropeanIndoorsinMadridrepresentachanceforthe26-year-oldtoprovehiscredentialsasBritain'stoptriplejumper.\"Hehastostartproducingatinternationallevelandhereisthebeginning",
                    "\"saidEdwards.\"Phillipsstillneedstobemuchmoreconsistent.I'msureavictoryinMadridwillbuilduphisconfidenceandself-beliefthathecanbebestintheworld.\"Thequalifyingroundofthemen'striplejumpinMadridtakesplaceonFridaywiththefinalscheduledforSaturday.OlympicchampionChristianOlssonwillnotbetakingpartasheisoutfortheentireindoorseasonwithanankleinjury.\n"
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                  "0": "Pietersen handed one-day call-up\n\nKevin Pietersen has been added to the England squad for the forthcoming one-day series in South Africa.\n\nThe Hampshire batsman, who was born in South Africa, made his England debut in Zimbabwe last November. \"It is prudent to add him to the squad as the team face seven one-day internationals in 15 days,\" said chairman of selectors David Graveney. \"His inclusion will give the captain and coach another option if the side requires a different balance.\" Pietersen spent four years qualifying to play for England after beginning his career in South African provincial cricket with KwaZulu-Natal. He was a prolific scorer in four seasons with Nottinghamshire and was the star of the England A tour to India early last year when he scored three centuries. His introduction to the senior side came on the controversial tour to Zimbabwe, where he showed his potential with an innings of 77 not out off 76 balls in the second match as England achieved a 4-0 clean sweep. But he can except a rough ride from South Africa, whose skipper Graeme Smith accused Pietersen of running out \"when things got tough\" in a magazine interview last autumn. \"If he didn't want to be here, then we don't want him here,\" Smith was quoted as saying. \"We all know that South Africa went through a transformation that wasimportant for our country. \"We had to come from apartheid and move on; there was always going to be a difficult stage. We all went through it and some fantastic cricketers haveemerged.\" The one-day series starts in Johannesburg on 30 January, three days after England's sole warm-up game against South Africa A.\n\nM Vaughan (capt), Kabir Ali, J Anderson, G Batty, I Bell, P Collingwood, A Flintoff, A Giles, D Gough, S Harmison, G Jones (wkt), K Pietersen, V Solanki, A Strauss, M Trescothick, A Wharf.\n",
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                    "Pietersenhandedone-daycall-up\n\nKevinPietersenhasbeenaddedtotheEnglandsquadfortheforthcomingone-dayseriesinSouthAfrica.\n\nTheHampshirebatsman",
                    "whowasborninSouthAfrica",
                    "madehisEnglanddebutinZimbabwelastNovember.\"Itisprudenttoaddhimtothesquadastheteamfacesevenone-dayinternationalsin15days",
                    "\"saidchairmanofselectorsDavidGraveney.\"Hisinclusionwillgivethecaptainandcoachanotheroptionifthesiderequiresadifferentbalance.\"PietersenspentfouryearsqualifyingtoplayforEnglandafterbeginninghiscareerinSouthAfricanprovincialcricketwithKwaZulu-Natal.HewasaprolificscorerinfourseasonswithNottinghamshireandwasthestaroftheEnglandAtourtoIndiaearlylastyearwhenhescoredthreecenturies.HisintroductiontotheseniorsidecameonthecontroversialtourtoZimbabwe",
                    "whereheshowedhispotentialwithaninningsof77notoutoff76ballsinthesecondmatchasEnglandachieveda4-0cleansweep.ButhecanexceptaroughridefromSouthAfrica",
                    "whoseskipperGraemeSmithaccusedPietersenofrunningout\"whenthingsgottough\"inamagazineinterviewlastautumn.\"Ifhedidn'twanttobehere",
                    "thenwedon'twanthimhere",
                    "\"Smithwasquotedassaying.\"WeallknowthatSouthAfricawentthroughatransformationthatwasimportantforourcountry.\"Wehadtocomefromapartheidandmoveon;therewasalwaysgoingtobeadifficultstage.Weallwentthroughitandsomefantasticcricketershaveemerged.\"Theone-dayseriesstartsinJohannesburgon30January",
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                    "PCollingwood",
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                    "AGiles",
                    "DGough",
                    "SHarmison",
                    "GJones(wkt)",
                    "KPietersen",
                    "VSolanki",
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                    "MTrescothick",
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                  "0": "Arsenal through on penalties\n\nArsenal win 4-2 on penalties\n\nThe Spanish goalkeeper saved from Alan Quinn and Jon Harley as Arsenal sealed a quarter-final trip to Bolton with a 4-2 victory on penalties. Lauren, Patrick Vieira, Freddie Ljungberg and Ashley Cole scored for Arsenal, while Andy Gray and Phil Jagielka were on target for the Blades. Michael Tonge and Harley wasted chances for the underdogs, but Paddy Kenny was inspired to keep Arsenal at bay. Arsenal, stripped of attacking talent such as Thierry Henry and Dennis Bergkamp, partnered 17-year-old Italian striker Arturo Lupoli with Ljungberg up front. It was a revamped Arsenal line-up, and they were almost a goal behind within seconds as Tonge wasted a glorious chance. Gray ran free down the right flank, and his cross left Tonge with the simplest of chances, but he blazed over the top from six yards.\n\nArsenal were barely seen as an attacking force in the opening 45 minutes, although Ljungberg turned a half-chance wide after good work by Cesc Fabregas. Arsene Wenger introduced Quincy Owusu-Abeyie for the ineffective Lupoli at half-time, and the pacy Dutch youngster had an immediate impact. He ran clear after good work by Mathieu Flamini, but his finish was tame and Kenny saved easily. Owusu-Abeyie then fired in a testing cross, which was met by Fabregas, and it needed a desperate clearance by Kenny's legs to save the Blades. Arsenal were now totally dominant, and were desperately unlucky not to take the lead after 62 minutes when Fabregas crashed a rising drive against the bar from 20 yards. It then took a brilliant tackle by Jagielka to deny Ljungberg as he was poised to strike. Arsenal continued to press, and once again Kenny was called into action with eight minutes left, diving low to clutch another close-range effort from Fabregas. Neil Warnock's side almost snatched victory in the dying seconds when Derek Geary's cross found Harley at the far post, but his diving header was brilliantly turned over by Almunia. Owusu-Abeyie's pace was causing all sorts of problems for the Blades, and as extra-time began, another surging run into the penalty area almost set up a chance for Ljungberg. Pascal Cygan missed Arsenal's best chance after 106 minutes, blazing across the face of goal when he was unmarked at the far post. Arsenal sent on Jeremie Aliadiere with seven minutes of extra-time left, and he almost broke the deadlock with his first touch. Kolo Toure's misplaced free-kick landed at his feet, but Kenny once again blocked from a tight angle. Arsenal laid siege to Sheffield United's goal in the dying minutes, but they somehow held on to force penalties. Almunia was then Arsenal's hero as another brave Blades cup campaign came to a losing end.\n\nKenny, Geary, Morgan, Bromby, Harley, Liddell, Montgomery, Jagielka, Thirlwell, Tonge (Quinn 97), Gray.\n\nSubs Not Used: Francis, Kabba, Shaw, Haystead.\n\nMorgan.\n\nAlmunia, Lauren, Cygan, Senderos, Cole, Fabregas (Toure 90), Vieira, Flamini (Aliadiere 113), Clichy, Lupoli (Owusu-Abeyie 45), Ljungberg.\n\nSubs Not Used: Eboue, Taylor.\n\nClichy, Lauren, Senderos.\n\n27,595\n\nP Dowd (Staffordshire).\n",
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                    "Arsenalthroughonpenalties\n\nArsenalwin4-2onpenalties\n\nTheSpanishgoalkeepersavedfromAlanQuinnandJonHarleyasArsenalsealedaquarter-finaltriptoBoltonwitha4-2victoryonpenalties.Lauren",
                    "PatrickVieira",
                    "FreddieLjungbergandAshleyColescoredforArsenal",
                    "whileAndyGrayandPhilJagielkawereontargetfortheBlades.MichaelTongeandHarleywastedchancesfortheunderdogs",
                    "butPaddyKennywasinspiredtokeepArsenalatbay.Arsenal",
                    "strippedofattackingtalentsuchasThierryHenryandDennisBergkamp",
                    "partnered17-year-oldItalianstrikerArturoLupoliwithLjungbergupfront.ItwasarevampedArsenalline-up",
                    "andtheywerealmostagoalbehindwithinsecondsasTongewastedagloriouschance.Grayranfreedowntherightflank",
                    "andhiscrossleftTongewiththesimplestofchances",
                    "butheblazedoverthetopfromsixyards.\n\nArsenalwerebarelyseenasanattackingforceintheopening45minutes",
                    "althoughLjungbergturnedahalf-chancewideaftergoodworkbyCescFabregas.ArseneWengerintroducedQuincyOwusu-AbeyiefortheineffectiveLupoliathalf-time",
                    "andthepacyDutchyoungsterhadanimmediateimpact.HeranclearaftergoodworkbyMathieuFlamini",
                    "buthisfinishwastameandKennysavedeasily.Owusu-Abeyiethenfiredinatestingcross",
                    "whichwasmetbyFabregas",
                    "anditneededadesperateclearancebyKenny'slegstosavetheBlades.Arsenalwerenowtotallydominant",
                    "andweredesperatelyunluckynottotaketheleadafter62minuteswhenFabregascrashedarisingdriveagainstthebarfrom20yards.ItthentookabrillianttacklebyJagielkatodenyLjungbergashewaspoisedtostrike.Arsenalcontinuedtopress",
                    "andonceagainKennywascalledintoactionwitheightminutesleft",
                    "divinglowtoclutchanotherclose-rangeeffortfromFabregas.NeilWarnock'ssidealmostsnatchedvictoryinthedyingsecondswhenDerekGeary'scrossfoundHarleyatthefarpost",
                    "buthisdivingheaderwasbrilliantlyturnedoverbyAlmunia.Owusu-Abeyie'spacewascausingallsortsofproblemsfortheBlades",
                    "andasextra-timebegan",
                    "anothersurgingrunintothepenaltyareaalmostsetupachanceforLjungberg.PascalCyganmissedArsenal'sbestchanceafter106minutes",
                    "blazingacrossthefaceofgoalwhenhewasunmarkedatthefarpost.ArsenalsentonJeremieAliadierewithsevenminutesofextra-timeleft",
                    "andhealmostbrokethedeadlockwithhisfirsttouch.KoloToure'smisplacedfree-kicklandedathisfeet",
                    "butKennyonceagainblockedfromatightangle.ArsenallaidsiegetoSheffieldUnited'sgoalinthedyingminutes",
                    "buttheysomehowheldontoforcepenalties.AlmuniawasthenArsenal'sheroasanotherbraveBladescupcampaigncametoalosingend.\n\nKenny",
                    "Geary",
                    "Morgan",
                    "Bromby",
                    "Harley",
                    "Liddell",
                    "Montgomery",
                    "Jagielka",
                    "Thirlwell",
                    "Tonge(Quinn97)",
                    "Gray.\n\nSubsNotUsed:Francis",
                    "Kabba",
                    "Shaw",
                    "Haystead.\n\nMorgan.\n\nAlmunia",
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                    "Vieira",
                    "Flamini(Aliadiere113)",
                    "Clichy",
                    "Lupoli(Owusu-Abeyie45)",
                    "Ljungberg.\n\nSubsNotUsed:Eboue",
                    "Taylor.\n\nClichy",
                    "Lauren",
                    "Senderos.\n\n27",
                    "595\n\nPDowd(Staffordshire).\n"
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                  "0": "Pakistan 'to host next Asia Cup'\n\nPakistan are to host their first Asia Cup one-day tournament next March, according to Pakistan Cricket Board chairman Shaharyar Khan.\n\nKhan told the Reuters agency a decision had been made at Monday's meeting of the Asian Cricket Council in Dubai. He said India, Sri Lanka and Bangladesh have all confirmed their participation, and that qualifiers would also feature. Six teams, including Hong Kong, played in the eighth Asia Cup, in Sri Lanka last year, the hosts triumphing. Pakistan has not hosted any of the previous tournaments, dating back to 1984 because of poor diplomatic relations with neighbours India.\n",
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                    "accordingtoPakistanCricketBoardchairmanShaharyarKhan.\n\nKhantoldtheReutersagencyadecisionhadbeenmadeatMonday'smeetingoftheAsianCricketCouncilinDubai.HesaidIndia",
                    "SriLankaandBangladeshhaveallconfirmedtheirparticipation",
                    "andthatqualifierswouldalsofeature.Sixteams",
                    "includingHongKong",
                    "playedintheeighthAsiaCup",
                    "inSriLankalastyear",
                    "thehoststriumphing.Pakistanhasnothostedanyoftheprevioustournaments",
                    "datingbackto1984becauseofpoordiplomaticrelationswithneighboursIndia.\n"
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                  "0": "England claim historic series win\n\nFifth Test, Centurion, day five: South Africa 247 & 296-6d drew with England 359 & 73-4\n\nEngland win five-match series 2-1\n\nCenturies from Jacques Kallis and AB de Villiers allowed South Africa to declare on 296-6, setting England a target of 185 to win from 44 overs. The tourists chose not to chase the runs, however, finishing on 73-4. There were plenty of nervous moments when they lost early wickets but captain Michael Vaughan held firm to secure a 2-1 series triumph. Though the usually brilliant Andrew Strauss scored a duck, only Denis Compton had ever scored more runs in a series against South Africa and he won the man-of-the-series award for his three centuries. Kallis and man-of-the-match de Villiers were in occupation of the crease when the day started, with South Africa still trailing by 53 runs. By the time they had been parted, they had added 227 for the third wicket. The scoring rate was never sensational, however, as Vaughan declined to set over-attacking fields and the batsman refused to take undue risks.\n\nIt took more than an hour for the lead to be wiped off, as De Villiers hit arguably the shot of the day - a pull off Matthew Hoggard that went all the way for six. The remaining hour-and-a-half of an extended morning session saw a further 100 runs added. The two right-handers were quick to pull and drive when the opportunities presented themselves. Kallis was twice lucky to survive. At one point he edged Hoggard inches short of Marcus Trescothick at slip and then, on 76, looked lucky to survive an lbw appeal against Simon Jones. De Villiers reached his half-century with a square drive off Ashley Giles for four, and he continued to play the spinner with great certainty. In the afternoon session, it was widely assumed South Africa would throw the bat at almost everything. First, however, both batsmen needed to reach their centuries.\n\nKallis got there first, cutting Jones for four - it was his fifth Test ton against England and 20th in all. The 20-year-old de Villiers became the third youngest South African to hit a Test century with a boundary in the same area off the same bowler. But he then perished when holing out to third man off Jones. He had made 109 off 169 balls. Oddly, Kallis took stock for a while before launching a few more boundaries shortly before the declaration, finally finishing unbeaten on 136. In the hunt for quick runs, Graeme Smith, Jacques Rudolph and Mark Boucher all perished for single figure scores. A grateful Steve Harmison took his first two wickets since Cape Town and Hoggard added a single victim to finish with 26 in the series. Set 185 from 44 overs, England were never in position to go for the target once Strauss had been caught behind in Ntini's first over.\n\nThings looked dicey when Robert Key provided just 40 minutes of uncertain resistance before edging Pollock to Boucher. And there were certainly a few skipped heartbeats in the England dressing-room when Trescothick inexplicably missed a straight ball from Ntini to be bowled. That left 29 overs remaining for South Africa to try to find the last seven wickets. Vaughan and Graham Thorpe, however, proved adept at blunting some impressive spells from all the bowlers until Ntini returned to have Thorpe caught by Herschelle Gibbs who was close in at third slip. England had just about done enough by then and the game ended in bad light two-and-half overs early with Vaughan 26 not out and Andrew Flintoff unbeaten on 14. It was England's first series win in South Africa since MJK Smith led them to a 1-0 win in 1964-65. And it earned them the Basil D'Oliveira Trophy, named after the player who the South African apartheid regime refused to allow to tour their country with England in 1968, ultimately resulting in their exclusion from international sport.\n\nGraeme Smith (capt.), Herschelle Gibbs, Jacques Rudolph, Jacques Kallis, AB de Villiers, Mark Boucher (wkt), Andrew Hall, Nicky Boje, Shaun Pollock, Makhaya Ntini, Andre Nel.\n\nMarcus Trescothick, Andrew Strauss, Robert Key, Michael Vaughan (capt.), Graham Thorpe, Andrew Flintoff, Geraint Jones (wkt), Ashley Giles, Matthew Hoggard, Steve Harmison, Simon Jones.\n\nSA Bucknor (WI), Aleem Dar (Pkn)\n",
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                    "Centurion",
                    "dayfive:SouthAfrica247&296-6ddrewwithEngland359&73-4\n\nEnglandwinfive-matchseries2-1\n\nCenturiesfromJacquesKallisandABdeVilliersallowedSouthAfricatodeclareon296-6",
                    "settingEnglandatargetof185towinfrom44overs.Thetouristschosenottochasetheruns",
                    "however",
                    "finishingon73-4.TherewereplentyofnervousmomentswhentheylostearlywicketsbutcaptainMichaelVaughanheldfirmtosecurea2-1seriestriumph.ThoughtheusuallybrilliantAndrewStraussscoredaduck",
                    "onlyDenisComptonhadeverscoredmorerunsinaseriesagainstSouthAfricaandhewontheman-of-the-seriesawardforhisthreecenturies.Kallisandman-of-the-matchdeVillierswereinoccupationofthecreasewhenthedaystarted",
                    "withSouthAfricastilltrailingby53runs.Bythetimetheyhadbeenparted",
                    "theyhadadded227forthethirdwicket.Thescoringratewasneversensational",
                    "however",
                    "asVaughandeclinedtosetover-attackingfieldsandthebatsmanrefusedtotakeunduerisks.\n\nIttookmorethananhourfortheleadtobewipedoff",
                    "asDeVilliershitarguablytheshotoftheday-apulloffMatthewHoggardthatwentallthewayforsix.Theremaininghour-and-a-halfofanextendedmorningsessionsawafurther100runsadded.Thetworight-handerswerequicktopullanddrivewhentheopportunitiespresentedthemselves.Kalliswastwiceluckytosurvive.AtonepointheedgedHoggardinchesshortofMarcusTrescothickatslipandthen",
                    "on76",
                    "lookedluckytosurviveanlbwappealagainstSimonJones.DeVilliersreachedhishalf-centurywithasquaredriveoffAshleyGilesforfour",
                    "andhecontinuedtoplaythespinnerwithgreatcertainty.Intheafternoonsession",
                    "itwaswidelyassumedSouthAfricawouldthrowthebatatalmosteverything.First",
                    "however",
                    "bothbatsmenneededtoreachtheircenturies.\n\nKallisgottherefirst",
                    "cuttingJonesforfour-itwashisfifthTesttonagainstEnglandand20thinall.The20-year-olddeVilliersbecamethethirdyoungestSouthAfricantohitaTestcenturywithaboundaryinthesameareaoffthesamebowler.ButhethenperishedwhenholingouttothirdmanoffJones.Hehadmade109off169balls.Oddly",
                    "Kallistookstockforawhilebeforelaunchingafewmoreboundariesshortlybeforethedeclaration",
                    "finallyfinishingunbeatenon136.Inthehuntforquickruns",
                    "GraemeSmith",
                    "JacquesRudolphandMarkBoucherallperishedforsinglefigurescores.AgratefulSteveHarmisontookhisfirsttwowicketssinceCapeTownandHoggardaddedasinglevictimtofinishwith26intheseries.Set185from44overs",
                    "EnglandwereneverinpositiontogoforthetargetonceStrausshadbeencaughtbehindinNtini'sfirstover.\n\nThingslookeddiceywhenRobertKeyprovidedjust40minutesofuncertainresistancebeforeedgingPollocktoBoucher.AndtherewerecertainlyafewskippedheartbeatsintheEnglanddressing-roomwhenTrescothickinexplicablymissedastraightballfromNtinitobebowled.Thatleft29oversremainingforSouthAfricatotrytofindthelastsevenwickets.VaughanandGrahamThorpe",
                    "however",
                    "provedadeptatbluntingsomeimpressivespellsfromallthebowlersuntilNtinireturnedtohaveThorpecaughtbyHerschelleGibbswhowascloseinatthirdslip.Englandhadjustaboutdoneenoughbythenandthegameendedinbadlighttwo-and-halfoversearlywithVaughan26notoutandAndrewFlintoffunbeatenon14.ItwasEngland'sfirstserieswininSouthAfricasinceMJKSmithledthemtoa1-0winin1964-65.AnditearnedthemtheBasilD'OliveiraTrophy",
                    "namedaftertheplayerwhotheSouthAfricanapartheidregimerefusedtoallowtotourtheircountrywithEnglandin1968",
                    "ultimatelyresultingintheirexclusionfrominternationalsport.\n\nGraemeSmith(capt.)",
                    "HerschelleGibbs",
                    "JacquesRudolph",
                    "JacquesKallis",
                    "ABdeVilliers",
                    "MarkBoucher(wkt)",
                    "AndrewHall",
                    "NickyBoje",
                    "ShaunPollock",
                    "MakhayaNtini",
                    "AndreNel.\n\nMarcusTrescothick",
                    "AndrewStrauss",
                    "RobertKey",
                    "MichaelVaughan(capt.)",
                    "GrahamThorpe",
                    "AndrewFlintoff",
                    "GeraintJones(wkt)",
                    "AshleyGiles",
                    "MatthewHoggard",
                    "SteveHarmison",
                    "SimonJones.\n\nSABucknor(WI)",
                    "AleemDar(Pkn)\n"
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                  "0": "Bashar delighted after series win\n\nBangladesh skipper Habibul Bashar was thrilled after the win in the decider against Zimbabwe gave his country their first-ever one-day series triumph.\n\n\"Yes, our morale was down after losing the first two matches,\" he said, after the eight-wicket victory in Dhaka. \"But we knew we could come back and win the series. \"We worked hard and tried to rectify our mistakes and I am happy to have won the match chasing a target, which was not easy.\" Taibu's counterpart, Tatenda Taibu, was left to reflect on what might have been after losing the early initiative in the five-match series.\n\n\"It was so near and yet so far for us,\" said the Zimbabwe captain. \"I think we did not play spin well enough and lost wickets at crucial stages. They played well, but I think our boys did a good job. We worked hard and fought it out.\" Bangladesh have won only nine of their 106 matches since making their one-day debut in 1986 and clinched their maiden Test series against Zimbabwe earlier in January.\n",
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                    "Bashardelightedafterserieswin\n\nBangladeshskipperHabibulBasharwasthrilledafterthewininthedecideragainstZimbabwegavehiscountrytheirfirst-everone-dayseriestriumph.\n\n\"Yes",
                    "ourmoralewasdownafterlosingthefirsttwomatches",
                    "\"hesaid",
                    "aftertheeight-wicketvictoryinDhaka.\"Butweknewwecouldcomebackandwintheseries.\"WeworkedhardandtriedtorectifyourmistakesandIamhappytohavewonthematchchasingatarget",
                    "whichwasnoteasy.\"Taibu'scounterpart",
                    "TatendaTaibu",
                    "waslefttoreflectonwhatmighthavebeenafterlosingtheearlyinitiativeinthefive-matchseries.\n\n\"Itwassonearandyetsofarforus",
                    "\"saidtheZimbabwecaptain.\"Ithinkwedidnotplayspinwellenoughandlostwicketsatcrucialstages.Theyplayedwell",
                    "butIthinkourboysdidagoodjob.Weworkedhardandfoughtitout.\"Bangladeshhavewononlynineoftheir106matchessincemakingtheirone-daydebutin1986andclinchedtheirmaidenTestseriesagainstZimbabweearlierinJanuary.\n"
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                  "0": "Relay squad thrilled with honours\n\nJason Gardener says being made an MBE in the New Year Honours List underlines the achievement of Great Britain's 4x100m relay squad at the Olympics.\n\nGardener, Darren Campbell, Marlon Devonish and Mark Lewis-Francis have all been awarded MBEs after beating pre-race favourites USA to gold. \"I think this award reinforces what we did on that fantastic night,\" he said. \"This recognition is really inspiring and makes me want to have more success,\" said Lewis-Francis. The British sprint quartet produced a string of faultless baton changes in the final to put pressure on the Americans.\n\nAnd when the USA stumbled with a poor switch between Justin Gatlin and Coby Miller at the 300m stage, Britain edged ahead going into the final bend. Then, on cue, Lewis-Francis ran a textbook final leg, holding off Maurice Greene to bring Team GB home in 38.07 seconds - just one hundredth of a second ahead of their rivals. \"Winning the gold medal was the highlight of my athletics career so far,\" said the Birchfield Harrier. \"This award is not just for me, but for all my friends, family and the people who have helped me to get to this level in my sport.\" Gardener added: \"All of us had worked very hard for a long, long time to carry off what most believed was an impossible task. \"Of course this award is very special, but for me nothing will ever take away winning an Olympic gold medal. It's all I ever wanted. \"All my life that is what I dreamed of doing. Life since then has been fantastic.\" Campbell agreed receiving the honour capped off what has been a difficult year for the sprinter. \"I think the MBE is important because the people closest to me know my journey,\" said the Newport-based athlete. \"I've not just stumbled upon this. \"It gives me a lot of joy and satisfaction to know the stuff you do for your country does mean something.\"\n\n- There was also recognition for James Clarke, chairman of the London Marathon. He becomes an OBE.\n",
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                    "Relaysquadthrilledwithhonours\n\nJasonGardenersaysbeingmadeanMBEintheNewYearHonoursListunderlinestheachievementofGreatBritain's4x100mrelaysquadattheOlympics.\n\nGardener",
                    "DarrenCampbell",
                    "MarlonDevonishandMarkLewis-FrancishaveallbeenawardedMBEsafterbeatingpre-racefavouritesUSAtogold.\"Ithinkthisawardreinforceswhatwedidonthatfantasticnight",
                    "\"hesaid.\"Thisrecognitionisreallyinspiringandmakesmewanttohavemoresuccess",
                    "\"saidLewis-Francis.TheBritishsprintquartetproducedastringoffaultlessbatonchangesinthefinaltoputpressureontheAmericans.\n\nAndwhentheUSAstumbledwithapoorswitchbetweenJustinGatlinandCobyMilleratthe300mstage",
                    "Britainedgedaheadgoingintothefinalbend.Then",
                    "oncue",
                    "Lewis-Francisranatextbookfinalleg",
                    "holdingoffMauriceGreenetobringTeamGBhomein38.07seconds-justonehundredthofasecondaheadoftheirrivals.\"Winningthegoldmedalwasthehighlightofmyathleticscareersofar",
                    "\"saidtheBirchfieldHarrier.\"Thisawardisnotjustforme",
                    "butforallmyfriends",
                    "familyandthepeoplewhohavehelpedmetogettothislevelinmysport.\"Gardeneradded:\"Allofushadworkedveryhardforalong",
                    "longtimetocarryoffwhatmostbelievedwasanimpossibletask.\"Ofcoursethisawardisveryspecial",
                    "butformenothingwillevertakeawaywinninganOlympicgoldmedal.It'sallIeverwanted.\"AllmylifethatiswhatIdreamedofdoing.Lifesincethenhasbeenfantastic.\"Campbellagreedreceivingthehonourcappedoffwhathasbeenadifficultyearforthesprinter.\"IthinktheMBEisimportantbecausethepeopleclosesttomeknowmyjourney",
                    "\"saidtheNewport-basedathlete.\"I'venotjuststumbleduponthis.\"Itgivesmealotofjoyandsatisfactiontoknowthestuffyoudoforyourcountrydoesmeansomething.\"\n\n-TherewasalsorecognitionforJamesClarke",
                    "chairmanoftheLondonMarathon.HebecomesanOBE.\n"
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                  "0": "Sri Lanka cancel tour\n\nSri Lanka have cancelled their cricket tour of New Zealand following the tsunami disaster that has ravaged the country, it has been confirmed.\n\nThe tour had been put on hold after the first one-day international game was played on 26 December, the same day the tidal wave struck the island country. Sri Lanka Cricket initially said it would postpone the tour but on Wednesday decided to pull out. \"We fully understand the decision,\" said ICC chief executive Malcolm Speed. The latest death toll for Sri Lankans caught up in the disaster stands at 22,000. A statement from Sri Lanka Cricket stated: \"The Sri Lankan cricketers have always stood by the people of this country in good times and bad times. \"The cancellation of this tour will enable the cricketers to help the board assist victims of the disaster.\" Speed said: \"The impact of the tsunami on Sri Lanka has been devastating. \"In this situation where two of our members have agreed to postpone the series there is no issue of fines or compensation. \"The Sri Lankan players will now be able to return to their families and the series will be replayed at a date in the future to be confirmed.\" The tour, comprising one-day internationals and Test matches, will now be rescheduled by both cricket boards by mutual agreement.\n\nNone of the Sri Lanka squad lost family members in the disaster, but the mothers of Sanath Jayasuriya and Upul Chandana are believed to have been injured. Star spin bowler Muttiah Muralitharan, meanwhile, came within minutes of being caught up in the huge tidal waves which swept across the Sri Lankan coastline at Galle. \"I missed the wave by 20 minutes. I had only just left Galle so I am very lucky to be alive,\" he said, having had to miss the early part of the tour due to injury. New Zealand Cricket chief executive Martin Snedden said: \"We will now give the Sri Lankan cricket team every assistance to return home as soon as possible. \"As the magnitude of the recent events in Sri Lanka has unfolded it has become more difficult for the Sri Lankan team to remain in New Zealand.\"\n",
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                    "SriLankacanceltour\n\nSriLankahavecancelledtheircrickettourofNewZealandfollowingthetsunamidisasterthathasravagedthecountry",
                    "ithasbeenconfirmed.\n\nThetourhadbeenputonholdafterthefirstone-dayinternationalgamewasplayedon26December",
                    "thesamedaythetidalwavestrucktheislandcountry.SriLankaCricketinitiallysaiditwouldpostponethetourbutonWednesdaydecidedtopullout.\"Wefullyunderstandthedecision",
                    "\"saidICCchiefexecutiveMalcolmSpeed.ThelatestdeathtollforSriLankanscaughtupinthedisasterstandsat22",
                    "000.AstatementfromSriLankaCricketstated:\"TheSriLankancricketershavealwaysstoodbythepeopleofthiscountryingoodtimesandbadtimes.\"Thecancellationofthistourwillenablethecricketerstohelptheboardassistvictimsofthedisaster.\"Speedsaid:\"TheimpactofthetsunamionSriLankahasbeendevastating.\"Inthissituationwheretwoofourmembershaveagreedtopostponetheseriesthereisnoissueoffinesorcompensation.\"TheSriLankanplayerswillnowbeabletoreturntotheirfamiliesandtheserieswillbereplayedatadateinthefuturetobeconfirmed.\"Thetour",
                    "comprisingone-dayinternationalsandTestmatches",
                    "willnowberescheduledbybothcricketboardsbymutualagreement.\n\nNoneoftheSriLankasquadlostfamilymembersinthedisaster",
                    "butthemothersofSanathJayasuriyaandUpulChandanaarebelievedtohavebeeninjured.StarspinbowlerMuttiahMuralitharan",
                    "meanwhile",
                    "camewithinminutesofbeingcaughtupinthehugetidalwaveswhichsweptacrosstheSriLankancoastlineatGalle.\"Imissedthewaveby20minutes.IhadonlyjustleftGallesoIamveryluckytobealive",
                    "\"hesaid",
                    "havinghadtomisstheearlypartofthetourduetoinjury.NewZealandCricketchiefexecutiveMartinSneddensaid:\"WewillnowgivetheSriLankancricketteameveryassistancetoreturnhomeassoonaspossible.\"AsthemagnitudeoftherecenteventsinSriLankahasunfoldedithasbecomemoredifficultfortheSriLankanteamtoremaininNewZealand.\"\n"
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                  "0": "Hantuchova in Dubai last eight\n\nDaniela Hantuchova moved into the quarter-finals of the Dubai Open, after beating Elene Likhotseva of Russia 7-5 6-4, and now faces Serena Williams.\n\nAustralian Open champion Williams survived an early scare to beat Russia's Elena Bovina 1-6 6-1 6-4. World number one Lindsay Davenport and Anastasia Myskina also progressed. Davenport defeated China's Jie Zheng 6-2 7-5, while French Open champion Myskina sailed through after her opponent Marion Bartoli retired hurt. American Davenport will now face fellow former Wimbledon champion, Conchita Martinez of Spain, who ousted seventh-seeded Nathalie Dechy of France 6-1 6-2. Myskina will face eighth-seed Patty Schnyder from Switzerland, who defeated China's Li Na 6-3 7-6 (10-8). The other quarter final pits wild card Sania Mirza of India against Jelena Jankovic of Serbia and Montenegro, who both won on Tuesday.\n\nBefore her meeting with Martinez, Davenport believes there is some room for improvement in her game. \"I started well and finished well, but played some so-so games in the middle,\" she said. Williams was also far from content. \"I don't know what I was doing there,\" she said. \"It was really windy and I hadn't played in the wind. All my shots were going out of here.\" But Hantuchova is in upbeat mood ahead of her clash with the younger Williams sister, who was handed a first-round bye. \"I feel I have an advantage (over Serena) because I have already played two matches on these courts,\" she said. \"It is a difficult court to play on. Very fast and sometimes you feel you have no control over the ball.\"\n",
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                    "HantuchovainDubailasteight\n\nDanielaHantuchovamovedintothequarter-finalsoftheDubaiOpen",
                    "afterbeatingEleneLikhotsevaofRussia7-56-4",
                    "andnowfacesSerenaWilliams.\n\nAustralianOpenchampionWilliamssurvivedanearlyscaretobeatRussia'sElenaBovina1-66-16-4.WorldnumberoneLindsayDavenportandAnastasiaMyskinaalsoprogressed.DavenportdefeatedChina'sJieZheng6-27-5",
                    "whileFrenchOpenchampionMyskinasailedthroughafterheropponentMarionBartoliretiredhurt.AmericanDavenportwillnowfacefellowformerWimbledonchampion",
                    "ConchitaMartinezofSpain",
                    "whooustedseventh-seededNathalieDechyofFrance6-16-2.Myskinawillfaceeighth-seedPattySchnyderfromSwitzerland",
                    "whodefeatedChina'sLiNa6-37-6(10-8).TheotherquarterfinalpitswildcardSaniaMirzaofIndiaagainstJelenaJankovicofSerbiaandMontenegro",
                    "whobothwononTuesday.\n\nBeforehermeetingwithMartinez",
                    "Davenportbelievesthereissomeroomforimprovementinhergame.\"Istartedwellandfinishedwell",
                    "butplayedsomeso-sogamesinthemiddle",
                    "\"shesaid.Williamswasalsofarfromcontent.\"Idon'tknowwhatIwasdoingthere",
                    "\"shesaid.\"ItwasreallywindyandIhadn'tplayedinthewind.Allmyshotsweregoingoutofhere.\"ButHantuchovaisinupbeatmoodaheadofherclashwiththeyoungerWilliamssister",
                    "whowashandedafirst-roundbye.\"IfeelIhaveanadvantage(overSerena)becauseIhavealreadyplayedtwomatchesonthesecourts",
                    "\"shesaid.\"Itisadifficultcourttoplayon.Veryfastandsometimesyoufeelyouhavenocontrolovertheball.\"\n"
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                  "0": "Campbell to be Lions consultant\n\nFormer government communications chief Alastair Campbell will act as a media consultant to Sir Clive Woodward's 2005 Lions on their tour to New Zealand.\n\nCampbell, who left Downing Street earlier this year, will advise on media strategy before and during the tour. \"I hope I can contribute to the planning and preparation, and to ensuring the media and public get the most out of the tour itself,\" he said. \"I am also looking forward to going out for the later stages of the tour.\" Woodward's decision to call in Prime Minister Tony Blair's former spin doctor springs from the deterioration in media relations on the last Lions tour of Australia in 2001, when New Zealander Graham Henry was the head coach. The furore surrounding the newspaper diaries of Matt Dawson and Austin Healey was compounded by other disillusioned players venting their frustration through the media. \"The Lions is a massive media event,\" said Woodward, who will be the head coach. \"There will be a huge level of interest from the travelling media, the fans that will go out in their thousands and the New Zealand public. \"We need to have the strategy and processes in place to deal with the pressures that will bring. \"[Alastair] will act as an advisor both in the build up to and on the tour itself. His role is to work closely with not only myself but (tour manager) Bill Beaumont, (media manager) Louisa Cheetham and (team manager) Louise Ramsay.\" Campbell is due to resume working for the government in the new year in the build-up to an anticipated May general election. The Lions leave for New Zealand on 24 May, with the first Test match against the All Blacks in Christchurch on 25 June.\n",
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                    "CampbelltobeLionsconsultant\n\nFormergovernmentcommunicationschiefAlastairCampbellwillactasamediaconsultanttoSirCliveWoodward's2005LionsontheirtourtoNewZealand.\n\nCampbell",
                    "wholeftDowningStreetearlierthisyear",
                    "willadviseonmediastrategybeforeandduringthetour.\"IhopeIcancontributetotheplanningandpreparation",
                    "andtoensuringthemediaandpublicgetthemostoutofthetouritself",
                    "\"hesaid.\"Iamalsolookingforwardtogoingoutforthelaterstagesofthetour.\"Woodward'sdecisiontocallinPrimeMinisterTonyBlair'sformerspindoctorspringsfromthedeteriorationinmediarelationsonthelastLionstourofAustraliain2001",
                    "whenNewZealanderGrahamHenrywastheheadcoach.ThefuroresurroundingthenewspaperdiariesofMattDawsonandAustinHealeywascompoundedbyotherdisillusionedplayersventingtheirfrustrationthroughthemedia.\"TheLionsisamassivemediaevent",
                    "\"saidWoodward",
                    "whowillbetheheadcoach.\"Therewillbeahugelevelofinterestfromthetravellingmedia",
                    "thefansthatwillgooutintheirthousandsandtheNewZealandpublic.\"Weneedtohavethestrategyandprocessesinplacetodealwiththepressuresthatwillbring.\"[Alastair]willactasanadvisorbothinthebuilduptoandonthetouritself.Hisroleistoworkcloselywithnotonlymyselfbut(tourmanager)BillBeaumont",
                    "(mediamanager)LouisaCheethamand(teammanager)LouiseRamsay.\"Campbellisduetoresumeworkingforthegovernmentinthenewyearinthebuild-uptoananticipatedMaygeneralelection.TheLionsleaveforNewZealandon24May",
                    "withthefirstTestmatchagainsttheAllBlacksinChristchurchon25June.\n"
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                  "0": "England attempt to create history\n\nFirst Test, Port Elizabeth: South Africa v England\n\nMatch starts at 0830 GMT\n\nAfter whitewashes against New Zealand and West Indies, the tourists will attempt to put last week's seven-wicket defeat by South A behind them. \"The guys are mentally aware of what's required,\" coach Duncan Fletcher said. Mark Butcher is likely to pip Robert Key at number three while Simon Jones and James Anderson contest seam duties. The South Africans, who have dropped from second to sixth in the Test rankings in less than a year, are without spinner Nicky Boje. He is still recovering from surgery to remove a growth on his neck two weeks ago. Fast bowler Dale Steyn is poised to make his Test debut, but all-rounder Jacques Kallis is still troubled by an ankle injury and is expected to play as a batsman only. Opener AB de Villiers is also expected to make his debut, in place of the injured Herschelle Gibbs.\n\nEngland coach Duncan Fletcher has used his contacts in South Africa to study the new players and study flaws. \"Duncan lives in Cape Town and he has had his ear to ground about a lot of their players,\" said captain Michael Vaughan. \"With the amount of technology around these days you generally know quite a lot about the opposition. But video replay is not ideal and Vaughan warned: \"We don't know how they're going to react on the pitch.\" Home skipper Graeme Smith believes his team may have an advantage by being in action more recently than England, on a tour to India in November and December. \"The more cricket you play the more battle hardened you become, the more aware and better technically,\" he said. Smith feels England could have benefitted from an additional warm-up game, but will still provide a strong test for his team. \"We did the same thing (only one warm-up match) in Sri Lanka and paid the price in that series,\" he said. \"England, even though they lost the A game, come here with a lot of confidence and have some key performers. \"I really believe they have one of their strongest sides ever. The South Africans are certain to have plans to combat England's most influential players, Andrew Flintoff and Steve Harmison.\n\nSmith said: \"Harmison, with his pace and height, has always had potential. \"He's a confidence bowler and it's important we put him under pressure.\" The Durham bowler was not at his best when the teams last met in England in 2003, taking nine wickets at 45.88 in four matches. Flintoff, by contrast, scored three fifties and a magnificent 142 and weighed in with 10 wickets, leaving Smith in no doubts about his capability. \"Freddie's pulverised a few attacks but we've got a few ideas for him. \"I'm looking forward to him bringing out the best in our two all-rounders Kallis and Pollock.\"\n\nG Smith (captain), AB de Villiers, J Rudolph, J Kallis, H Amla, Z de Bruyn, A Hall, S Pollock, T Tsolekile, M Ntini, D Steyn, B Dippenaar.\n\nM Vaughan (captain), M Trescothick, A Strauss, M Butcher, R Key, G Thorpe, A Flintoff, G Jones, A Giles, S Jones, M Hoggard, S Harmison, J Anderson.\n",
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                    "PortElizabeth:SouthAfricavEngland\n\nMatchstartsat0830GMT\n\nAfterwhitewashesagainstNewZealandandWestIndies",
                    "thetouristswillattempttoputlastweek'sseven-wicketdefeatbySouthAbehindthem.\"Theguysarementallyawareofwhat'srequired",
                    "\"coachDuncanFletchersaid.MarkButcherislikelytopipRobertKeyatnumberthreewhileSimonJonesandJamesAndersoncontestseamduties.TheSouthAfricans",
                    "whohavedroppedfromsecondtosixthintheTestrankingsinlessthanayear",
                    "arewithoutspinnerNickyBoje.Heisstillrecoveringfromsurgerytoremoveagrowthonhisnecktwoweeksago.FastbowlerDaleSteynispoisedtomakehisTestdebut",
                    "butall-rounderJacquesKallisisstilltroubledbyanankleinjuryandisexpectedtoplayasabatsmanonly.OpenerABdeVilliersisalsoexpectedtomakehisdebut",
                    "inplaceoftheinjuredHerschelleGibbs.\n\nEnglandcoachDuncanFletcherhasusedhiscontactsinSouthAfricatostudythenewplayersandstudyflaws.\"DuncanlivesinCapeTownandhehashadhiseartogroundaboutalotoftheirplayers",
                    "\"saidcaptainMichaelVaughan.\"Withtheamountoftechnologyaroundthesedaysyougenerallyknowquitealotabouttheopposition.ButvideoreplayisnotidealandVaughanwarned:\"Wedon'tknowhowthey'regoingtoreactonthepitch.\"HomeskipperGraemeSmithbelieveshisteammayhaveanadvantagebybeinginactionmorerecentlythanEngland",
                    "onatourtoIndiainNovemberandDecember.\"Themorecricketyouplaythemorebattlehardenedyoubecome",
                    "themoreawareandbettertechnically",
                    "\"hesaid.SmithfeelsEnglandcouldhavebenefittedfromanadditionalwarm-upgame",
                    "butwillstillprovideastrongtestforhisteam.\"Wedidthesamething(onlyonewarm-upmatch)inSriLankaandpaidthepriceinthatseries",
                    "\"hesaid.\"England",
                    "eventhoughtheylosttheAgame",
                    "comeherewithalotofconfidenceandhavesomekeyperformers.\"Ireallybelievetheyhaveoneoftheirstrongestsidesever.TheSouthAfricansarecertaintohaveplanstocombatEngland'smostinfluentialplayers",
                    "AndrewFlintoffandSteveHarmison.\n\nSmithsaid:\"Harmison",
                    "withhispaceandheight",
                    "hasalwayshadpotential.\"He'saconfidencebowlerandit'simportantweputhimunderpressure.\"TheDurhambowlerwasnotathisbestwhentheteamslastmetinEnglandin2003",
                    "takingninewicketsat45.88infourmatches.Flintoff",
                    "bycontrast",
                    "scoredthreefiftiesandamagnificent142andweighedinwith10wickets",
                    "leavingSmithinnodoubtsabouthiscapability.\"Freddie'spulverisedafewattacksbutwe'vegotafewideasforhim.\"I'mlookingforwardtohimbringingoutthebestinourtwoall-roundersKallisandPollock.\"\n\nGSmith(captain)",
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                    "JKallis",
                    "HAmla",
                    "ZdeBruyn",
                    "AHall",
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                    "BDippenaar.\n\nMVaughan(captain)",
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                    "RKey",
                    "GThorpe",
                    "AFlintoff",
                    "GJones",
                    "AGiles",
                    "SJones",
                    "MHoggard",
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                  "0": "Ireland 19-13 England\n\nIreland consigned England to their third straight Six Nations defeat with a stirring victory at Lansdowne Road.\n\nA second-half try from captain Brian O'Driscoll and 14 points from Ronan O'Gara kept Ireland on track for their first Grand Slam since 1948. England scored first through Martin Corry but had \"tries\" from Mark Cueto and Josh Lewsey disallowed. Andy Robinson's men have now lost nine of their last 14 matches since the 2003 World Cup final. The defeat also heralded England's worst run in the championship since 1987. Ireland last won the title, then the Five Nations, in 1985, but 20 years on they share top spot in the table on maximum points with Wales. And Eddie O'Sullivan's side banished the ghosts of 2003 when England were rampant 42-6 victors in claiming the Grand Slam at Lansdowne Road. In front of a supercharged home crowd on a dry but blustery day in Dublin, Ireland tore into the white-shirted visitors from the kick-off and made their intentions clear when O'Gara landed a fourth-minute drop-goal.\n\nEngland took their time to settle but their first real venture into Ireland's half produced a simple score for Corry. The number eight picked up the ball from the back of a ruck and found an absence of green jerseys between himself and the Irish line, racing 25 yards to touch down. England fly-half Charlie Hodgson nailed the conversion from out on the left, but almost immediately O'Gara, winning his 50th cap, answered with two penalties in quick succession. England were awarded a penalty of their own on the halfway line after 20 minutes, and Hodgson, the villain at Twickenham, coolly bisected the posts. The first quarter was marked by periods of tactical kicking, but it was Ireland who were showing more willingness to spread the ball wide to their eager and inventive backs. A series of probes led by the talismanic O'Driscoll, back from hamstring injury, resulted in a penalty but Ireland chose to kick for touch.\n\nFrom the line-out, the ball was recycled back to O'Gara, who stroked his second drop-goal, this time off the right upright. As the interval approached, wing Josh Lewsey was the catalyst for England's most promising attack. The Wasps star raced up his touchline and Hodgson's cross-kick put in Mark Cueto for an apparent score, but the Sale wing was ruled to have started in front of the kicker. England began the second half well and had Ireland pinned in their own half. But another English indiscretion on a rare Irish break-out awarded O'Gara a kick at goal, which he missed. England's pressure continued, and a wave of attacks saw centre Jamie Noon dragged down yards from the line before Hodgson landed a drop-goal.\n\nThe lead was shortlived, however. Ireland raced upfield, deft handling from the backs, including a clever dummy from Geordan Murphy on Hodgson, ending with O'Driscoll going over in the right corner and touching down close to the posts. O'Gara missed a penalty which would have put Ireland nine points clear, and the home crowd breathed a sigh of relief when Hodgson's cross-kick was fumbled by lock Ben Kay near the line. Anticipation of a home win sent the noise level sky-high, but O'Gara missed another chance to seal the game with a wayward drop-goal attempt. Inside the last 10 minutes, England poured forward, spurred on by scrum-half Matt Dawson, who replaced Leicester's Harry Ellis. But despite one near miss with the pack over the line - not checked on the TV replay by referee Jonathan Kaplan - England were unable to pull off a face-saving win. Ireland next face France at Lansdowne Road in two weeks' time before the potential title decider against Wales in Cardiff. England are still to meet Italy at Twickenham, in what is now a wooden spoon decider, and Scotland.\n\nG Murphy; G Dempsey, B O'Driscoll, S Horgan, D Hickie; R O'Gara, P Stringer; R Corrigan, S Byrne, J Hayes; M O'Kelly, P O'Connell; S Easterby, J O'Connor, A Foley.\n\nF Sheahan, M Horan, D O'Callaghan, E Miller, G Easterby, D Humphreys, K Maggs.\n\nJ Robinson (capt); M Cueto, J Noon, O Barkley, J Lewsey; C Hodgson, H Ellis; G Rowntree, S Thompson, M Stevens; D Grewcock, B Kay; J Worsley, L Moody, M Corry.\n\nA Titterrell, D Bell, S Borthwick, A Hazell, M Dawson, A Goode, O Smith.\n",
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                    "Irelandtoreintothewhite-shirtedvisitorsfromthekick-offandmadetheirintentionsclearwhenO'Garalandedafourth-minutedrop-goal.\n\nEnglandtooktheirtimetosettlebuttheirfirstrealventureintoIreland'shalfproducedasimplescoreforCorry.ThenumbereightpickeduptheballfromthebackofaruckandfoundanabsenceofgreenjerseysbetweenhimselfandtheIrishline",
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                    "butitwasIrelandwhowereshowingmorewillingnesstospreadtheballwidetotheireagerandinventivebacks.AseriesofprobesledbythetalismanicO'Driscoll",
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                    "thistimeofftherightupright.Astheintervalapproached",
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                    "buttheSalewingwasruledtohavestartedinfrontofthekicker.EnglandbeganthesecondhalfwellandhadIrelandpinnedintheirownhalf.ButanotherEnglishindiscretiononarareIrishbreak-outawardedO'Garaakickatgoal",
                    "whichhemissed.England'spressurecontinued",
                    "andawaveofattackssawcentreJamieNoondraggeddownyardsfromthelinebeforeHodgsonlandedadrop-goal.\n\nTheleadwasshortlived",
                    "however.Irelandracedupfield",
                    "defthandlingfromthebacks",
                    "includingacleverdummyfromGeordanMurphyonHodgson",
                    "endingwithO'Driscollgoingoverintherightcornerandtouchingdownclosetotheposts.O'GaramissedapenaltywhichwouldhaveputIrelandninepointsclear",
                    "andthehomecrowdbreathedasighofreliefwhenHodgson'scross-kickwasfumbledbylockBenKayneartheline.Anticipationofahomewinsentthenoiselevelsky-high",
                    "butO'Garamissedanotherchancetosealthegamewithawaywarddrop-goalattempt.Insidethelast10minutes",
                    "Englandpouredforward",
                    "spurredonbyscrum-halfMattDawson",
                    "whoreplacedLeicester'sHarryEllis.Butdespiteonenearmisswiththepackovertheline-notcheckedontheTVreplaybyrefereeJonathanKaplan-Englandwereunabletopulloffaface-savingwin.IrelandnextfaceFranceatLansdowneRoadintwoweeks'timebeforethepotentialtitledecideragainstWalesinCardiff.EnglandarestilltomeetItalyatTwickenham",
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                  "0": "O'Sullivan commits to Dublin race\n\nSonia O'Sullivan will seek to regain her title at the Bupa Great Ireland Run on 9 April in Dublin.\n\nThe 35-year-old was beaten into fourth at last year's event, having won it a year earlier. \"I understand she's had a solid winter's training down in Australia after recovering from a minor injury,\" said race director Matthew Turnbull. Mark Carroll, Irish record holder at 3km, 5km and 10km, will make his debut in the mass participation 10km race. Carroll has stepped up his form in recent weeks and in late January scored an impressive 3,000m victory over leading American Alan Webb in Boston. Carroll will be facing stiff competition from Australian Craig Mottram, winner in Dublin for the last two years.\n",
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                    "havingwonitayearearlier.\"Iunderstandshe'shadasolidwinter'strainingdowninAustraliaafterrecoveringfromaminorinjury",
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                    "000mvictoryoverleadingAmericanAlanWebbinBoston.CarrollwillbefacingstiffcompetitionfromAustralianCraigMottram",
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                  "0": "Player burn-out worries Robinson\n\nEngland coach Andy Robinson says English rugby has to act now to prevent injury destroying players' careers.\n\nHe will be without a host of big names for the Six Nations as the intensity of professional rugby union hits players. \"Injuries are part of the sport but we have to have a look at the amount of injuries that occur in the English season,\" Robinson told BBC Sport. \"I think players are probably going to have three or four years taken off their careers.\" Robinson will be missing an entire midfield for the Six Nations with the likes of Jonny Wilkinson, Mike Tindall and Will Greenwood injured.\n\nRugby union has become far more physically demanding since the game went professional nearly 10 years ago. As a result three of the major stakeholders in English rugby have launched an \"injury audit\" to find out how players are coping. The audit is jointly funded by the Professional Rugby Players' Association, the Rugby Football Union and Premier Rugby. As far as Robinson is concerned its findings must not be ignored. \"I think there's an injury audit coming out in March that's got some great information in there that I think everybody in the English game has got to look at,\" he said. \"If we don't the situation is going to get worse and not better, so I think rugby as a whole has got to look at this.\"\n",
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                    "Playerburn-outworriesRobinson\n\nEnglandcoachAndyRobinsonsaysEnglishrugbyhastoactnowtopreventinjurydestroyingplayers'careers.\n\nHewillbewithoutahostofbignamesfortheSixNationsastheintensityofprofessionalrugbyunionhitsplayers.\"InjuriesarepartofthesportbutwehavetohavealookattheamountofinjuriesthatoccurintheEnglishseason",
                    "\"RobinsontoldBBCSport.\"Ithinkplayersareprobablygoingtohavethreeorfouryearstakenofftheircareers.\"RobinsonwillbemissinganentiremidfieldfortheSixNationswiththelikesofJonnyWilkinson",
                    "MikeTindallandWillGreenwoodinjured.\n\nRugbyunionhasbecomefarmorephysicallydemandingsincethegamewentprofessionalnearly10yearsago.AsaresultthreeofthemajorstakeholdersinEnglishrugbyhavelaunchedan\"injuryaudit\"tofindouthowplayersarecoping.TheauditisjointlyfundedbytheProfessionalRugbyPlayers'Association",
                    "theRugbyFootballUnionandPremierRugby.AsfarasRobinsonisconcerneditsfindingsmustnotbeignored.\"Ithinkthere'saninjuryauditcomingoutinMarchthat'sgotsomegreatinformationintherethatIthinkeverybodyintheEnglishgamehasgottolookat",
                    "\"hesaid.\"Ifwedon'tthesituationisgoingtogetworseandnotbetter",
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                  "0": "Davenport dismantles young rival\n\nTop seed Lindsay Davenport booked her place in the last 16 of the Australian Open with a convincing 6-2 6-4 win over Nicole Vaidisova of the Czech Republic.\n\nThe American had too much power for her 15-year-old opponent, breaking twice in the first set and once in the second. The German-born Vaidisova rallied well at times but was unable to find a way back after falling behind 3-2 in the opening set. Davenport, who closed out with an ace, plays Karolina Sprem in the next round. \"I was fully expecting a tough opponent and was able to play well enough to get through it,\" said Davenport. \"I think she hits some great shots. She made some errors but probably some inexperience played a role in that. But she's so young and obviously has a big game and has many, many years to improve on that.\" Sprem, the Croatian 13th seed, saw off Russia's Elena Likhovtseva 6-3 6-2. Former world number one\n\npowered her way into the fourth round with a straight sets win over Anna Smashnova. The 27th seed from Israel stuck with Williams until 3-3 in the first set before it became one-way traffic.\n\nThe American made 26 unforced errors but was still good enough to romp through the contest in exactly an hour. She reeled off nine straight games to finish a 6-3 6-0 winner.\n\nremains on course to become the first Australian to win her home title since Chris O'Neil in 1978. The 10th seed equalled her best performance at a Grand Slam event when she beat unseeded Russian Nadia Petrova 6-3 6-2 to reach the fourth round. After a tough first set, Molik grew in confidence and won in just 56 minutes. She will now meet Venus Williams. \"Bring it on,\" said the 23-year-old. \"I played pretty well and it was nice to get through in straight sets.\" \"We were destined to meet, I guess,\" Williams said referring to her match with Molik. \"It will be a huge match for her in Australia. I can tell she's probably very motivated by that so I need to get out there and play well.\"\n\nbeat Slovakia's Daniela Hantuchova in a rollercoaster match. Dementieva came through 7-5 5-7 6-4, becoming the seventh Russian woman to reach the last 16 in Melbourne. The match lasted almost three hours and featured 13 service breaks, including three in the final set when Dementieva held her nerve to seal the win. She now faces\n\nafter the Swiss 12th seed beat American Abigail Spears 7-6 6-3. French Open champion\n\nreceived a free ride into the last 16 after Lisa Raymond was forced to withdraw. Raymond, the 25th seeded American, was ruled out after sustaining a left abdominal muscle tear in the doubles. Myskina, the third seed, now plays France's\n\nwho beat Francesca Schiavone of Italy 6-3 6-3. \"I'm extremely disappointed because I couldn't have asked to play better in my first two matches,\" Raymond said.\n",
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                    "Davenportdismantlesyoungrival\n\nTopseedLindsayDavenportbookedherplaceinthelast16oftheAustralianOpenwithaconvincing6-26-4winoverNicoleVaidisovaoftheCzechRepublic.\n\nTheAmericanhadtoomuchpowerforher15-year-oldopponent",
                    "breakingtwiceinthefirstsetandonceinthesecond.TheGerman-bornVaidisovaralliedwellattimesbutwasunabletofindawaybackafterfallingbehind3-2intheopeningset.Davenport",
                    "whoclosedoutwithanace",
                    "playsKarolinaSpreminthenextround.\"Iwasfullyexpectingatoughopponentandwasabletoplaywellenoughtogetthroughit",
                    "\"saidDavenport.\"Ithinkshehitssomegreatshots.Shemadesomeerrorsbutprobablysomeinexperienceplayedaroleinthat.Butshe'ssoyoungandobviouslyhasabiggameandhasmany",
                    "manyyearstoimproveonthat.\"Sprem",
                    "theCroatian13thseed",
                    "sawoffRussia'sElenaLikhovtseva6-36-2.Formerworldnumberone\n\npoweredherwayintothefourthroundwithastraightsetswinoverAnnaSmashnova.The27thseedfromIsraelstuckwithWilliamsuntil3-3inthefirstsetbeforeitbecameone-waytraffic.\n\nTheAmericanmade26unforcederrorsbutwasstillgoodenoughtorompthroughthecontestinexactlyanhour.Shereeledoffninestraightgamestofinisha6-36-0winner.\n\nremainsoncoursetobecomethefirstAustraliantowinherhometitlesinceChrisO'Neilin1978.The10thseedequalledherbestperformanceataGrandSlameventwhenshebeatunseededRussianNadiaPetrova6-36-2toreachthefourthround.Afteratoughfirstset",
                    "Molikgrewinconfidenceandwoninjust56minutes.ShewillnowmeetVenusWilliams.\"Bringiton",
                    "\"saidthe23-year-old.\"Iplayedprettywellanditwasnicetogetthroughinstraightsets.\"\"Weweredestinedtomeet",
                    "Iguess",
                    "\"WilliamssaidreferringtohermatchwithMolik.\"ItwillbeahugematchforherinAustralia.Icantellshe'sprobablyverymotivatedbythatsoIneedtogetoutthereandplaywell.\"\n\nbeatSlovakia'sDanielaHantuchovainarollercoastermatch.Dementievacamethrough7-55-76-4",
                    "becomingtheseventhRussianwomantoreachthelast16inMelbourne.Thematchlastedalmostthreehoursandfeatured13servicebreaks",
                    "includingthreeinthefinalsetwhenDementievaheldhernervetosealthewin.Shenowfaces\n\naftertheSwiss12thseedbeatAmericanAbigailSpears7-66-3.FrenchOpenchampion\n\nreceivedafreerideintothelast16afterLisaRaymondwasforcedtowithdraw.Raymond",
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                    "wasruledoutaftersustainingaleftabdominalmuscletearinthedoubles.Myskina",
                    "thethirdseed",
                    "nowplaysFrance's\n\nwhobeatFrancescaSchiavoneofItaly6-36-3.\"I'mextremelydisappointedbecauseIcouldn'thaveaskedtoplaybetterinmyfirsttwomatches",
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                  "0": "Wood - Ireland can win Grand Slam\n\nFormer captain Keith Wood believes Ireland can win only their second Grand Slam - and first since 1948 - in this year's RBS Six Nations Championship.\n\nAfter claiming their first Triple Crown for 19 years last season, Wood tips his former team-mates to go one better. \"Things have been building up over the past few years and I think this is the year for Ireland,\" he told BBC Sport. \"There is a great chance to win a Grand Slam. A lot of things are in our favour with England and France at home.\" Ireland have finished runners-up three times, including last year, since the old Five Nations became Six in 2000, and not finished outside the top three in the past five years.\n\nDespite being without flanker Keith Gleeson, coach Eddie O'Sullivan has not had to contend with the sort of casualty lists that have hit England and Scotland in particular prior to the tournament. \"For Ireland to win it we need to stay relatively injury free, and fortunately we are one of the few teams that have done that so far,\" Wood added. \"It is going to be tough and we need to take all the luck and opportunities that come our way.\" Ireland's last game of the tournament is against Wales in Cardiff - a fixture they have not lost since 1983.\n\nBut despite their traditional hospitality when the Irish are visiting, Wood believes Wales might end their four-match losing run against England in Cardiff. \"So many of the major England players have either retired in the last year or are injured that I think it will be very hard for them down in Cardiff,\" Wood added. \"Wales have had four brilliant games in the last year or so and lost all four, so the time is right for them now to beat one of the major teams.\"\n",
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                    "Woodtipshisformerteam-matestogoonebetter.\"ThingshavebeenbuildingupoverthepastfewyearsandIthinkthisistheyearforIreland",
                    "\"hetoldBBCSport.\"ThereisagreatchancetowinaGrandSlam.AlotofthingsareinourfavourwithEnglandandFranceathome.\"Irelandhavefinishedrunners-upthreetimes",
                    "includinglastyear",
                    "sincetheoldFiveNationsbecameSixin2000",
                    "andnotfinishedoutsidethetopthreeinthepastfiveyears.\n\nDespitebeingwithoutflankerKeithGleeson",
                    "coachEddieO'SullivanhasnothadtocontendwiththesortofcasualtyliststhathavehitEnglandandScotlandinparticularpriortothetournament.\"ForIrelandtowinitweneedtostayrelativelyinjuryfree",
                    "andfortunatelyweareoneofthefewteamsthathavedonethatsofar",
                    "\"Woodadded.\"Itisgoingtobetoughandweneedtotakealltheluckandopportunitiesthatcomeourway.\"Ireland'slastgameofthetournamentisagainstWalesinCardiff-afixturetheyhavenotlostsince1983.\n\nButdespitetheirtraditionalhospitalitywhentheIrisharevisiting",
                    "WoodbelievesWalesmightendtheirfour-matchlosingrunagainstEnglandinCardiff.\"SomanyofthemajorEnglandplayershaveeitherretiredinthelastyearorareinjuredthatIthinkitwillbeveryhardforthemdowninCardiff",
                    "\"Woodadded.\"Waleshavehadfourbrilliantgamesinthelastyearorsoandlostallfour",
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                  "0": "Bosvelt optimistic over new deal\n\nManchester City's Paul Bosvelt will find out \"within a month\" whether he is to be offered a new one-year deal.\n\nThe 34-year-old Dutch midfielder is out of contract in the summer and, although his age may count against him, he feels he can play on for another season. \"I told the club I would like to stay for one more year. They promised me an answer within the next month so I am waiting to see,\" he said. \"The main concern is my age but I think I have proved I am fit enough. Bosvelt joined City from Feyenoord in 2003 and at first he struggled to adapt to life in England. But his professionalism and dedication impressed manager Kevin Keegan. \"He realised the pace of the game was faster than anything he was used to but he drove himself back into the team. He is an unsung hero,\" said Keegan.\n",
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                    "Bosveltoptimisticovernewdeal\n\nManchesterCity'sPaulBosveltwillfindout\"withinamonth\"whetherheistobeofferedanewone-yeardeal.\n\nThe34-year-oldDutchmidfielderisoutofcontractinthesummerand",
                    "althoughhisagemaycountagainsthim",
                    "hefeelshecanplayonforanotherseason.\"ItoldtheclubIwouldliketostayforonemoreyear.TheypromisedmeananswerwithinthenextmonthsoIamwaitingtosee",
                    "\"hesaid.\"ThemainconcernismyagebutIthinkIhaveprovedIamfitenough.BosveltjoinedCityfromFeyenoordin2003andatfirsthestruggledtoadapttolifeinEngland.ButhisprofessionalismanddedicationimpressedmanagerKevinKeegan.\"Herealisedthepaceofthegamewasfasterthananythinghewasusedtobuthedrovehimselfbackintotheteam.Heisanunsunghero",
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                  "0": "Umaga ready for Lions\n\nAll Blacks captain Tama Umaga has warned the British and Irish Lions will be his most fearsome opponents yet ahead of their summer tour.\n\nBut Umaga, in England for Saturday's IRB Rugby Aid match, also backed New Zealand to win the three-Test series against the Lions. He told BBC Sport: \"It's potentially the most fearsome line-up I've ever come up against. They're awesome. \"But I'd back us all the way to beat them when they come over.\" Lions boss Sir Clive Woodward is set to announce his squad for the June-July tour next month.\n\nWhen Woodward was appointed last year, it was widely believed he would rely heavily on his former England players. But Umaga said: \"He'd be hard pushed to do that now considering the shape of the Six Nations. \"Don't get me wrong, England have got a lot of talented guys and I'm sure there are some of them who'll make the Lions Test XV. \"But you can't disguise Wales and Ireland in particular. Some of the tries they've scored have been great. I'll admit it'll be fairly awesome lining up against the likes of Brian O'Driscoll.\"\n\nUmaga will meet O'Driscoll in Saturday's Rugby Aid match at Twickenham, with the Irish captain leading the Northern Hemisphere side. O'Driscoll is among a host of players in the Northern Hemisphere squad, coached by Woodward, that are tipped for Lions call-ups. \"It'll be good for us to get an early idea of some of these guys, although a lot can change between now and June,\" Umaga said. The 31-year-old admitted interest in the Lions tour was immense, calling it \"the biggest thing to hit New Zealand since Lord of the Rings\". He added: \"As players, it's enough for us to be driven by the rarity of playing the Lions. In fact, it's not just us All Blacks - it's the talk of the country.\"\n\nUmaga admitted the fear of injury weighed on his mind ahead of Saturday's charity game, which features a host of big names including George Gregan, Andrew Mehrtens and Chris Latham. But he admitted the value of the cause - proceeds of the match will go to aiding victims of the tsunami - easily won him over. \"The second [Southern Hemisphere coach] Rod Macqueen made the approach, I didn't hesitate. It was great when New Zealand Rugby then gave me the all clear. \"Thankfully I didn't know anyone that was involved in the tragedy of the tsunami but you couldn't miss all the horrific reports on the news. \"There are so many people that were affected, are still affected and will be affected for a long time. It's just good to know we can do something minor to help out.\"\n\n- The match will be televised on BBC One at 1400 GMT on Saturday.\n",
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                    "UmagareadyforLions\n\nAllBlackscaptainTamaUmagahaswarnedtheBritishandIrishLionswillbehismostfearsomeopponentsyetaheadoftheirsummertour.\n\nButUmaga",
                    "inEnglandforSaturday'sIRBRugbyAidmatch",
                    "alsobackedNewZealandtowinthethree-TestseriesagainsttheLions.HetoldBBCSport:\"It'spotentiallythemostfearsomeline-upI'veevercomeupagainst.They'reawesome.\"ButI'dbackusallthewaytobeatthemwhentheycomeover.\"LionsbossSirCliveWoodwardissettoannouncehissquadfortheJune-Julytournextmonth.\n\nWhenWoodwardwasappointedlastyear",
                    "itwaswidelybelievedhewouldrelyheavilyonhisformerEnglandplayers.ButUmagasaid:\"He'dbehardpushedtodothatnowconsideringtheshapeoftheSixNations.\"Don'tgetmewrong",
                    "EnglandhavegotalotoftalentedguysandI'msuretherearesomeofthemwho'llmaketheLionsTestXV.\"Butyoucan'tdisguiseWalesandIrelandinparticular.Someofthetriesthey'vescoredhavebeengreat.I'lladmitit'llbefairlyawesomeliningupagainstthelikesofBrianO'Driscoll.\"\n\nUmagawillmeetO'DriscollinSaturday'sRugbyAidmatchatTwickenham",
                    "withtheIrishcaptainleadingtheNorthernHemisphereside.O'DriscollisamongahostofplayersintheNorthernHemispheresquad",
                    "coachedbyWoodward",
                    "thataretippedforLionscall-ups.\"It'llbegoodforustogetanearlyideaofsomeoftheseguys",
                    "althoughalotcanchangebetweennowandJune",
                    "\"Umagasaid.The31-year-oldadmittedinterestintheLionstourwasimmense",
                    "callingit\"thebiggestthingtohitNewZealandsinceLordoftheRings\".Headded:\"Asplayers",
                    "it'senoughforustobedrivenbytherarityofplayingtheLions.Infact",
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                  "0": "Pavey focuses on indoor success\n\nJo Pavey will miss January's View From Great Edinburgh International Cross Country to focus on preparing for the European Indoor Championships in March.\n\nThe 31-year-old was third behind Hayley Yelling and Justyna Bak in last week's European Cross Country Championships but she prefers to race on the track. \"It was great winning bronze but I'm wary of injuries and must concentrate on the indoor season,\" she said. \"Because of previous injuries I don't even run up hills in training.\" Pavey, who came fifth in the 5,000m at the Athens Olympics, helped the British cross country team win the team silver medal in Heringsdorf last week. She is likely to start her 3,000m season with a race in either Boston or Stuttgart at the end of January.\n",
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                  "0": "Munster Cup tie switched to Spain\n\nMunster's Heineken Cup quarter-final tie against Biarritz on 3 April has been switched to Real Sociedad's Paseo de Anoeta stadium in San Sebastian.\n\nReal's ground holds 32,000 whereas the Parc des Sports Aguilera in Biarritz has a capacity of just 12,667. The Irish province will be given at least 8,000 tickets. \"The decision to move was a difficult one, but as we considered the fans as one of our primary objectives,\" said Biarritz chairman Marcel Martin. \"We hope we will be rewarded as a huge crowd behaving in the best rugby tradition.\" The match will be the first Heineken Cup fixture to be played in Spain, and is expected to attract the biggest-ever attendance for a rugby match in the country. Ulster were the last Irish team to play at the Paseo de Anoeta stadium where they faced a Euskarians side during a pre-season tour in 1998.\n",
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                  "0": "Reds sink 10-man Magpies\n\nTitus Bramble's own goal put Liverpool on the comeback trail as injury-hit Newcastle were well beaten at Anfield.\n\nPatrick Kluivert's close-range finish put Newcastle ahead after 31 minutes, but they were pegged back as Bramble headed in Steven Gerrard's corner. Neil Mellor gave Liverpool the lead before half-time from Milan Baros' pass before the Czech added a third after rounding Shay Given on the hour. Newcastle then had Lee Bowyer sent off for two bookable offences. Liverpool brought back Luis Garcia after a hamstring injury, while Newcastle were forced to draft in Kluivert after Craig Bellamy was a late withdrawal with a back injury sustained in the warm-up. And Garcia should have crowned his return with a goal inside the opening minute when he took a pass from Baros but shot wildly over the top from eight yards. Olivier Bernard was only inches away from giving Newcastle the lead after 20 minutes, when he fired just wide from a free-kick 25 yards out. But Souness's side did go ahead 11 minutes later in highly controversial circumstances.\n\nKluivert looked suspiciously offside when Kieron Dyer set Bowyer free, but the Dutchman was then perfectly placed to score from six yards. The lead lasted three minutes, with Liverpool back on terms as Bramble headed Gerrard's corner into his own net under pressure from Sami Hyypia. And Liverpool were ahead after 37 minutes when Baros slid a perfect pass into Mellor's path for the youngster to slip a slide-rule finish into Given's bottom corner. Garcia's finishing was wayward, and he was wasteful again in first-half injury time, shooting tamely at Given after good work by Xabi Alonso. Any hopes of a Newcastle recovery looked to be snuffed out on the hour when a brilliant turn and pass by Harry Kewell set Baros free and he rounded Given to score. Jermaine Jenas then missed a glorious chance to throw Newcastle a lifeline, shooting over from just eight yards out from Shola Ameobi's cross. Then Bowyer, who had already been booked for a foul on Alonso, was deservedly shown the red card by referee Graham Poll for a wild challenge on Liverpool substitute Florent Sinama-Pongolle.\n\nDudek, Finnan, Hyypia, Carragher, Riise, Luis Garcia (Nunez 73), Gerrard, Alonso, Kewell (Traore 85), Baros, Mellor (Sinama Pongolle 75).\n\nSubs not used: Hamann, Harrison.\n\nBramble 35 og, Mellor 38, Baros 61.\n\nGiven, Andrew O'Brien, Elliott, Bramble, Bernard, Bowyer, Dyer (Ambrose 80), Jenas, Milner (N'Zogbia 72), Kluivert (Robert 58), Ameobi.\n\nSubs not used: Harper.\n\nBowyer (77).\n\nBowyer, Elliott, Bernard.\n\nKluivert 32.\n\n43,856.\n\nG Poll (Hertfordshire).\n",
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                  "0": "Wales win in Rome\n\nWales secured their first away win in the RBS Six Nations for nearly four years with a six-try victory in Rome.\n\nTries from Jonathan Thomas, Tom Shanklin and Martyn Williams gave the visitors a 19-5 half-time advantage. Luciano Orquera did reply with one for Italy but second-half efforts from Brent Cockbain, Shane Williams and Robert Sidoli sealed victory. Fly-half Stephen Jones added four conversions as Wales maintained their superb start to this year's tournament. Starting full of confidence after their victory over England, the visitors scored the opening try after just four minutes. Diminutive wing Shane Williams fielded a kick ahead and danced past the onrushing Andrea Masi and Aaron Persico into the Italian half. His pass to Tom Shanklin appeared forward but when the centre was held up short, the ball was switched left and Michael Owen's long cut-out pass gave the lurking Thomas an easy run-in.\n\nStephen Jones, who retained the kicking duties despite Gavin Henson's heroics against England, slotted an excellent conversion from wide out. Wales twice threatened further scores but failed to find the crucial pass, and Italy hit back out of the blue in the 11th minute.\n\nHenson, sporting gold boots rather than the silver variety that did for England, beat two players with ease out on the left touchline. But his attempted chip ahead was charged down by Orquera, who snaffled the loose ball and hared away from halfway to score in the right corner. With the Welsh line-out stuttering and Italy twice turning the visitors' scrum, the home side's forward power brought them back into it. But a clever high kick from Henson almost brought a try for Hal Luscombe when Roland de Marigny and Ludovico Nitoglia made a hash of claiming it as the ball bounced into touch.\n\nWales regained control with a second try in the 21st minute, Henson lobbing up a high kick to the left corner where Shanklin jumped higher than Nitoglia to dot down his 15th Test try. Jones was unable to convert and De Marigny then hit the upright with a penalty attempt for Italy. Henson was also narrowly short with a long-range effort at goal, but Wales ended the half with a vital third score to give themselves some breathing space.\n\nHenson sent Luscombe streaking away and when he off-loaded to Martyn Williams, the flanker showed his nous to ground the ball against the padding of the post, Jones adding the conversion. Italy, who lost flanker Mauro Bergamasco with a head knock before half-time, built up a head of steam on the resumption. De Marigny landed a penalty to make it 19-8 and a Nitoglia break through the middle threatened a try only for the move to break down with a knock-on. But Wales put the outcome beyond doubt with two superb tries in four minutes before the hour. Their fourth after 53 minutes was sparked by another mazy run from Shane Williams, who beat several players with ease, and finished with a powerful angled run from lock Cockbain. Before Italy could recover from that blow, a strong surge from Gareth Thomas and great off-loads from Martyn Williams and replacement Kevin Morgan saw Shane Williams scamper over.\n\nWith Jones converting both for a 33-8 lead, Wales had the luxury of sending on five more replacements for the final quarter. The icing on the cake came with a sixth try after more superb support work, Shane Williams and Ceri Sweeney combining to send Sidoli over in the left corner. The only downside for Wales was a hamstring injury suffered by Luscombe. But after back-to-back wins at the start of the tournament for the first time in 11 years, they will travel to Paris in a fortnight looking like genuine contenders.\n\nR de Marigny; Mirco Bergamasco, W Pozzebon, A Masi, L Nitoglia; L Orquera, A Troncon; A Lo Cicero, F Ongaro, M Castrogiovanni, S Dellape, M Bortolami (capt), A Persico, Mauro Bergamasco, S Parisse.\n\nG Intoppa, S Perugini, CA del Fava, D dal Maso, P Griffen, M Barbini, KP Robertson.\n\nG Thomas (capt); H Luscombe, T Shanklin, G Henson, S Williams; S Jones, D Peel; G Jenkins, M Davies, A Jones; B Cockbain, R Sidoli; J Thomas, M Williams, M Owen.\n\nR McBryde, J Yapp, I Gough, R Sowden-Taylor, G Cooper, C Sweeney, K Morgan.\n\nAndrew Cole (Australia).\n",
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                    "thevisitorsscoredtheopeningtryafterjustfourminutes.DiminutivewingShaneWilliamsfieldedakickaheadanddancedpasttheonrushingAndreaMasiandAaronPersicointotheItalianhalf.HispasstoTomShanklinappearedforwardbutwhenthecentrewasheldupshort",
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                    "HensonlobbingupahighkicktotheleftcornerwhereShanklinjumpedhigherthanNitogliatodotdownhis15thTesttry.JoneswasunabletoconvertandDeMarignythenhittheuprightwithapenaltyattemptforItaly.Hensonwasalsonarrowlyshortwithalong-rangeeffortatgoal",
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                  "0": "Parry firm over Gerrard\n\nListen to the full interview on Sport on Five and the BBC Sport website from 1900 GMT.\n\nBut Parry, speaking exclusively to BBC Sport, also admits Gerrard, who has been constantly linked with Chelsea, will have the final say on his future. He told BBC Five Live: \"Steven is above money. He is the future of Liverpool. \"It doesn't matter if it's £30m, £40m or £50m, we will not accept offers. But we are also realistic enough to know we can't keep Steven against his will.\" On the subject of Liverpool's finances, Parry also revealed the club is ready to explore the possibility of a sponsorship deal for its proposed new stadium.\n\nAnd responding to criticism from BBC Sport pundit and former Liverpool stalwart Alan Hansen, he insisted talks on new investment are ongoing, but added the door has not closed on shareholder and lifelong fan Steve Morgan. Parry joined Liverpool as chief executive in July 1998 from a similar role at the Premier League. There have been several highs and lows during his time in charge at Anfield - and he had a busy summer, overseeing the arrival of new manager Rafael Benitez and managing to hold on to Steven Gerrard.\n\nOn the subject of Liverpool's captain and prize asset, Parry revealed Real Madrid\n\ndid\n\nask for an option on the England midfield man during negotiations for striker Fernando Morientes. He said: \"They were looking for ways of saying they got more out of the deal for Fernando Morientes, but the response to Real Madrid was the same - Steven is not for sale.\" But when asked if Gerrard would be a Liverpool player on the first day of next season, Parry said: \"I sincerely hope he will be. Steven knows my views. He knows Rafa's views. \"We have re-affirmed recently to Steven that we are trying to build a team around him. We crave success as much as he does. We know he's ambitious and nobody can argue with that.\n\n\"I think Steven would dearly love to win things with Liverpool more than he'd like to do anything else. \"We all want to see progress by next season. He's not alone in that. There are a lot of other players who feel the same, so we all have a common aim.\" It is expected Chelsea will test Liverpool with a £30m-plus bid in the summer - but Parry claims he will be in no mood to listen. \"There have been a lot of open secrets about Steven, most of which have been complete myths. It is suggested we had a deal tied up last summer. We didn't had an offer last summer,\" Parry explained. \"We had told Chelsea that as far as we were concerned he was not for sale and we didn't want to sell him. In reality it didn't go beyond that. \"Maybe there will be an offer in the summer. Maybe there won't.\n\n\"Our position is we want Steven to stay, but we are also realistic enough and have enough respect for Steven - and he has enough respect for us - to know that it is his decision that will be crucial. \"You are not going to keep a player like Steven against his will. That just doesn't work, but any idea we are going to accept offers for Steven and then tell him 'by the way we've decided to sell you' is not on the agenda. You can forget that.\" Parry is currently in the process of finalising funding for Liverpool's new stadium in Stanley Park, which is set to open in 2007. And he confessed Arsenal's £100m deal with Emirates to sponsor their new ground - complete with naming rights - has given the Anfield club serious food for thought. He said: \"I have to say historically it is something I have been against, and I have been on record as saying that, but I think the size of the Arsenal deal is a real eye-opener.\n\n\"I would say in the past deals have been done frankly far too cheaply and it just hasn't even been worth contemplating. \"But the Arsenal deal is the sort of deal that causes you to draw breath and say 'wow - that's interesting.' \"My personal point of view is that I would find it a hell of a lot more palatable than a shared stadium.\" Some Liverpool fans would find such a move highly controversial, but Parry countered: \"I recognise it would be an emotive issue for many supporters, but you look at the amount of money available and it could go into the team. \"If it was the right partner how strong an issue is it? Time will tell. \"I think the stadium will always be Anfield, not least because of where it is, but do we need to investigate the possibilities of sponsorship? I think it would be remiss not to. \"That's not to say we have made a decision that we will go down that road, but I think it is clearly something we have to explore.\"\n\nOn the subject of possible new investment, Parry revealed Liverpool are still in negotiations with a mystery investor, with rumours of interest from the Middle East. That prompted the withdrawal of tycoon Steve Morgan, who got frustrated by failed bids and what he claimed was indecision by the board. He also accused Liverpool of using him as \"a stalking horse\" to attract other bids, but Parry explained: \"Steve has never been used as a stalking horse. There's no need, and that is not the way we do business. \"We had discussions with Steve over the course of 2004. I think we came close to concluding a deal in the summer but it didn't happen. \"Quite genuinely, the new interest did appear relatively late in the day just prior to the AGM in December, and as I have said it was of such potential magnitude, and that potential is so exciting, we felt we had to evaluate it. We are still evaluating it. \"Steve's interest was taken very much on its own merits. His enthusiasm for the club is there for all to see and who knows what the next few months will hold? \"The door isn't closed on anything. We had a perfectly sensible dialogue with Steve last year. \"We have a common interest in making Liverpool successful. That's a dream we all share, so as far as I'm concerned the door is not closed.\"\n\nI would take £50m if we had no investment, but if we did, keep him. As for the stadium, if it gets us cash what difference does it make really?\n\n£50m for Gerrard? I don't care who you are, the Directors would take the money and it is the way it should be. We cannot let that sum of money go, despite Gerrard's quality.\n\nThrough a cleverly worded statement, the club has effectively forced Gerrard to publicly make the decision for himself, which I think is the right thing to do.\n\nCritical time for Liverpool with regards to Gerrard. Ideally we would want to secure his future to the club for the long term. I am hoping he doesn't walk out of the club like Michael Owen did for very little cash.\n\n£50m realistically would allow Rafa to completely rebuild the squad, however, if we can afford to do this AND keep Gerrard we will be better for it. I would however be happy with Gerrard's transfer for any fee over £35m.\n\nParry's statements are clever in that any future Gerrard transfer cannot be construed as a lack of ambition by the club to not try and keep their best players. Upping the ante is another smart move by Parry.\n\nI would keep Gerrard. No amount of money could replace his obvious love of the club and determination to succeed.\n\nThe key is if Gerrard comes out and says that he is happy. Clearly, if he isn't, then we would be foolish not to sell. The worrying thing is who would you buy (or who would come) pending possible non-Champions League football.\n",
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                    "whohasbeenconstantlylinkedwithChelsea",
                    "willhavethefinalsayonhisfuture.HetoldBBCFiveLive:\"Stevenisabovemoney.HeisthefutureofLiverpool.\"Itdoesn'tmatterifit's£30m",
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                    "wewillnotacceptoffers.Butwearealsorealisticenoughtoknowwecan'tkeepStevenagainsthiswill.\"OnthesubjectofLiverpool'sfinances",
                    "Parryalsorevealedtheclubisreadytoexplorethepossibilityofasponsorshipdealforitsproposednewstadium.\n\nAndrespondingtocriticismfromBBCSportpunditandformerLiverpoolstalwartAlanHansen",
                    "heinsistedtalksonnewinvestmentareongoing",
                    "butaddedthedoorhasnotclosedonshareholderandlifelongfanSteveMorgan.ParryjoinedLiverpoolaschiefexecutiveinJuly1998fromasimilarroleatthePremierLeague.TherehavebeenseveralhighsandlowsduringhistimeinchargeatAnfield-andhehadabusysummer",
                    "overseeingthearrivalofnewmanagerRafaelBenitezandmanagingtoholdontoStevenGerrard.\n\nOnthesubjectofLiverpool'scaptainandprizeasset",
                    "ParryrevealedRealMadrid\n\ndid\n\naskforanoptionontheEnglandmidfieldmanduringnegotiationsforstrikerFernandoMorientes.Hesaid:\"TheywerelookingforwaysofsayingtheygotmoreoutofthedealforFernandoMorientes",
                    "buttheresponsetoRealMadridwasthesame-Stevenisnotforsale.\"ButwhenaskedifGerrardwouldbeaLiverpoolplayeronthefirstdayofnextseason",
                    "Parrysaid:\"Isincerelyhopehewillbe.Stevenknowsmyviews.HeknowsRafa'sviews.\"Wehavere-affirmedrecentlytoSteventhatwearetryingtobuildateamaroundhim.Wecravesuccessasmuchashedoes.Weknowhe'sambitiousandnobodycanarguewiththat.\n\n\"IthinkStevenwoulddearlylovetowinthingswithLiverpoolmorethanhe'dliketodoanythingelse.\"Weallwanttoseeprogressbynextseason.He'snotaloneinthat.Therearealotofotherplayerswhofeelthesame",
                    "soweallhaveacommonaim.\"ItisexpectedChelseawilltestLiverpoolwitha£30m-plusbidinthesummer-butParryclaimshewillbeinnomoodtolisten.\"TherehavebeenalotofopensecretsaboutSteven",
                    "mostofwhichhavebeencompletemyths.Itissuggestedwehadadealtieduplastsummer.Wedidn'thadanofferlastsummer",
                    "\"Parryexplained.\"WehadtoldChelseathatasfaraswewereconcernedhewasnotforsaleandwedidn'twanttosellhim.Inrealityitdidn'tgobeyondthat.\"Maybetherewillbeanofferinthesummer.Maybetherewon't.\n\n\"OurpositioniswewantSteventostay",
                    "butwearealsorealisticenoughandhaveenoughrespectforSteven-andhehasenoughrespectforus-toknowthatitishisdecisionthatwillbecrucial.\"YouarenotgoingtokeepaplayerlikeStevenagainsthiswill.Thatjustdoesn'twork",
                    "butanyideawearegoingtoacceptoffersforStevenandthentellhim'bythewaywe'vedecidedtosellyou'isnotontheagenda.Youcanforgetthat.\"ParryiscurrentlyintheprocessoffinalisingfundingforLiverpool'snewstadiuminStanleyPark",
                    "whichissettoopenin2007.AndheconfessedArsenal's£100mdealwithEmiratestosponsortheirnewground-completewithnamingrights-hasgiventheAnfieldclubseriousfoodforthought.Hesaid:\"IhavetosayhistoricallyitissomethingIhavebeenagainst",
                    "andIhavebeenonrecordassayingthat",
                    "butIthinkthesizeoftheArsenaldealisarealeye-opener.\n\n\"Iwouldsayinthepastdealshavebeendonefranklyfartoocheaplyanditjusthasn'tevenbeenworthcontemplating.\"ButtheArsenaldealisthesortofdealthatcausesyoutodrawbreathandsay'wow-that'sinteresting.'\"MypersonalpointofviewisthatIwouldfinditahellofalotmorepalatablethanasharedstadium.\"SomeLiverpoolfanswouldfindsuchamovehighlycontroversial",
                    "butParrycountered:\"Irecogniseitwouldbeanemotiveissueformanysupporters",
                    "butyoulookattheamountofmoneyavailableanditcouldgointotheteam.\"Ifitwastherightpartnerhowstronganissueisit?Timewilltell.\"IthinkthestadiumwillalwaysbeAnfield",
                    "notleastbecauseofwhereitis",
                    "butdoweneedtoinvestigatethepossibilitiesofsponsorship?Ithinkitwouldberemissnotto.\"That'snottosaywehavemadeadecisionthatwewillgodownthatroad",
                    "butIthinkitisclearlysomethingwehavetoexplore.\"\n\nOnthesubjectofpossiblenewinvestment",
                    "ParryrevealedLiverpoolarestillinnegotiationswithamysteryinvestor",
                    "withrumoursofinterestfromtheMiddleEast.ThatpromptedthewithdrawaloftycoonSteveMorgan",
                    "whogotfrustratedbyfailedbidsandwhatheclaimedwasindecisionbytheboard.HealsoaccusedLiverpoolofusinghimas\"astalkinghorse\"toattractotherbids",
                    "butParryexplained:\"Stevehasneverbeenusedasastalkinghorse.There'snoneed",
                    "andthatisnotthewaywedobusiness.\"WehaddiscussionswithSteveoverthecourseof2004.Ithinkwecameclosetoconcludingadealinthesummerbutitdidn'thappen.\"Quitegenuinely",
                    "thenewinterestdidappearrelativelylateinthedayjustpriortotheAGMinDecember",
                    "andasIhavesaiditwasofsuchpotentialmagnitude",
                    "andthatpotentialissoexciting",
                    "wefeltwehadtoevaluateit.Wearestillevaluatingit.\"Steve'sinterestwastakenverymuchonitsownmerits.Hisenthusiasmfortheclubisthereforalltoseeandwhoknowswhatthenextfewmonthswillhold?\"Thedoorisn'tclosedonanything.WehadaperfectlysensibledialoguewithStevelastyear.\"WehaveacommoninterestinmakingLiverpoolsuccessful.That'sadreamweallshare",
                    "soasfarasI'mconcernedthedoorisnotclosed.\"\n\nIwouldtake£50mifwehadnoinvestment",
                    "butifwedid",
                    "keephim.Asforthestadium",
                    "ifitgetsuscashwhatdifferencedoesitmakereally?\n\n£50mforGerrard?Idon'tcarewhoyouare",
                    "theDirectorswouldtakethemoneyanditisthewayitshouldbe.Wecannotletthatsumofmoneygo",
                    "despiteGerrard'squality.\n\nThroughacleverlywordedstatement",
                    "theclubhaseffectivelyforcedGerrardtopubliclymakethedecisionforhimself",
                    "whichIthinkistherightthingtodo.\n\nCriticaltimeforLiverpoolwithregardstoGerrard.Ideallywewouldwanttosecurehisfuturetotheclubforthelongterm.Iamhopinghedoesn'twalkoutoftheclublikeMichaelOwendidforverylittlecash.\n\n£50mrealisticallywouldallowRafatocompletelyrebuildthesquad",
                    "however",
                    "ifwecanaffordtodothisANDkeepGerrardwewillbebetterforit.IwouldhoweverbehappywithGerrard'stransferforanyfeeover£35m.\n\nParry'sstatementsarecleverinthatanyfutureGerrardtransfercannotbeconstruedasalackofambitionbytheclubtonottryandkeeptheirbestplayers.UppingtheanteisanothersmartmovebyParry.\n\nIwouldkeepGerrard.Noamountofmoneycouldreplacehisobviousloveoftheclubanddeterminationtosucceed.\n\nThekeyisifGerrardcomesoutandsaysthatheishappy.Clearly",
                    "ifheisn't",
                    "thenwewouldbefoolishnottosell.Theworryingthingiswhowouldyoubuy(orwhowouldcome)pendingpossiblenon-ChampionsLeaguefootball.\n"
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                  "0": "All Black magic: New Zealand rugby\n\nPlaying colours:\n\nAll black\n\nThe Haka and more!\n\nThe All Blacks\n\nCharles John Munro discovered rugby at London's Christ College, and on his return to Nelson he staged New Zealand's first game. Nelson Town met Nelson College on 14 May, 1870, the Town triumphing by two goals to nil, instigating a game that would become a national obsession and come to dominate the country's sporting passions. The game appealed to the Kiwi psyche and quickly spread, the native Maoris finding a particular empathy with the sport's warrior ethos. In 1888 a British team led by AE Stoddart toured New Zealand and Australia, and soon after a Maori named Joe Warbrick and an English ex-pat called Thomas Eyton decided to gather a combined New Zealand team.\n\nTwenty-two Maori and four 'pakiha' formed the 'New Zealand Native Team,' who played a total of 107 matches in New Zealand, Australia and the UK. The integration of white and Maori was a reflecion of enlightened New Zealand rugby and society, even if the British press were somewhat mystified by the pre-match tradition of the Maori war dance, the Haka! The other great symbol of New Zealand rugby, the all black kit with the silver fern on the breast, was proposed by Tom Ellison at the first annual meeting of the New Zealand Rugby Football Union in 1893. New Zealand played their first international against Australia in 1903, the Kiwis triumphing 22-3 in Sydney, and the following year an official British touring team came to New Zealand for the first time. The tourists had gone through Australia undefeated but their captain, David Revell Bedell-Sivright, created animosity in New Zealand with his patronising attitude. The Kiwis shocked the rugby world with a 9-3 triumph in Wellington, sparking great celebrations across the country, but Bedell-Sivright churlishly suggested that the victors would have no chance when they visited the UK.\n\nTheir opportunity to prove him wrong came in 1905 with the first official New Zealand tour to Europe. The tourists won their early games with a quick-thinking, inventive approach, but press criticism began to grow over their 2-3-2 scrum formation that left a 'roving' forward free to disrupt opposition attacks. The tactic was effective, two late tries seeing the Kiwis to a 12-7 win over Scotland, before Ireland were despatched 15-0 in Dublin. A huge crowd at Crystal Palace convulsed with laughter at the sight of the Haka - but the smiles were soon wiped from their faces when the tourists ran in five tries in a 15-0 hammering of England. New Zealand headed to Wales to meet a country in the midst of its first 'Golden Age,' and the encounter would be the first in a series of controversial clashes between the sides. An excellent try on the left wing by Teddy Morgan sealed a 3-0 win in a hard-fought encounter at Cardiff Arms Park, but post-match talk was dominated by a Bob Deans try that was ruled out by Scottish referee John Dallas. Dallas said that Deans was tackled short, but the Kiwi said he was dragged back into the field of play after grounding a try - on his death-bed three years later he exclaimed: \"I did score that try in Cardiff.\"\n\nFour of the 1905 All Blacks went over to the newly formed 'All Golds' rugby league side soon after the tour, but New Zealand were strong enough to crush an Anglo-Welsh touring team in 1908. The first South Africa tour of New Zealand in 1921 saw honours shared in a three-Test series, starting the greatest rivalry in rugby - and the long-running controversy between the countries over the All Blacks' inclusion of Maori players. The awesome 1924-5 All Black tourists became known as 'The Invincibles' after winning all 30 of their games in France, Britain and Ireland, including a crushing 19-0 victory over Wales at St Helen's. Despite their success, the All Blacks' 2-3-2 scrum formation left them somewhat short of possession at times, and the flaws were exploited by the Springboks in South Africa in 1928. Employing the modern 3-4-1 scrum line-up against the New Zealand 'rover' system for the first time, South African teams defeated the All Blacks in five games and the Test series was drawn two-all. The controversial New Zealand scrum method finally disappeared after the 1930 Lions tour (a series won 3-1 by New Zealand), the Lions manager describing the tactic as 'cheating,' prompting the International Rugby Board to rule that three men had to pack down in the front row of the scrum.\n\nThe All Blacks' 1935 European tour started inauspiciously with an 11-3 loss to a Swansea side inspired by teenage, schoolboy half-backs Hayden Tanner and Willie Davies. A thrilling Test at Cardiff Arms Park went to Wales 13-12, although the winning try from Geoffrey Rees-Jones was controversial following an illegal Claude Davey tackle in the build-up. New Zealand's next visit to Wales in 1953 proved difficult as they lost 8-3 to Cardiff and drew 6-6 at Swansea. The All Blacks were on top in the Test with Wales at the Arms Park, but the teams were locked at 8-8 when a Clem Thomas cross kick was gathered by Ken Jones for a famous, match-winning try. The tourists made some amends with wins over the other home nations, before a 19-5 success over the Barbarians in an Arms Park thriller. New Zealand built from that tour, and by the time they returned in 1963-4 they were undoubtedly the leading side in the world.\n\nThat made the shock all the greater when a drop goal by student John Uzzell gave Newport an unlikely 3-0 win over the tourists at Rodney Parade. Wilson Whinneray's side rallied to beat Wales 6-0, their first win at the Arms Park in four attempts, and went unbeaten through the rest of the tour, but when they returned home the first question put to them was: \"What happened in Newport?\" The only blemish on the record of the awesome 1967 tourists was a draw with East Wales, as they beat the full Wales team 13-6 in Cardiff to take the lead in the series between the countries for the first time. That lead was increased with two comfortable wins for the home side in New Zealand in 1969, the first time Wales had toured the country as an independent team.\n\nA ferocious game at the Arms Park in 1972 was edged 19-16 by the All Blacks, a measure of revenge for the defeat inflicted on New Zealand by the Carwyn James-inspired Lions of 1971.\n\nJames guided Llanelli to a famous 9-3 win over the tourists at Stradey Park, though, and in the final game of the tour the Barbarians defeated the All Blacks 23-11 in Cardiff in a game regarded by many as the greatest ever played. New Zealand defeated a Wales XV 12-3 at the Arms Park in a non-cap game in 1974, but it was the 1978 game in Cardiff that would reignite the history of controversy between the two countries.\n\nWales were leading 12-10 with one minute left when Andy Haden flew to the floor from a line-out. Television pictures clearly showed that he dived, but English referee Roger Quittenton was fooled and awarded a penalty, duly converted by Brian McKechnie for a 13-12 win. Since that infamous game, the competition has largely left Wales v New Zealand fixtures as the men in red have slipped from the pinnacle of the world game. A crushing 23-3 win for New Zealand in Cardiff in the Welsh Rugby Union's 1980 centenary game was a sign of things to come. The new professionalism in the southern hemisphere game that had left Europe behind was shown as the All Blacks swatted Wales aside 49-6 in Brisbane in the semi-final of the inaugural World Cup. The Kiwis went on to claim the Cup, and would inflict further misery on Wales on their ill-fated 1988 tour of New Zealand.\n\nA young, talented Wales side left Britain full of confidence as Triple Crown winners, but one of the greatest ever New Zealand teams demolished them 52-3 and 54-9. After also taking some fearful beatings in the provincial games, Wales captain Jonathan Davies returned home calling for urgent change in the national game, but as his views were ignored he - along with a generation of Wales' best players - chose to head north to rugby league.\n\nA 34-9 win in Cardiff followed for New Zealand in 1989, and at the 1995 World Cup Wales' big talk was made to look embarrassing as the All Blacks eased to victory in Johannesburg. A crushing 42-7 Kiwi triumph in Wembley followed in 1997, and as Wales' misery increased they turned to New Zealand for their salvation in the shape of coaches Graham Henry and Steve Hansen. There was a temporary resurgence in the Welsh game, but when an experimental New Zealand side came to Cardiff's new Millennium Stadium in 2002 they left with a 43-17 victory.\n\nA bruising 55-3 defeat followed for Wales in Hamilton in 2003 as Hansen built towards the World Cup, but in Australia it was a remarkable performance against the All Blacks that gave his side renewed hope. Wales were given no chance going into the game, but in the course of the match they rediscovered the value of attacking flair to lead 37-33 early in the second half. New Zealand rallied to a 53-37 win, but the style shown by Wales has been used as an inspiration as they look to a better future. They now face an All Blacks team led by Henry and Hansen, coming to Europe with a weakened squad at the end of a long season. An encouraging display against South Africa has inspired a confident Wales camp to believe they can claim their first win over the men in black for over 50 years. They have a chance, but clearly history is not on their side.\n",
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                    "AllBlackmagic:NewZealandrugby\n\nPlayingcolours:\n\nAllblack\n\nTheHakaandmore!\n\nTheAllBlacks\n\nCharlesJohnMunrodiscoveredrugbyatLondon'sChristCollege",
                    "andonhisreturntoNelsonhestagedNewZealand'sfirstgame.NelsonTownmetNelsonCollegeon14May",
                    "1870",
                    "theTowntriumphingbytwogoalstonil",
                    "instigatingagamethatwouldbecomeanationalobsessionandcometodominatethecountry'ssportingpassions.ThegameappealedtotheKiwipsycheandquicklyspread",
                    "thenativeMaorisfindingaparticularempathywiththesport'swarriorethos.In1888aBritishteamledbyAEStoddarttouredNewZealandandAustralia",
                    "andsoonafteraMaorinamedJoeWarbrickandanEnglishex-patcalledThomasEytondecidedtogatheracombinedNewZealandteam.\n\nTwenty-twoMaoriandfour'pakiha'formedthe'NewZealandNativeTeam",
                    "'whoplayedatotalof107matchesinNewZealand",
                    "AustraliaandtheUK.TheintegrationofwhiteandMaoriwasareflecionofenlightenedNewZealandrugbyandsociety",
                    "eveniftheBritishpressweresomewhatmystifiedbythepre-matchtraditionoftheMaoriwardance",
                    "theHaka!TheothergreatsymbolofNewZealandrugby",
                    "theallblackkitwiththesilverfernonthebreast",
                    "wasproposedbyTomEllisonatthefirstannualmeetingoftheNewZealandRugbyFootballUnionin1893.NewZealandplayedtheirfirstinternationalagainstAustraliain1903",
                    "theKiwistriumphing22-3inSydney",
                    "andthefollowingyearanofficialBritishtouringteamcametoNewZealandforthefirsttime.ThetouristshadgonethroughAustraliaundefeatedbuttheircaptain",
                    "DavidRevellBedell-Sivright",
                    "createdanimosityinNewZealandwithhispatronisingattitude.TheKiwisshockedtherugbyworldwitha9-3triumphinWellington",
                    "sparkinggreatcelebrationsacrossthecountry",
                    "butBedell-SivrightchurlishlysuggestedthatthevictorswouldhavenochancewhentheyvisitedtheUK.\n\nTheiropportunitytoprovehimwrongcamein1905withthefirstofficialNewZealandtourtoEurope.Thetouristswontheirearlygameswithaquick-thinking",
                    "inventiveapproach",
                    "butpresscriticismbegantogrowovertheir2-3-2scrumformationthatlefta'roving'forwardfreetodisruptoppositionattacks.Thetacticwaseffective",
                    "twolatetriesseeingtheKiwistoa12-7winoverScotland",
                    "beforeIrelandweredespatched15-0inDublin.AhugecrowdatCrystalPalaceconvulsedwithlaughteratthesightoftheHaka-butthesmilesweresoonwipedfromtheirfaceswhenthetouristsraninfivetriesina15-0hammeringofEngland.NewZealandheadedtoWalestomeetacountryinthemidstofitsfirst'GoldenAge",
                    "'andtheencounterwouldbethefirstinaseriesofcontroversialclashesbetweenthesides.AnexcellenttryontheleftwingbyTeddyMorgansealeda3-0wininahard-foughtencounteratCardiffArmsPark",
                    "butpost-matchtalkwasdominatedbyaBobDeanstrythatwasruledoutbyScottishrefereeJohnDallas.DallassaidthatDeanswastackledshort",
                    "buttheKiwisaidhewasdraggedbackintothefieldofplayaftergroundingatry-onhisdeath-bedthreeyearslaterheexclaimed:\"IdidscorethattryinCardiff.\"\n\nFourofthe1905AllBlackswentovertothenewlyformed'AllGolds'rugbyleaguesidesoonafterthetour",
                    "butNewZealandwerestrongenoughtocrushanAnglo-Welshtouringteamin1908.ThefirstSouthAfricatourofNewZealandin1921sawhonourssharedinathree-Testseries",
                    "startingthegreatestrivalryinrugby-andthelong-runningcontroversybetweenthecountriesovertheAllBlacks'inclusionofMaoriplayers.Theawesome1924-5AllBlacktouristsbecameknownas'TheInvincibles'afterwinningall30oftheirgamesinFrance",
                    "BritainandIreland",
                    "includingacrushing19-0victoryoverWalesatStHelen's.Despitetheirsuccess",
                    "theAllBlacks'2-3-2scrumformationleftthemsomewhatshortofpossessionattimes",
                    "andtheflawswereexploitedbytheSpringboksinSouthAfricain1928.Employingthemodern3-4-1scrumline-upagainsttheNewZealand'rover'systemforthefirsttime",
                    "SouthAfricanteamsdefeatedtheAllBlacksinfivegamesandtheTestserieswasdrawntwo-all.ThecontroversialNewZealandscrummethodfinallydisappearedafterthe1930Lionstour(aserieswon3-1byNewZealand)",
                    "theLionsmanagerdescribingthetacticas'cheating",
                    "'promptingtheInternationalRugbyBoardtorulethatthreemenhadtopackdowninthefrontrowofthescrum.\n\nTheAllBlacks'1935Europeantourstartedinauspiciouslywithan11-3losstoaSwanseasideinspiredbyteenage",
                    "schoolboyhalf-backsHaydenTannerandWillieDavies.AthrillingTestatCardiffArmsParkwenttoWales13-12",
                    "althoughthewinningtryfromGeoffreyRees-JoneswascontroversialfollowinganillegalClaudeDaveytackleinthebuild-up.NewZealand'snextvisittoWalesin1953proveddifficultastheylost8-3toCardiffanddrew6-6atSwansea.TheAllBlackswereontopintheTestwithWalesattheArmsPark",
                    "buttheteamswerelockedat8-8whenaClemThomascrosskickwasgatheredbyKenJonesforafamous",
                    "match-winningtry.Thetouristsmadesomeamendswithwinsovertheotherhomenations",
                    "beforea19-5successovertheBarbariansinanArmsParkthriller.NewZealandbuiltfromthattour",
                    "andbythetimetheyreturnedin1963-4theywereundoubtedlytheleadingsideintheworld.\n\nThatmadetheshockallthegreaterwhenadropgoalbystudentJohnUzzellgaveNewportanunlikely3-0winoverthetouristsatRodneyParade.WilsonWhinneray'ssideralliedtobeatWales6-0",
                    "theirfirstwinattheArmsParkinfourattempts",
                    "andwentunbeatenthroughtherestofthetour",
                    "butwhentheyreturnedhomethefirstquestionputtothemwas:\"WhathappenedinNewport?\"Theonlyblemishontherecordoftheawesome1967touristswasadrawwithEastWales",
                    "astheybeatthefullWalesteam13-6inCardifftotaketheleadintheseriesbetweenthecountriesforthefirsttime.ThatleadwasincreasedwithtwocomfortablewinsforthehomesideinNewZealandin1969",
                    "thefirsttimeWaleshadtouredthecountryasanindependentteam.\n\nAferociousgameattheArmsParkin1972wasedged19-16bytheAllBlacks",
                    "ameasureofrevengeforthedefeatinflictedonNewZealandbytheCarwynJames-inspiredLionsof1971.\n\nJamesguidedLlanellitoafamous9-3winoverthetouristsatStradeyPark",
                    "though",
                    "andinthefinalgameofthetourtheBarbariansdefeatedtheAllBlacks23-11inCardiffinagameregardedbymanyasthegreatesteverplayed.NewZealanddefeatedaWalesXV12-3attheArmsParkinanon-capgamein1974",
                    "butitwasthe1978gameinCardiffthatwouldreignitethehistoryofcontroversybetweenthetwocountries.\n\nWaleswereleading12-10withoneminuteleftwhenAndyHadenflewtothefloorfromaline-out.Televisionpicturesclearlyshowedthathedived",
                    "butEnglishrefereeRogerQuittentonwasfooledandawardedapenalty",
                    "dulyconvertedbyBrianMcKechniefora13-12win.Sincethatinfamousgame",
                    "thecompetitionhaslargelyleftWalesvNewZealandfixturesasthemeninredhaveslippedfromthepinnacleoftheworldgame.Acrushing23-3winforNewZealandinCardiffintheWelshRugbyUnion's1980centenarygamewasasignofthingstocome.ThenewprofessionalisminthesouthernhemispheregamethathadleftEuropebehindwasshownastheAllBlacksswattedWalesaside49-6inBrisbaneinthesemi-finaloftheinauguralWorldCup.TheKiwiswentontoclaimtheCup",
                    "andwouldinflictfurthermiseryonWalesontheirill-fated1988tourofNewZealand.\n\nAyoung",
                    "talentedWalessideleftBritainfullofconfidenceasTripleCrownwinners",
                    "butoneofthegreatesteverNewZealandteamsdemolishedthem52-3and54-9.Afteralsotakingsomefearfulbeatingsintheprovincialgames",
                    "WalescaptainJonathanDaviesreturnedhomecallingforurgentchangeinthenationalgame",
                    "butashisviewswereignoredhe-alongwithagenerationofWales'bestplayers-chosetoheadnorthtorugbyleague.\n\nA34-9wininCardifffollowedforNewZealandin1989",
                    "andatthe1995WorldCupWales'bigtalkwasmadetolookembarrassingastheAllBlackseasedtovictoryinJohannesburg.Acrushing42-7KiwitriumphinWembleyfollowedin1997",
                    "andasWales'miseryincreasedtheyturnedtoNewZealandfortheirsalvationintheshapeofcoachesGrahamHenryandSteveHansen.TherewasatemporaryresurgenceintheWelshgame",
                    "butwhenanexperimentalNewZealandsidecametoCardiff'snewMillenniumStadiumin2002theyleftwitha43-17victory.\n\nAbruising55-3defeatfollowedforWalesinHamiltonin2003asHansenbuilttowardstheWorldCup",
                    "butinAustraliaitwasaremarkableperformanceagainsttheAllBlacksthatgavehissiderenewedhope.Walesweregivennochancegoingintothegame",
                    "butinthecourseofthematchtheyrediscoveredthevalueofattackingflairtolead37-33earlyinthesecondhalf.NewZealandralliedtoa53-37win",
                    "butthestyleshownbyWaleshasbeenusedasaninspirationastheylooktoabetterfuture.TheynowfaceanAllBlacksteamledbyHenryandHansen",
                    "comingtoEuropewithaweakenedsquadattheendofalongseason.AnencouragingdisplayagainstSouthAfricahasinspiredaconfidentWalescamptobelievetheycanclaimtheirfirstwinoverthemeninblackforover50years.Theyhaveachance",
                    "butclearlyhistoryisnotontheirside.\n"
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                  "0": "D'Arcy injury adds to Ireland woe\n\nGordon D'Arcy has been ruled out of the Ireland team for Saturday's Six Nations clash against Scotland in Murrayfield.\n\nLike skipper Brian O'Driscoll, D'Arcy failed to recover from a hamstring injury. The side will now be led by Munster lock Paul O'Connell. Shane Horgan switches from wing to centre where he will be joined by Ulster's Kevin Maggs. Girvan Dempsey comes into the team to take the right wing spot while Gavin Duffy is called up to the replacements. ''We gave Gordon a chance but it didn't work out,'' said Ireland coach Eddie O'Sullivan. ''In terms of the risk element, it was a sensible precaution. He should be fine for the next game but we do not want to tempt fate.''\n\nMaggs, who will win his 67th cap, was the obvious replacement at centre while Shane Horgan was always likely to be moved from the wing. The only other change to the Ireland side from last weekend's win in Rome sees Wasps flanker Johnny O'Connor replacing Denis Leamy. O'Connor will be winning his third cap after making his debut in the victory over South Africa last November.\n\n: Murphy, Dempsey, Horgan, Maggs, Hickie, O'Gara, Stringer, Corrigan, Byrne, Hayes, O'Kelly, O'Connell, capt, S Easterby, O'Connor, Foley.\n\n: Sheahan, Horan, O'Callaghan, Miller, G Easterby, Humphreys, Duffy.\n",
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                    "D'ArcyinjuryaddstoIrelandwoe\n\nGordonD'ArcyhasbeenruledoutoftheIrelandteamforSaturday'sSixNationsclashagainstScotlandinMurrayfield.\n\nLikeskipperBrianO'Driscoll",
                    "D'Arcyfailedtorecoverfromahamstringinjury.ThesidewillnowbeledbyMunsterlockPaulO'Connell.ShaneHorganswitchesfromwingtocentrewherehewillbejoinedbyUlster'sKevinMaggs.GirvanDempseycomesintotheteamtotaketherightwingspotwhileGavinDuffyiscalleduptothereplacements.''WegaveGordonachancebutitdidn'tworkout",
                    "''saidIrelandcoachEddieO'Sullivan.''Intermsoftheriskelement",
                    "itwasasensibleprecaution.Heshouldbefineforthenextgamebutwedonotwanttotemptfate.''\n\nMaggs",
                    "whowillwinhis67thcap",
                    "wastheobviousreplacementatcentrewhileShaneHorganwasalwayslikelytobemovedfromthewing.TheonlyotherchangetotheIrelandsidefromlastweekend'swininRomeseesWaspsflankerJohnnyO'ConnorreplacingDenisLeamy.O'ConnorwillbewinninghisthirdcapaftermakinghisdebutinthevictoryoverSouthAfricalastNovember.\n\n:Murphy",
                    "Dempsey",
                    "Horgan",
                    "Maggs",
                    "Hickie",
                    "O'Gara",
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                    "Byrne",
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                    "O'Kelly",
                    "O'Connell",
                    "capt",
                    "SEasterby",
                    "O'Connor",
                    "Foley.\n\n:Sheahan",
                    "Horan",
                    "O'Callaghan",
                    "Miller",
                    "GEasterby",
                    "Humphreys",
                    "Duffy.\n"
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                  "0": "Collins calls for Chambers return\n\nWorld 100m champion Kim Collins says suspended sprinter Dwain Chambers should be allowed to compete in the Olympics again.\n\nChambers was banned for two years after testing positive for the anabolic steroid THG and his suspension runs out in November this year. But Collins says the British Olympic Association should reverse the decision to ban him from the Olympics for life. \"It was too harsh,\" Collins told Radio Five Live. \"They should reconsider.\" Chambers has been in America learning American football but has not ruled out a return to the track. Collins added: \"He is a great guy and I have never had any problems with him. We are friends. \"I would like to see Dwain come back and compete again. He is a good person. \"Even though he made a mistake he understands what he did and should be given a chance once more.\"\n",
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                    "CollinscallsforChambersreturn\n\nWorld100mchampionKimCollinssayssuspendedsprinterDwainChambersshouldbeallowedtocompeteintheOlympicsagain.\n\nChamberswasbannedfortwoyearsaftertestingpositivefortheanabolicsteroidTHGandhissuspensionrunsoutinNovemberthisyear.ButCollinssaystheBritishOlympicAssociationshouldreversethedecisiontobanhimfromtheOlympicsforlife.\"Itwastooharsh",
                    "\"CollinstoldRadioFiveLive.\"Theyshouldreconsider.\"ChambershasbeeninAmericalearningAmericanfootballbuthasnotruledoutareturntothetrack.Collinsadded:\"HeisagreatguyandIhaveneverhadanyproblemswithhim.Wearefriends.\"IwouldliketoseeDwaincomebackandcompeteagain.Heisagoodperson.\"Eventhoughhemadeamistakeheunderstandswhathedidandshouldbegivenachanceoncemore.\"\n"
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                  "0": "Brentford v Southampton\n\nGriffin Park\n\nTuesday, 1 March\n\n1945 GMT\n\nBarry Knight (Kent)\n\nhome to Manchester United in the quarter-finals\n\nMidfielder Andrew Frampton and striker Deon Burton are both slight doubts with hamstring injuries, but should be fit Saints are missing their entire first-choice midfield of Jamie Redknapp, Graeme Le Saux, Nigel Quashie and David Prutton. Anders Svensson and Matt Oakley are likely replacements with Kevin Phillips also scheduled to start, with Henri Camara rested.\n\n- Brentford boss Martin Allen: \"After conceding eight goals in our last three matches, I have to admit I'm not very confident. \"There's no doubt we're the underdogs and after defending so poorly recently it's not looking good. \"Southampton have just drawn with the Premiership champions and that makes our task harder than it was already.\" \n - Southampton boss Harry Redknapp: \"We know they can give us problems. \"Brentford have done well but we are the Premiership side and should have the better players. \"Staying in the Premiership is our priority. We want to win, of course we do. We'll battle but if it comes to a football match I think we'll win.\" KEY MATCH STATS \n - BRENTFORD are the lowest ranked club left in the FA Cup. They're on their best run in the competition since reaching the quarter-finals for the fourth time in their history 16 years ago. Now they have the carrot of the plum draw in the last eight dangling before them. Victory over Premiership strugglers Southampton, would bring the mighty Manchester United to Griffin Park and a gigantic pay day for the sole League One survivors. \n - Martin Allen's brave side came back from two goals down at St Mary's to earn a deserved replay. Southampton striker Henri Camara scored twice from close range to put the Saints in command, but Isaiah Rankin hit back just before half time, and Sam Sodje headed past a creaky defence on 58 minutes. \n - The Londoners have conceded six goals in their two subsequent League outings - three each in losing away to Hartlepool and drawing at home to Sheffield Wednesday. But they haven't lost in six League and Cup games on home turf - winning three and drawing three since the reverse to Torquay on Boxing Day. \n - SOUTHAMPTON go into this tie on the back of an eventful Premiership match with Arsenal on Saturday. An angry David Prutton pushed referee Alan Wiley after being shown the red card, but his side still came back to draw 1-1. It was Saints' fourth stalemate in succession in all competitions, but didn't lift them out of the relegation zone. The retention of their ever present Premier League status must be the number one priority, irrespective of the rewards that success against Brentford would bring. \n - Victory here would set up a repeat of the 1976 final, when Saints astounded the football world by defeating Tommy Docherty's Manchester United courtesy of Bobby Stokes' famous winner. They also knocked out the Red Devils in 1991 on penalties in the fourth round. But to write another chapter in their FA Cup history, the Solent side must avoid succumbing to lower division opposition for the first time since Rotherham, from the second level, beat them 2-1 in a third round tie at Millmoor on 16 January 2002. Southampton were last humbled by a club from the third tier six years ago. Fulham were then in the Second Division, when they won a third round replay at Craven Cottage 1-0 on 13 January 1999. \n - To get to within two matches of a second visit to the Millennium Stadium in three years for the final, Harry Redknapp must guide his side past a club 36 places inferior on the League ladder, and a manager 19 years his junior, who played under him at West Ham. HEAD TO HEAD\n\n10th League One\n\nQUARTER-FINALS (four times)\n\n18th PREM\n\nWINNERS (once)\n",
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                    "1March\n\n1945GMT\n\nBarryKnight(Kent)\n\nhometoManchesterUnitedinthequarter-finals\n\nMidfielderAndrewFramptonandstrikerDeonBurtonarebothslightdoubtswithhamstringinjuries",
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                    "IhavetoadmitI'mnotveryconfident.\"There'snodoubtwe'retheunderdogsandafterdefendingsopoorlyrecentlyit'snotlookinggood.\"SouthamptonhavejustdrawnwiththePremiershipchampionsandthatmakesourtaskharderthanitwasalready.\"\n-SouthamptonbossHarryRedknapp:\"Weknowtheycangiveusproblems.\"BrentfordhavedonewellbutwearethePremiershipsideandshouldhavethebetterplayers.\"StayinginthePremiershipisourpriority.Wewanttowin",
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                    "wouldbringthemightyManchesterUnitedtoGriffinParkandagiganticpaydayforthesoleLeagueOnesurvivors.\n-MartinAllen'sbravesidecamebackfromtwogoalsdownatStMary'stoearnadeservedreplay.SouthamptonstrikerHenriCamarascoredtwicefromcloserangetoputtheSaintsincommand",
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                    "andSamSodjeheadedpastacreakydefenceon58minutes.\n-TheLondonershaveconcededsixgoalsintheirtwosubsequentLeagueoutings-threeeachinlosingawaytoHartlepoolanddrawingathometoSheffieldWednesday.Buttheyhaven'tlostinsixLeagueandCupgamesonhometurf-winningthreeanddrawingthreesincethereversetoTorquayonBoxingDay.\n-SOUTHAMPTONgointothistieonthebackofaneventfulPremiershipmatchwithArsenalonSaturday.AnangryDavidPruttonpushedrefereeAlanWileyafterbeingshowntheredcard",
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                  "0": "Ferguson rues failure to cut gap\n\nBoss Sir Alex Ferguson was left ruing Manchester United's failure to close the gap on Chelsea, Everton and Arsenal after his side's 1-1 draw with Fulham.\n\nPremiership leaders Chelsea and the Gunners endured a 2-2 stalemate on Sunday, giving United the chance to make up some ground in the league. But Ferguson said: \"I think what makes it so bad is that both our rivals dropped points at the weekend. \"It was a great opportunity - and we haven't delivered.\" United went ahead through Alan Smith in the 33rd minute before Bouba Diop's superb 25-yard strike cancelled out the visitors' lead in the 87th minute. Ferguson described the result as an \"absolute giveaway\" after United had earlier missed a host of opportunities to finish off the encounter. He said: \"It was a good performance - some of the football was fantastic - but we just didn't finish them off. \"In fairness, it's a fantastic strike from the Fulham player.\" The result leaves Ferguson's side fourth in the league on 31 points - four points behind Arsenal and a further five back from Chelsea.\n",
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                    "givingUnitedthechancetomakeupsomegroundintheleague.ButFergusonsaid:\"Ithinkwhatmakesitsobadisthatbothourrivalsdroppedpointsattheweekend.\"Itwasagreatopportunity-andwehaven'tdelivered.\"UnitedwentaheadthroughAlanSmithinthe33rdminutebeforeBoubaDiop'ssuperb25-yardstrikecancelledoutthevisitors'leadinthe87thminute.Fergusondescribedtheresultasan\"absolutegiveaway\"afterUnitedhadearliermissedahostofopportunitiestofinishofftheencounter.Hesaid:\"Itwasagoodperformance-someofthefootballwasfantastic-butwejustdidn'tfinishthemoff.\"Infairness",
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                  "0": "Dogged Federer claims Dubai crown\n\nWorld number one Roger Federer added the Dubai Championship trophy to his long list of successes - but not before he was given a test by Ivan Ljubicic.\n\nTop seed Federer looked to be on course for a easy victory when he thumped the eighth seed 6-1 in the first set. But Ljubicic, who beat Tim Henman in the last eight, dug deep to secure the second set after a tense tiebreak. Swiss star Federer was not about to lose his cool, though, turning on the style to win the deciding set 6-3. The match was a re-run of last week's final at the World Indoor Tournament in Rotterdam, where Federer triumphed, but not until Ljubicic had stretched him all the way. \"I really wanted to get off to a good start this time, and I did, and I could really play with confidence while he still looking for his rhythm,\" Federer said.\n\n\"That took me all the way through to 6-1 3-1 0-30 on his serve and I almost ran away with it. But he came back, and that was a good effort on his side.\" Ljubicic was at a loss to explain his poor showing in the first set. \"I didn't start badly, but then suddenly I felt like my racket was loose and the balls were flying a little bit too much. And with Roger, if you relax for a second it just goes very quick,\" he said. \"After those first three games it was no match at all. I don't know, it was really weird. I was playing really well the whole year, and then suddenly I found myself in trouble just to put the ball in the court.\" But despite his defeat, the world number 14 was pleased with his overall performance. \"I had a chance in the third, and for me it's really positive to twice in two weeks have a chance against Roger to win the match. \"It's an absolutely great boost to my confidence that I'm up there and belong with top-class players.\"\n",
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                  "0": "Wales hails new superstar\n\nOne game into his Six Nations career, and Gavin Henson is already a Welsh legend.\n\nA mesmeric display against England, topped off by his howitzer of a match-winning penalty, has secured life membership of that particular club. At 23, Henson has the rugby world at his silver-booted feet. And if his natural self-assurance and swagger is shared by his Wales team-mates, then a full-blown revival could be more than just a lot of hot air drifting up from the Valleys. The \"Red Dragonhood\" subdued the \"Red Rose Army\" in most areas of the field, but Henson's stellar performance ensured their efforts yielded the win they craved above all others. He announced himself in the game's opening salvo with a \"Welcome to Cardiff\" greeting for Mark Cueto on the gain line. And his defence was a major feature of the match, his principal victim poor old, or rather young, Mathew Tait. The England centre will have spent his 19th birthday on Sunday shuddering at the memory of how he was up-ended not just once, but twice, by Henson's all-enveloping tackles.\n\nThe second time, after the interval, single-handedly lifted the record Millennium Stadium crowd at a time when England were starting to show menace. Showing awesome strength, Henson nonchantly held the bewildered debutant in mid-air, a master predator toying with his helpless prey, savouring the kill. His kicking game also prospered, particularly when he moved to full-back for 10 minutes either side of half-time when his captain Gareth Thomas was in the sin-bin. One huge clearance from Tait's kick sent England retreating rapidly while another booming punt to the right corner kept the visitors pinned in their own half. Henson was also creativity personified: one little chip ahead for Shane Williams narrowly missed its target; a precise cross-kick forcing Jamie Noon to fumble the ball into touch. He also had a hand in the game's only try, finished superbly by Williams, and might have scored himself on the half-hour as he glided into space, only to be scragged by Tait. Henson was twice repelled as Wales laid siege to the English line after Charlie Hodgson's penalty had edged the visitors in front for the first time. But he was not to be denied as the crescendo rose to a deafening din, and the outcome of the match fell to him. Replacement Gareth Cooper made the most of a poor Welsh scrum by chipping into space, where Jason Robinson was penalised for holding on in the tackle.\n\nFive metres in from the right touchline, 44 metres out, it was not a kick Stephen Jones, who had seen a long-range effort fall agonisingly under the bar, would have approached with confidence. \"It was out of Steve's range but I looked at Gavin, and he gave me a reassuring nod,\" said Thomas. Henson, surveying his date with destiny, positively relished the responsibility, and the chance to make himself a hero. Without further ado, he nervelessly slotted the kick that ended five years of English dominance and 12 years of waiting in Cardiff. \"I knew I was going to get it before I even took the kick,\" he said later, his distinct spikey locks freshly gelled into an appropriate star shape. \"I have been getting them from that distance all year so it wasn't a problem.\" There were still four minutes for Wales to hold out, and the frenzy was such that Henson could not even hear Jones shouting instructions at him from three yards away. But it was Wales who finished the game on the attack, almost snatching a second try in a thunderous climax. \"Just Do It\" implored the front page headline on Saturday's Western Mail newspaper. And, thanks to Henson, Wales did.\n",
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                  "0": "Campbell rescues Arsenal\n\nSol Campbell proved to be an unlikely match-winner to earn Arsenal a hard-fought win at Portsmouth.\n\nThe England defender lashed home a 25-yard shot for his first goal in 16 months to take Arsenal back into second spot, five points behind Chelsea. But before Campbell scored the best two chances of the game fell to Pompey striker Ricardo Fuller. In the first half he blasted wide when clear, and his control let him down in the second half when well placed. Portsmouth got plenty of bodies behind the ball to deny Arsenal space in the early stages. But their marking was slack at a corner and Patrick Vieira should have done better when the ball fell to him 16 yards out. A mistake by Arjan de Zeeuw let Thierry Henry in behind the Pompey defence on 17 minutes but as he bore down on goal Linvoy Primus got in a saving tackle. With just Fuller as an out-and-out striker, Portsmouth's shape made life difficult for Arsenal. But a delightful touch by Robin van Persie gave Henry a sight of goal, although the angle was too tight for his shot to trouble Jamie Ashdown.\n\nAshdown caused hearts to flutter on 28 minutes when he missed his punch at a corner and Kolo Toure headed just wide and, as Arsenal began to press, Van Persie blasted over a good opportunity after Henry had set him up. Henry took a quick return pass from Vieira but Ashdown was out quickly to block, and there were some anxious seconds for Pompey as the ball ran loose before Matthew Taylor cleared. After playing second fiddle, Portsmouth should have taken the lead on 34 minutes. Referee Howard Webb played a good advantage to allow Steve Stone to send Gary O'Neil away but, having shrugged off Toure, the Pompey midfielder planted his shot wide from 10 yards. As half-time approached, Henry teased a shot through a ruck of players and inches wide. At the other end, Fuller broke clear but failed to hit the target as Toure closed him down.\n\nFuller was given the best chance of the match so far on 48 minutes when Patrik Berger's break and slipped pass played him clear. But a poor first touch lost him the opportunity and even when he checked back and went down under Vieira's challenge, referee Webb was not interested. Fuller paid the price when he gave way on 55 minutes to Aiyegbeni Yakubu, who returned after six weeks out with a knee injury. But it needed alert reflexes and safe handling from Ashdown to cling on to Van Persie's shot as Henry sniffed for scraps.\n\nPortsmouth were growing in confidence and keeper Manuel Almunia had to stand his ground to beat away a powerful shot from Berger. Arsenal were struggling to find their rhythm but took the lead through the unlikely source of Campbell. The England defender needed little invitation as Pompey backed off to stride forward and lash a ferocious shot past Ashdown. Arsenal might have stretched their lead two minutes later when Mathieu Flamini escaped his marker to flash a header wide from Henry's free-kick. Almunia went full length to grab Berger's long-range shot, while Ashdown palmed away substitute Dennis Bergkamp's shot.\n\nAshdown, Griffin, De Zeeuw, Primus, Taylor, Stone, O'Neil, Faye (Berkovic 83), Berger, LuaLua, Fuller (Yakubu 55).\n\nSubs not used: Hislop, Quashie, Cisse.\n\nAlmunia, Lauren, Toure, Campbell, Cole, Pires, Flamini, Vieira, Clichy, Van Persie (Bergkamp 68), Henry.\n\nSubs not used: Lehmann, Fabregas, Senderos, Hoyte.\n\nCole.\n\nCampbell 75.\n\n20,170.\n\nH Webb (S Yorkshire).\n",
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                    "fivepointsbehindChelsea.ButbeforeCampbellscoredthebesttwochancesofthegamefelltoPompeystrikerRicardoFuller.Inthefirsthalfheblastedwidewhenclear",
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                    "Portsmouthshouldhavetakentheleadon34minutes.RefereeHowardWebbplayedagoodadvantagetoallowSteveStonetosendGaryO'Neilawaybut",
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                  "0": "Chelsea ridiculed over complaint\n\nBarcelona assistant coach Henk Ten Cate has branded Chelsea's expected complaint to Uefa as \"pathetic\".\n\nThe Blues are poised to complain about an alleged half-time incident during Wednesday's 2-1 loss at the Nou Camp. The source of Chelsea's anger was an alleged talk between Barca boss Frank Rijkaard and referee Anders Frisk, who later dismissed Didier Drogba. \"To react the way Chelsea have is pathetic. Mourinho lied with the line-ups, and now this,\" Ten Cate said. Uefa has said its own tunnel representative witnessed nothing unusual out of the ordinary during the half-time break. Spokesman William Gaillard said: \"Frisk says Rijkaard greeted him and apologised he had not had the opportunity to say hello before the game. \"We had two Uefa officials there and neither witnessed it. The referee's dressing room was locked and he and his assistants were the only people allowed in.\" Indeed, it is the Londoners who could be on the receiving end of any punishment after failing to turn up for the compulsory press conference after the defeat.\n\nUefa delegate Thomas Giordano added: \"The only unusual thing that happened as far as we are concerned is that Chelsea failed to present themselves in the press conference.\" The referee is not expected to include any of the alleged incidents in his report to Uefa - weakening Chelsea's case. Rijkaard was critical of Mourinho's decision not to speak to the media after the match. \"There was a lot of talking before the game and now surprisingly there is a lot of talking after the game. It is not good behaviour after a match,\" he said. \"Maybe they want to start something and make it worse than than it is. I really don't understand it. I am very calm about it.\"\n\nBarca midfielder Deco, formerly managed by Mourinho at Porto, agreed that it was not typical of his fellow Portuguese to lodge a protest. \"It's not normal behaviour on his part. It was not logical he did not give a news conference,\" he said. Rijkaard added: \"Chelsea is the team which has conceded fewest goals in the English league and they defend very well so I am very pleased with the win. \"My men deserved victory and I am pleased to have won this match. I congratulate my players.\"\n",
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                    "Chelsearidiculedovercomplaint\n\nBarcelonaassistantcoachHenkTenCatehasbrandedChelsea'sexpectedcomplainttoUefaas\"pathetic\".\n\nTheBluesarepoisedtocomplainaboutanallegedhalf-timeincidentduringWednesday's2-1lossattheNouCamp.ThesourceofChelsea'sangerwasanallegedtalkbetweenBarcabossFrankRijkaardandrefereeAndersFrisk",
                    "wholaterdismissedDidierDrogba.\"ToreactthewayChelseahaveispathetic.Mourinholiedwiththeline-ups",
                    "andnowthis",
                    "\"TenCatesaid.Uefahassaiditsowntunnelrepresentativewitnessednothingunusualoutoftheordinaryduringthehalf-timebreak.SpokesmanWilliamGaillardsaid:\"FrisksaysRijkaardgreetedhimandapologisedhehadnothadtheopportunitytosayhellobeforethegame.\"WehadtwoUefaofficialsthereandneitherwitnessedit.Thereferee'sdressingroomwaslockedandheandhisassistantsweretheonlypeopleallowedin.\"Indeed",
                    "itistheLondonerswhocouldbeonthereceivingendofanypunishmentafterfailingtoturnupforthecompulsorypressconferenceafterthedefeat.\n\nUefadelegateThomasGiordanoadded:\"TheonlyunusualthingthathappenedasfarasweareconcernedisthatChelseafailedtopresentthemselvesinthepressconference.\"TherefereeisnotexpectedtoincludeanyoftheallegedincidentsinhisreporttoUefa-weakeningChelsea'scase.RijkaardwascriticalofMourinho'sdecisionnottospeaktothemediaafterthematch.\"Therewasalotoftalkingbeforethegameandnowsurprisinglythereisalotoftalkingafterthegame.Itisnotgoodbehaviourafteramatch",
                    "\"hesaid.\"Maybetheywanttostartsomethingandmakeitworsethanthanitis.Ireallydon'tunderstandit.Iamverycalmaboutit.\"\n\nBarcamidfielderDeco",
                    "formerlymanagedbyMourinhoatPorto",
                    "agreedthatitwasnottypicalofhisfellowPortuguesetolodgeaprotest.\"It'snotnormalbehaviouronhispart.Itwasnotlogicalhedidnotgiveanewsconference",
                    "\"hesaid.Rijkaardadded:\"ChelseaistheteamwhichhasconcededfewestgoalsintheEnglishleagueandtheydefendverywellsoIamverypleasedwiththewin.\"MymendeservedvictoryandIampleasedtohavewonthismatch.Icongratulatemyplayers.\"\n"
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                  "0": "Wilson back in Kiwi cricket squad\n\nFormer All Blacks winger Jeff Wilson is back in the New Zealand cricket squad after a 12-year absence.\n\nWilson has been included by the Kiwis to face a World XI in a one-day series in aid of the tsunami victims. His last outing for the national team was in 1993 when he gave up cricket to concentrate on his rugby union career, which came to an end in 2002. \"Now that I have this chance I am looking forward to getting in there and making the most of it,\" said Wilson. Wilson had set his sights on returning to the New Zealand side after resuming domestic first class cricket and team coach John Bracewell has said the one-day matches are a chance for the ex-All Blacks winger to re-establish himself.\n\n\"His match turning ability is undoubted and we just need to see if he can step up to this level again,\" said NZ coach Bracewell. \"The selectors have watched Jeff and have no doubt that he is a dynamic cricketer.\" In March 1993, Wilson played four one day international matches against Australia. He scored a match-winning 44 not out in the final game of the series before concentrating on rugby union after making his debut for the All Blacks later that year. Wilson takes the place of fast bowler Ian Butler, who is suffering from a bulging disc in his back. The limited-overs series against a World XI side being led by Australian leg spinner Shane Warne begins in Christchurch on 22 January with the two other matches taking place in Wellington on 24 January and Hamilton on 26 January. More than 9,000 tickets were sold on the first day of them being made available. \"Given the very limited lead-time for these matches, we obviously need the public to respond quickly and today has given us a good start,\" said New Zealand Cricket marketing manager Peter Dwan.\n\nStephen Fleming (captain), Nathan Astle, Chris Cairns, Hamish Marshall, Brendon McCullum, Kyle Mills, Jacob Oram, Mathew Sinclair, Scott Styris, Daryl Tuffey, Daniel Vettori, Jeff Wilson.\n",
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                    "WilsonbackinKiwicricketsquad\n\nFormerAllBlackswingerJeffWilsonisbackintheNewZealandcricketsquadaftera12-yearabsence.\n\nWilsonhasbeenincludedbytheKiwistofaceaWorldXIinaone-dayseriesinaidofthetsunamivictims.Hislastoutingforthenationalteamwasin1993whenhegaveupcrickettoconcentrateonhisrugbyunioncareer",
                    "whichcametoanendin2002.\"NowthatIhavethischanceIamlookingforwardtogettinginthereandmakingthemostofit",
                    "\"saidWilson.WilsonhadsethissightsonreturningtotheNewZealandsideafterresumingdomesticfirstclasscricketandteamcoachJohnBracewellhassaidtheone-daymatchesareachancefortheex-AllBlackswingertore-establishhimself.\n\n\"Hismatchturningabilityisundoubtedandwejustneedtoseeifhecanstepuptothislevelagain",
                    "\"saidNZcoachBracewell.\"TheselectorshavewatchedJeffandhavenodoubtthatheisadynamiccricketer.\"InMarch1993",
                    "WilsonplayedfouronedayinternationalmatchesagainstAustralia.Hescoredamatch-winning44notoutinthefinalgameoftheseriesbeforeconcentratingonrugbyunionaftermakinghisdebutfortheAllBlackslaterthatyear.WilsontakestheplaceoffastbowlerIanButler",
                    "whoissufferingfromabulgingdiscinhisback.Thelimited-oversseriesagainstaWorldXIsidebeingledbyAustralianlegspinnerShaneWarnebeginsinChristchurchon22JanuarywiththetwoothermatchestakingplaceinWellingtonon24JanuaryandHamiltonon26January.Morethan9",
                    "000ticketsweresoldonthefirstdayofthembeingmadeavailable.\"Giventheverylimitedlead-timeforthesematches",
                    "weobviouslyneedthepublictorespondquicklyandtodayhasgivenusagoodstart",
                    "\"saidNewZealandCricketmarketingmanagerPeterDwan.\n\nStephenFleming(captain)",
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                    "HamishMarshall",
                    "BrendonMcCullum",
                    "KyleMills",
                    "JacobOram",
                    "MathewSinclair",
                    "ScottStyris",
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                  "0": "Verdict delay for Greek sprinters\n\nGreek athletics' governing body has postponed by two weeks the judgement on sprinters Costas Kenteris and Katerina Thanou for missing doping tests.\n\nThe pair are facing lengthy bans for the missed tests, including one on the eve of last year's Athens Olympics. They were set to learn their fate by the end of February, but late evidence from them has pushed the date back. \"A decision is now expected by around mid-March,\" said one of their lawyers, Michalis Dimitrakopoulos. Kenteris, 31, who won the men's 200m title at the 2000 Sydney Games and Thanou, 30, who won the women's 100m silver medal in Sydney, face a maximum two-year ban if found guilty. The athletes, who spectacularly withdrew from the Athens Olympics, have been suspended by the International Association of Athletics Federations (IAAF) for missing the three tests. The IAAF said the sprinters had failed to provide samples for tests in Tel Aviv, Chicago and Athens and ordered Greek athletic's governing body, Segas, to hold a disciplinary inquiry. The athletes also face a criminal hearing in Greece over the missed drugs tests and have been charged with faking a motorcycle accident on the day of the Athens test, which led to them spending four days in hospital. Following the final hearing in late January, the athletes sounded confident they would be acquitted. \"I am confident and optimistic,\" Thanou had said at the time. \"We presented new evidence to the committee that they were not aware of.\" It was not clear what this new evidence was.\n",
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                    "VerdictdelayforGreeksprinters\n\nGreekathletics'governingbodyhaspostponedbytwoweeksthejudgementonsprintersCostasKenterisandKaterinaThanouformissingdopingtests.\n\nThepairarefacinglengthybansforthemissedtests",
                    "includingoneontheeveoflastyear'sAthensOlympics.TheyweresettolearntheirfatebytheendofFebruary",
                    "butlateevidencefromthemhaspushedthedateback.\"Adecisionisnowexpectedbyaroundmid-March",
                    "\"saidoneoftheirlawyers",
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                    "whowonthewomen's100msilvermedalinSydney",
                    "faceamaximumtwo-yearbaniffoundguilty.Theathletes",
                    "whospectacularlywithdrewfromtheAthensOlympics",
                    "havebeensuspendedbytheInternationalAssociationofAthleticsFederations(IAAF)formissingthethreetests.TheIAAFsaidthesprintershadfailedtoprovidesamplesfortestsinTelAviv",
                    "ChicagoandAthensandorderedGreekathletic'sgoverningbody",
                    "Segas",
                    "toholdadisciplinaryinquiry.TheathletesalsofaceacriminalhearinginGreeceoverthemisseddrugstestsandhavebeenchargedwithfakingamotorcycleaccidentonthedayoftheAthenstest",
                    "whichledtothemspendingfourdaysinhospital.FollowingthefinalhearinginlateJanuary",
                    "theathletessoundedconfidenttheywouldbeacquitted.\"Iamconfidentandoptimistic",
                    "\"Thanouhadsaidatthetime.\"Wepresentednewevidencetothecommitteethattheywerenotawareof.\"Itwasnotclearwhatthisnewevidencewas.\n"
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                  "0": "Hodge earns Aussie Test call\n\nAustralia have named prolific batsman Brad Hodge in their 13-man squad for the Test series in New Zealand.\n\nThe 30-year-old Victorian went on the tour to India last year but has yet to play a Test despite consistent performances in domestic cricket. Veteran batsman Darren Lehmann needs shoulder surgery and misses out, as does all-rounder Shane Watson who has just recovered from a torn side muscle. The first of three Tests will be in Christchurch from 10-14 March. Hodge only played one warm-up match on the tour of India but heavy scoring in recent weeks for Victoria has earned him the nod ahead of Mike Hussey and Andrew Symonds.\n\nChairman of selectors Trevor Hohns said: \"He has presented an irresistible case to be part of this tour and if he gets the opportunity, we feel confident that he can do a good job for Australia. \"We said during the Indian series, when he missed out on a spot in the Test XI, that he was still in line for national selection. His domestic form has ensured that this is the case.\" Hohns says the small size of the squad will not pose problems for the tourists, most of whom are already in New Zealand, where they have won the first four one-day internationals.\n\nOpening batsman Justin Langer and leg-spinner Shane Warne will join up with them on Monday 7 March. \"We feel that this is a balanced squad and don't believe we have to extend the size of the touring party beyond 13 players,\" Hohns added. \"We have plenty of options with both bat and ball and, given the close proximity of the two countries, we always have the option of flying players in as the series progresses.\" Pace bowler Brett Lee is hoping to play his first Test since January last year after impressing in the one-day game. But Hohns hinted he faces a tough task to displace Glenn McGrath, Jason Gillespie or Michael Kasprowicz, who took a combined total of 149 Test wickets in 2004. \"Everyone's been singing their praises during that period and you only have to look at their results. \"There's not too many sides who've scored many runs against that three-pronged attack.\"\n\nRicky Ponting (capt), Adam Gilchrist, Michael Clarke, Jason Gillespie, Matthew Hayden, Brad Hodge, Michael Kasprowicz, Simon Katich, Justin Langer, Brett Lee, Damien Martyn, Glenn McGrath, Shane Warne.\n",
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                    "HodgeearnsAussieTestcall\n\nAustraliahavenamedprolificbatsmanBradHodgeintheir13-mansquadfortheTestseriesinNewZealand.\n\nThe30-year-oldVictorianwentonthetourtoIndialastyearbuthasyettoplayaTestdespiteconsistentperformancesindomesticcricket.VeteranbatsmanDarrenLehmannneedsshouldersurgeryandmissesout",
                    "asdoesall-rounderShaneWatsonwhohasjustrecoveredfromatornsidemuscle.ThefirstofthreeTestswillbeinChristchurchfrom10-14March.Hodgeonlyplayedonewarm-upmatchonthetourofIndiabutheavyscoringinrecentweeksforVictoriahasearnedhimthenodaheadofMikeHusseyandAndrewSymonds.\n\nChairmanofselectorsTrevorHohnssaid:\"Hehaspresentedanirresistiblecasetobepartofthistourandifhegetstheopportunity",
                    "wefeelconfidentthathecandoagoodjobforAustralia.\"WesaidduringtheIndianseries",
                    "whenhemissedoutonaspotintheTestXI",
                    "thathewasstillinlinefornationalselection.Hisdomesticformhasensuredthatthisisthecase.\"Hohnssaysthesmallsizeofthesquadwillnotposeproblemsforthetourists",
                    "mostofwhomarealreadyinNewZealand",
                    "wheretheyhavewonthefirstfourone-dayinternationals.\n\nOpeningbatsmanJustinLangerandleg-spinnerShaneWarnewilljoinupwiththemonMonday7March.\"Wefeelthatthisisabalancedsquadanddon'tbelievewehavetoextendthesizeofthetouringpartybeyond13players",
                    "\"Hohnsadded.\"Wehaveplentyofoptionswithbothbatandballand",
                    "giventhecloseproximityofthetwocountries",
                    "wealwayshavetheoptionofflyingplayersinastheseriesprogresses.\"PacebowlerBrettLeeishopingtoplayhisfirstTestsinceJanuarylastyearafterimpressingintheone-daygame.ButHohnshintedhefacesatoughtasktodisplaceGlennMcGrath",
                    "JasonGillespieorMichaelKasprowicz",
                    "whotookacombinedtotalof149Testwicketsin2004.\"Everyone'sbeensingingtheirpraisesduringthatperiodandyouonlyhavetolookattheirresults.\"There'snottoomanysideswho'vescoredmanyrunsagainstthatthree-prongedattack.\"\n\nRickyPonting(capt)",
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                    "MatthewHayden",
                    "BradHodge",
                    "MichaelKasprowicz",
                    "SimonKatich",
                    "JustinLanger",
                    "BrettLee",
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                  "0": "Roddick in talks over new coach\n\nAndy Roddick is reportedly close to confirming US Davis Cup assistant Dean Goldfine as his new coach.\n\nRoddick ended his 18-month partnership with Brad Gilbert on Monday, and Goldfine admits talks have taken place. \"We had a really good conversation and we're on the same page in terms of what I expect from a player in commitment and what he wants,\" said Goldfine. \"The reading I got from him is that I would have a lot of the qualities he's looking for in a coach.\" Speaking to told South Florida's Sun-Sentinel newspaper, Goldfine added: \"That being said, from his standpoint, which is smart, he wants to cover all his bases. \"I think Andy wants a long-term relationship and wants to make sure it's the right fit... the best fit.\" Goldfine, 39, has worked with Todd Martin and Roddick's close friend Mardy Fish, and was an assistant coach with the US Olympic team. Martin is the other name to have been linked to the vacant post alongside Roddick.\n",
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                    "andGoldfineadmitstalkshavetakenplace.\"Wehadareallygoodconversationandwe'reonthesamepageintermsofwhatIexpectfromaplayerincommitmentandwhathewants",
                    "\"saidGoldfine.\"ThereadingIgotfromhimisthatIwouldhavealotofthequalitieshe'slookingforinacoach.\"SpeakingtotoldSouthFlorida'sSun-Sentinelnewspaper",
                    "Goldfineadded:\"Thatbeingsaid",
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                    "hewantstocoverallhisbases.\"IthinkAndywantsalong-termrelationshipandwantstomakesureit'stherightfit...thebestfit.\"Goldfine",
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                    "hasworkedwithToddMartinandRoddick'sclosefriendMardyFish",
                    "andwasanassistantcoachwiththeUSOlympicteam.MartinistheothernametohavebeenlinkedtothevacantpostalongsideRoddick.\n"
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                  "0": "Kewell waits as injury drags on\n\nLiverpool winger Harry Kewell is struggling to recover from his Achilles tendinitis problem and may not recover until March, claims his agent.\n\nKewell, 26, had hoped to play against Fulham last weekend and to be ready for the Champions League tie against Bayer Leverkusen on 22 February. But Bernie Mandic said: \"He's had scans which don't show anything substantial. \"But despite his best efforts at the moment he simply can't shake off the discomfort and get back on the park.\"\n\nMandic continued in the Sydney Morning Herald: \"Harry's struggling a bit but the club are doing everything they can to get him right. \"Harry was desperate to be fit for the Fulham game as part of his plan to play himself in for the Leverkusen match.\" Kewell has not played since December 19 and misses out on international duty this week, with Australia facing South Africa in Durban on Wednesday.\n",
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                    "Kewellwaitsasinjurydragson\n\nLiverpoolwingerHarryKewellisstrugglingtorecoverfromhisAchillestendinitisproblemandmaynotrecoveruntilMarch",
                    "claimshisagent.\n\nKewell",
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                    "hadhopedtoplayagainstFulhamlastweekendandtobereadyfortheChampionsLeaguetieagainstBayerLeverkusenon22February.ButBernieMandicsaid:\"He'shadscanswhichdon'tshowanythingsubstantial.\"Butdespitehisbesteffortsatthemomenthesimplycan'tshakeoffthediscomfortandgetbackonthepark.\"\n\nMandiccontinuedintheSydneyMorningHerald:\"Harry'sstrugglingabitbuttheclubaredoingeverythingtheycantogethimright.\"HarrywasdesperatetobefitfortheFulhamgameaspartofhisplantoplayhimselfinfortheLeverkusenmatch.\"KewellhasnotplayedsinceDecember19andmissesoutoninternationaldutythisweek",
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                  "0": "Blatter suggests offside change\n\nFifa president Sepp Blatter has recommended a radical change to football's offside laws.\n\nBlatter wants to simplify the current laws which partially rely on the interpretation of assistant referees. \"You must make the rule simpler by saying only the player who receives the ball can be offside - there should not be passive offsides anymore,\" he said. \"This means a player without the ball cannot be ruled offside. Purists will scream, but it's a simpler rule.\" Blatter said he was not in favour of video technology overall, but admitted that Fifa was looking at the possibility of experimenting with goal-line technology to decide if the ball had crossed the line or not.\n\n\"One thing that is possible, and for which we're looking for an acceptable solution, is the control of the goal-line to find out whether the ball was in or out,\" said Blatter. The 69-year-old also said he was keen to remain president of football's world governing body until 2011. \"Let's first complete the 2006 World Cup. And then, if I'm still in good health, I will still feel like continuing my work at Fifa because I was seriously hampered in my first term. \"The first half of my first term (between 1998 and 2002) doesn't count. If national associations tell me to go on, why shouldn't I stand once again?\"\n",
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                    "\"hesaid.\"Thismeansaplayerwithouttheballcannotberuledoffside.Puristswillscream",
                    "butit'sasimplerrule.\"Blattersaidhewasnotinfavourofvideotechnologyoverall",
                    "butadmittedthatFifawaslookingatthepossibilityofexperimentingwithgoal-linetechnologytodecideiftheballhadcrossedthelineornot.\n\n\"Onethingthatispossible",
                    "andforwhichwe'relookingforanacceptablesolution",
                    "isthecontrolofthegoal-linetofindoutwhethertheballwasinorout",
                    "\"saidBlatter.The69-year-oldalsosaidhewaskeentoremainpresidentoffootball'sworldgoverningbodyuntil2011.\"Let'sfirstcompletethe2006WorldCup.Andthen",
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                    "IwillstillfeellikecontinuingmyworkatFifabecauseIwasseriouslyhamperedinmyfirstterm.\"Thefirsthalfofmyfirstterm(between1998and2002)doesn'tcount.Ifnationalassociationstellmetogoon",
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                  "0": "Koubek suspended after drugs test\n\nStefan Koubek says he has been banned for three months by the International Tennis Federation (ITF) after testing positive for a banned substance.\n\nThe world number 60 failed a routine drugs test at this year's French Open but now plans to lodge an appeal. Koubek believes an injection given to him by an Austrian doctor to treat a wrist injury is to blame for producing traces of the substance in his system. \"I have acted correctly,\" the 27-year-old Austrian said in a statement. Koubek, who defeated Britain's Greg Rusedski in the decisive rubber of the Davis Cup in September, is now set to miss the start of the season. He said, \"A three-month ban would mean that I not only will miss the Australian Open, but also the Davis Cup in Australia.\"\n",
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                    "Koubeksuspendedafterdrugstest\n\nStefanKoubeksayshehasbeenbannedforthreemonthsbytheInternationalTennisFederation(ITF)aftertestingpositiveforabannedsubstance.\n\nTheworldnumber60failedaroutinedrugstestatthisyear'sFrenchOpenbutnowplanstolodgeanappeal.KoubekbelievesaninjectiongiventohimbyanAustriandoctortotreatawristinjuryistoblameforproducingtracesofthesubstanceinhissystem.\"Ihaveactedcorrectly",
                    "\"the27-year-oldAustriansaidinastatement.Koubek",
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                    "isnowsettomissthestartoftheseason.Hesaid",
                    "\"Athree-monthbanwouldmeanthatInotonlywillmisstheAustralianOpen",
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                  "0": "Agassi into second round in Dubai\n\nFourth seed Andre Agassi beat Radek Stepanek 6-4 7-5 in the first round of the Dubai Tennis Championships.\n\nThe 34-year-old, moving well despite a hip problem which needed an injection, served well and won 80% of his first serve and 76% of his second. But the American could not break the Czech Stepanek until the final game of the first set and in the second he had to fight back after losing his serve. Agassi, making his first appearance at the event, received a standing ovation. He said: \"I have had a few great days here in Dubai. I have waited a long time to be here, and I must apologise for being so late.\" Other first-day winners included Spaniards Juan Carlos Ferrero and Tommy Robredo, Dominik Hrbaty of Slovakia and Germany's Rainer Schuettler. Ferrero, the 2001 champion, overcame Florian Mayer of Germany 6-3 6-4 while Robredo had to fight hard to beat Olivier Rochus of Belgium 7-6 (7-5) 7-6 (7-5). Hrbaty crushed Omar Bahrouzyan of the United Arab Emirates 6-0 6-4 while Schuettler beat Younes Al Aynaoui of Morocco 6-0 6-1. Ferrero could now meet top seed Roger Federer - who faces qualifier Ivo Minar on Tuesday - in the second round. British rivals Tim Henman and Greg Rusedski will face each other in the opening round on Tuesday.\n",
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                    "servedwellandwon80%ofhisfirstserveand76%ofhissecond.ButtheAmericancouldnotbreaktheCzechStepanekuntilthefinalgameofthefirstsetandinthesecondhehadtofightbackafterlosinghisserve.Agassi",
                    "makinghisfirstappearanceattheevent",
                    "receivedastandingovation.Hesaid:\"IhavehadafewgreatdayshereinDubai.Ihavewaitedalongtimetobehere",
                    "andImustapologiseforbeingsolate.\"Otherfirst-daywinnersincludedSpaniardsJuanCarlosFerreroandTommyRobredo",
                    "DominikHrbatyofSlovakiaandGermany'sRainerSchuettler.Ferrero",
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                    "overcameFlorianMayerofGermany6-36-4whileRobredohadtofighthardtobeatOlivierRochusofBelgium7-6(7-5)7-6(7-5).HrbatycrushedOmarBahrouzyanoftheUnitedArabEmirates6-06-4whileSchuettlerbeatYounesAlAynaouiofMorocco6-06-1.FerrerocouldnowmeettopseedRogerFederer-whofacesqualifierIvoMinaronTuesday-inthesecondround.BritishrivalsTimHenmanandGregRusedskiwillfaceeachotherintheopeningroundonTuesday.\n"
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                  "0": "Aussies unhappy with pitch\n\nAustralian skipper Ricky Ponting was still able to raise a smile despite his side's 13-run defeat by India in the fourth Test at Mumbai.\n\nThey had already done enough to win the Border-Gavaskar Trophy with victories at Bangalore and Nagpur, their first series success in India since 1969-70. \"I said I thought it would be one of the all-time great series and the first three Tests turned out that way. \"This was nowhere near a Test pitch. It was terribly disappointing.\" He was less than thrilled, however, with a pitch in Mumbai which saw 38 wickets fall on the second and third days to bring the match to an early resolution.\n\nAustralia only needed 107 in the final innings but were bowled out for 93 in just 30.5 overs as the Indian spinners made the most of conditions. \"It was definitely gettable, but I don't think we played at our best with the bat today. \"Full credit to India though. They batted well in tough conditions and when the game was there to be won with the ball, they did what they had to do.\" Groundsman Polly Umrigar defended his pitch, saying: \"My verdict is that the batsmen did not apply themselves, \"The wicket was not as difficult as it is being made out to be. Batsmen willing to play shots got ample opportunities.\" Ponting also paid tribute to vice-captain Adam Gilchrist, who led the side in the first three Tests while he was recuperating from a broken thumb. \"When you look back through the series, everyone has contributed in one way or another. That's a pleasing thing - it's what you need in a good side,\" he added.\n\n\"It's been a great tour. I've only been here a short time but we've certainly enjoyed ourselves - I think all of the players really enjoy touring India. \"It's a place we've been to quite a lot over the last few years. Every time we come back we enjoy it more and more and it certainly helps when you win as well.\" Michael Clarke took 6-9 on the final day and also contributed 400 runs in his first Test series. But the Man of the Series award went to team-mate Damien Martyn, who made 444 runs at an average of 55, although he ended it with a duck. \"I'd have liked 10 more runs in the second innings today,\" Martyn joked. \"We came over here to win and fight hard. It was a bit disappointing to finish off that way but we've won [the series] and the guiys have made a fantastic effort in the last month. \"We always know it's going to be hard over here. It's always a true test for a batsman.\"\n",
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                    "Aussiesunhappywithpitch\n\nAustralianskipperRickyPontingwasstillabletoraiseasmiledespitehisside's13-rundefeatbyIndiainthefourthTestatMumbai.\n\nTheyhadalreadydoneenoughtowintheBorder-GavaskarTrophywithvictoriesatBangaloreandNagpur",
                    "theirfirstseriessuccessinIndiasince1969-70.\"IsaidIthoughtitwouldbeoneoftheall-timegreatseriesandthefirstthreeTeststurnedoutthatway.\"ThiswasnowherenearaTestpitch.Itwasterriblydisappointing.\"Hewaslessthanthrilled",
                    "however",
                    "withapitchinMumbaiwhichsaw38wicketsfallonthesecondandthirddaystobringthematchtoanearlyresolution.\n\nAustraliaonlyneeded107inthefinalinningsbutwerebowledoutfor93injust30.5oversastheIndianspinnersmadethemostofconditions.\"Itwasdefinitelygettable",
                    "butIdon'tthinkweplayedatourbestwiththebattoday.\"FullcredittoIndiathough.Theybattedwellintoughconditionsandwhenthegamewastheretobewonwiththeball",
                    "theydidwhattheyhadtodo.\"GroundsmanPollyUmrigardefendedhispitch",
                    "saying:\"Myverdictisthatthebatsmendidnotapplythemselves",
                    "\"Thewicketwasnotasdifficultasitisbeingmadeouttobe.Batsmenwillingtoplayshotsgotampleopportunities.\"Pontingalsopaidtributetovice-captainAdamGilchrist",
                    "wholedthesideinthefirstthreeTestswhilehewasrecuperatingfromabrokenthumb.\"Whenyoulookbackthroughtheseries",
                    "everyonehascontributedinonewayoranother.That'sapleasingthing-it'swhatyouneedinagoodside",
                    "\"headded.\n\n\"It'sbeenagreattour.I'veonlybeenhereashorttimebutwe'vecertainlyenjoyedourselves-IthinkalloftheplayersreallyenjoytouringIndia.\"It'saplacewe'vebeentoquitealotoverthelastfewyears.Everytimewecomebackweenjoyitmoreandmoreanditcertainlyhelpswhenyouwinaswell.\"MichaelClarketook6-9onthefinaldayandalsocontributed400runsinhisfirstTestseries.ButtheManoftheSeriesawardwenttoteam-mateDamienMartyn",
                    "whomade444runsatanaverageof55",
                    "althoughheendeditwithaduck.\"I'dhaveliked10morerunsinthesecondinningstoday",
                    "\"Martynjoked.\"Wecameoverheretowinandfighthard.Itwasabitdisappointingtofinishoffthatwaybutwe'vewon[theseries]andtheguiyshavemadeafantasticeffortinthelastmonth.\"Wealwaysknowit'sgoingtobehardoverhere.It'salwaysatruetestforabatsman.\"\n"
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                  "0": "What now for British tennis?\n\nTim Henman's decision to quit Davis Cup tennis has left the British team with a gargantuan void to fill.\n\nThe world number seven is tied for fourth among his countrymen for wins in the history of the tournament (he has 36 from his 50 rubbers). And Great Britain's last Davis Cup win without Henman came against Slovenia as far back as 1996. Worse could follow, according to former British team member Chris Bailey. Bailey told BBC Sport: \"After Tim's announcement, I doubt Greg Rusedski will be that far behind him.\" But without their top two, where does that leave British ambitions in the sport's premier team event? Captain Jeremy Bates has singled out Alex Bogdanovic and Andrew Murray as potential replacements. The Yugoslavian-born Bogdanovic, though, is 184 places below Henman in the world rankings and has played just two cup ties - winning one and losing the other.\n\nMurray, on the other hand, is 407th in the current ATP entry list and yet to make his cup debut. But Bailey does see some hope for the future. He said: \"Now we've dropped down to the Euro-Africa zone, the time was right for him to step down and let the young guys come to the fore.\" Britain's next opponents, Israel, are hardly likely to be quaking in their boots ahead of the 4-6 March match against a likely trio of Bogdanovic, Murray and the 187th-ranked Arvind Parmar. Bailey said: \"It will be tough for GB to move up, but there comes a time when our young players have to step up. This was always going to be inevitable with Tim and Greg's growing years. \"I'm confident about the future. I wouldn't lay money on us getting back into the world group next year, but I'd imagine in five years time we'll be competing for the major honours.\" Of those lining up to replace Henman, the 17-year-old Murray, with four Futures titles under his belt last year, looks the best long-term bet. \"Murray is the one that looks likeliest to take over Tim's mantle,\" said Bailey. \"He has an enormous amount of self-confidence, judging by what he's said in the past.\" Bogdanovic, three years Murray's senior, has had a more troubled time under Britain's Davis Cup umbrella.\n\nWhile Murray has been marked out as Britain's golden boy, Bogdanovic was warned by the Lawn Tennis Association for a lack of drive at the end of 2003. And Bailey said: \"Despite that, Alex is clearly talented as well, while Arvind is another contender. \"They're among the guys who have experienced the intensity of Davis Cup tennis - whether as players or on the sidelines. \"The LTA has always done an exceptional job of ensuring that. \"Now they'll finally get to play regularly in the cauldron of the cup. And I'm confident that will springboard Team GB to greater success.\"\n",
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                    "WhatnowforBritishtennis?\n\nTimHenman'sdecisiontoquitDavisCuptennishaslefttheBritishteamwithagargantuanvoidtofill.\n\nTheworldnumbersevenistiedforfourthamonghiscountrymenforwinsinthehistoryofthetournament(hehas36fromhis50rubbers).AndGreatBritain'slastDavisCupwinwithoutHenmancameagainstSloveniaasfarbackas1996.Worsecouldfollow",
                    "accordingtoformerBritishteammemberChrisBailey.BaileytoldBBCSport:\"AfterTim'sannouncement",
                    "IdoubtGregRusedskiwillbethatfarbehindhim.\"Butwithouttheirtoptwo",
                    "wheredoesthatleaveBritishambitionsinthesport'spremierteamevent?CaptainJeremyBateshassingledoutAlexBogdanovicandAndrewMurrayaspotentialreplacements.TheYugoslavian-bornBogdanovic",
                    "though",
                    "is184placesbelowHenmanintheworldrankingsandhasplayedjusttwocupties-winningoneandlosingtheother.\n\nMurray",
                    "ontheotherhand",
                    "is407thinthecurrentATPentrylistandyettomakehiscupdebut.ButBaileydoesseesomehopeforthefuture.Hesaid:\"Nowwe'vedroppeddowntotheEuro-Africazone",
                    "thetimewasrightforhimtostepdownandlettheyoungguyscometothefore.\"Britain'snextopponents",
                    "Israel",
                    "arehardlylikelytobequakingintheirbootsaheadofthe4-6MarchmatchagainstalikelytrioofBogdanovic",
                    "Murrayandthe187th-rankedArvindParmar.Baileysaid:\"ItwillbetoughforGBtomoveup",
                    "buttherecomesatimewhenouryoungplayershavetostepup.ThiswasalwaysgoingtobeinevitablewithTimandGreg'sgrowingyears.\"I'mconfidentaboutthefuture.Iwouldn'tlaymoneyonusgettingbackintotheworldgroupnextyear",
                    "butI'dimagineinfiveyearstimewe'llbecompetingforthemajorhonours.\"OfthoselininguptoreplaceHenman",
                    "the17-year-oldMurray",
                    "withfourFuturestitlesunderhisbeltlastyear",
                    "looksthebestlong-termbet.\"MurrayistheonethatlookslikeliesttotakeoverTim'smantle",
                    "\"saidBailey.\"Hehasanenormousamountofself-confidence",
                    "judgingbywhathe'ssaidinthepast.\"Bogdanovic",
                    "threeyearsMurray'ssenior",
                    "hashadamoretroubledtimeunderBritain'sDavisCupumbrella.\n\nWhileMurrayhasbeenmarkedoutasBritain'sgoldenboy",
                    "BogdanovicwaswarnedbytheLawnTennisAssociationforalackofdriveattheendof2003.AndBaileysaid:\"Despitethat",
                    "Alexisclearlytalentedaswell",
                    "whileArvindisanothercontender.\"They'reamongtheguyswhohaveexperiencedtheintensityofDavisCuptennis-whetherasplayersoronthesidelines.\"TheLTAhasalwaysdoneanexceptionaljobofensuringthat.\"Nowthey'llfinallygettoplayregularlyinthecauldronofthecup.AndI'mconfidentthatwillspringboardTeamGBtogreatersuccess.\"\n"
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                  "0": "Pakistan arrive for tour of India\n\nPakistan arrived in Delhi on Monday amid tight security for their first full tour of India for six years.\n\nThe 16-man squad, along with coach Bob Woolmer and support staff, were met at the heavily guarded Indira Gandhi airport after a 45-minute flight. Armed guards kept vigil as the tourists were taken to their hotel along a six-mile route lined with security men. Hindu fundamentalists have threatened to protest over perceived Pakistani backing to militancy in Kashmir. \"I am delighted to be back in India,\" captain Inzamam-ul-Haq said. \"I have always enjoyed playing here because people are crazy about cricket. \"I am not worried about security. My only concern is how my team plays on the tour.\" Series between India and Pakistan are always eagerly awaited, largely because politics often restrict the amount of cricket the two teams can play against each other.\n\nThis particular engagement, which will include three Tests and six one-dayers, was twice threatened. The schedule has already been put back four days over a dispute which centred on Pakistan's refusal to play the second Test in Ahmedabad. The first Test in Mohali will now get under way on 8 March. Then, following a protracted row over television rights, the Madras High Court issued interim orders to ensure the matches would be broadcast live by state=owned channel Doordarshan. Inzamam beseeched his side to make up for the 2004 defeat to India on home soil, where they lost 2-1 in the Tests and 3-2 in the one-day internationals. He said: \"We want to make amends for last year. \"The Australian tour was a big learning experience and I think we are in a position to reap benefits in India.\" After the 2004 series, Pakistan sacked their coach Javed Miandad and replaced him with Woolmer. Inzamam believes Woolmer has improved the side even if a string of positive results have not yet come.\n\nHe said: \"A lot has changed since that series. Woolmer has helped change the attitude of the boys, which is more positive and professional and I think they can take the pressure of playing in India.\" Pakistan will be without strike bowler Shoaib Akhtar (hamstring), leaving recalled off-spinner Arshad Khan and leg-spinner Danish Kaneria with much work to do. Inzamam said: \"Shoaib's absence will be felt. But our strength is playing as a unit. \"[Khan and Kaneria] have a big role to play. They are the ones on whom we will be depending a lot in the Test matches. \"We are expecting slow, turning tracks and we have been practicing for such conditions.\" Pakistan's first match is a three-day warm-up against the Indian Board President's XI in Dharamsala from March 3.\n\nSourav Ganguly (captain), Virender Sehwag, Gautam Gambhir, Rahul Dravid, Sachin Tendulkar, VVS Laxman, Yuvraj Singh, Dinesh Karthik (wicketkeeper), Irfan Pathan, Anil Kumble, Harbhajan Singh, Zaheer Khan, Ashish Nehra, Lakshmipathy Balaji.\n\nSalman Butt, Yasir Hameed, Taufeeq Umar, Younis Khan, Inzamam-ul-Haq (captain), Yousuf Youhana, Asim Kamal, Kamran Akmal (wkt), Abdul Razzaq, Shoaib Malik, Shahid Afridi, Arshad Khan, Danish Kaneria, Muhammad Sami, Rana Naved, Muhammad Khalil.\n",
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                    "alongwithcoachBobWoolmerandsupportstaff",
                    "weremetattheheavilyguardedIndiraGandhiairportaftera45-minuteflight.Armedguardskeptvigilasthetouristsweretakentotheirhotelalongasix-mileroutelinedwithsecuritymen.HindufundamentalistshavethreatenedtoprotestoverperceivedPakistanibackingtomilitancyinKashmir.\"IamdelightedtobebackinIndia",
                    "\"captainInzamam-ul-Haqsaid.\"Ihavealwaysenjoyedplayingherebecausepeoplearecrazyaboutcricket.\"Iamnotworriedaboutsecurity.Myonlyconcernishowmyteamplaysonthetour.\"SeriesbetweenIndiaandPakistanarealwayseagerlyawaited",
                    "largelybecausepoliticsoftenrestricttheamountofcricketthetwoteamscanplayagainsteachother.\n\nThisparticularengagement",
                    "whichwillincludethreeTestsandsixone-dayers",
                    "wastwicethreatened.TheschedulehasalreadybeenputbackfourdaysoveradisputewhichcentredonPakistan'srefusaltoplaythesecondTestinAhmedabad.ThefirstTestinMohaliwillnowgetunderwayon8March.Then",
                    "followingaprotractedrowovertelevisionrights",
                    "theMadrasHighCourtissuedinterimorderstoensurethematcheswouldbebroadcastlivebystate=ownedchannelDoordarshan.Inzamambeseechedhissidetomakeupforthe2004defeattoIndiaonhomesoil",
                    "wheretheylost2-1intheTestsand3-2intheone-dayinternationals.Hesaid:\"Wewanttomakeamendsforlastyear.\"TheAustraliantourwasabiglearningexperienceandIthinkweareinapositiontoreapbenefitsinIndia.\"Afterthe2004series",
                    "PakistansackedtheircoachJavedMiandadandreplacedhimwithWoolmer.InzamambelievesWoolmerhasimprovedthesideevenifastringofpositiveresultshavenotyetcome.\n\nHesaid:\"Alothaschangedsincethatseries.Woolmerhashelpedchangetheattitudeoftheboys",
                    "whichismorepositiveandprofessionalandIthinktheycantakethepressureofplayinginIndia.\"PakistanwillbewithoutstrikebowlerShoaibAkhtar(hamstring)",
                    "leavingrecalledoff-spinnerArshadKhanandleg-spinnerDanishKaneriawithmuchworktodo.Inzamamsaid:\"Shoaib'sabsencewillbefelt.Butourstrengthisplayingasaunit.\"[KhanandKaneria]haveabigroletoplay.TheyaretheonesonwhomwewillbedependingalotintheTestmatches.\"Weareexpectingslow",
                    "turningtracksandwehavebeenpracticingforsuchconditions.\"Pakistan'sfirstmatchisathree-daywarm-upagainsttheIndianBoardPresident'sXIinDharamsalafromMarch3.\n\nSouravGanguly(captain)",
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                    "IrfanPathan",
                    "AnilKumble",
                    "HarbhajanSingh",
                    "ZaheerKhan",
                    "AshishNehra",
                    "LakshmipathyBalaji.\n\nSalmanButt",
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                    "TaufeeqUmar",
                    "YounisKhan",
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                    "ShahidAfridi",
                    "ArshadKhan",
                    "DanishKaneria",
                    "MuhammadSami",
                    "RanaNaved",
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                  "0": "Hewitt falls to Dent\n\nLleyton Hewitt suffered a shock defeat to Taylor Dent in the quarter-finals of the Australian Hardcourt Championships in Adelaide on Friday.\n\nThe top seed was a strong favourite for the title but went down 7-6 (7-4) 6-3 to the American. Dent will face Juan Ignacio Chela next after the fourth seed was too strong for Jurgen Melzer. Olivier Rochus beat third seed Nicolas Kiefer 6-7 (4-7) 7-6 (8-6) 7-5 and will take on second seed Joachim Johansson. The Swede reached the last four by beating compatriot Thomas Enqvist 6-3 4-6 6-1. \"I felt like I was striking the ball much better,\" said Johansson. \"I felt like I had a lot of break chances, I didn't take care of them all, but I broke him four times and he only broke me once. \"I felt that was the key to get up in the set early.\"\n",
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                    "HewittfallstoDent\n\nLleytonHewittsufferedashockdefeattoTaylorDentinthequarter-finalsoftheAustralianHardcourtChampionshipsinAdelaideonFriday.\n\nThetopseedwasastrongfavouriteforthetitlebutwentdown7-6(7-4)6-3totheAmerican.DentwillfaceJuanIgnacioChelanextafterthefourthseedwastoostrongforJurgenMelzer.OlivierRochusbeatthirdseedNicolasKiefer6-7(4-7)7-6(8-6)7-5andwilltakeonsecondseedJoachimJohansson.TheSwedereachedthelastfourbybeatingcompatriotThomasEnqvist6-34-66-1.\"IfeltlikeIwasstrikingtheballmuchbetter",
                    "\"saidJohansson.\"IfeltlikeIhadalotofbreakchances",
                    "Ididn'ttakecareofthemall",
                    "butIbrokehimfourtimesandheonlybrokemeonce.\"Ifeltthatwasthekeytogetupinthesetearly.\"\n"
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                  "0": "Downing injury mars Uefa victory\n\nMiddlesbrough boss Steve McClaren hopes that Stewart Downing did not seriously damage his hamstring during the 2-1 Uefa Cup win over Graz AK.\n\nThe winger was carried off on a stretcher in the closing stages as Boro booked their place in the last 16. McClaren said: \"Stewart has tweaked a hamstring, which is a blow for us. We will assess it in the morning. \"But I'm delighted with the match result. They say in sport you can win ugly - and we certainly did.\" McClaren was relieved to make it through after a tough encounter at The Riverside.\n\n\"To be fair to Graz, they had a gameplan - they knocked the ball forward, especially in the first half, and we struggled to deal with it. \"In the second half we were better but it was frustrating because we got the goal - but one slip and they were back in it.\" Boro face Sporting Lisbon for a place in the quarter-finals after the Portuguese side saw off Feyenoord on Thursday. And McClaren added: \"Sporting are technically very good - Portuguese sides always are. \"But the journey goes on for us and we will now go to their magnificent stadium - after the first game here - we'll look forward to it.\" Goalscorer Jimmy Floyd Hasselbaink added: \"It wasn't a particularly beautiful match to watch - but they made it difficult for us. \"We didn't play well at all. But you need a little bit of luck and I think we got that when my shot went through the legs of their goalkeeper. \"I would have liked to play in Holland - that would have been a little bit special to me. \"But so is going back to Portugal - I'll be playing against some lads I played with at Boavista.\"\n",
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                    "whichisablowforus.Wewillassessitinthemorning.\"ButI'mdelightedwiththematchresult.Theysayinsportyoucanwinugly-andwecertainlydid.\"McClarenwasrelievedtomakeitthroughafteratoughencounteratTheRiverside.\n\n\"TobefairtoGraz",
                    "theyhadagameplan-theyknockedtheballforward",
                    "especiallyinthefirsthalf",
                    "andwestruggledtodealwithit.\"Inthesecondhalfwewerebetterbutitwasfrustratingbecausewegotthegoal-butoneslipandtheywerebackinit.\"BorofaceSportingLisbonforaplaceinthequarter-finalsafterthePortuguesesidesawoffFeyenoordonThursday.AndMcClarenadded:\"Sportingaretechnicallyverygood-Portuguesesidesalwaysare.\"Butthejourneygoesonforusandwewillnowgototheirmagnificentstadium-afterthefirstgamehere-we'lllookforwardtoit.\"GoalscorerJimmyFloydHasselbainkadded:\"Itwasn'taparticularlybeautifulmatchtowatch-buttheymadeitdifficultforus.\"Wedidn'tplaywellatall.ButyouneedalittlebitofluckandIthinkwegotthatwhenmyshotwentthroughthelegsoftheirgoalkeeper.\"IwouldhavelikedtoplayinHolland-thatwouldhavebeenalittlebitspecialtome.\"ButsoisgoingbacktoPortugal-I'llbeplayingagainstsomeladsIplayedwithatBoavista.\"\n"
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                  "0": "Roddick to face Saulnier in final\n\nAndy Roddick will play Cyril Saulnier in the final of the SAP Open in San Jose on Sunday.\n\nThe American top seed and defending champion overcame Germany's Tommy Haas, the third seed, 7-6 (7-3) 6-3. \"I was feeling horrible earlier in the week,\" Roddick said. \"I thought tonight was a step in the right direction.\" Saulnier battled to a 6-7 (3-7) 6-3 6-3 win over seventh seed Jurgen Melzer, who twisted his ankle early in the second set. Roddick won the last four points of the first-set tie-break before being broken at the start of the second set. But he broke straight back and then broke Haas again to lead 4-2. \"It's extremely frustrating when you have chances against a top-five player and don't do anything with them,\" admitted Haas. \"I rushed a few backhands and he took advantage.\" Saulnier will move into the world's top 50 for the first time after his passage through to the final. \"It's taken a lot of work and a lot of fighting in my mind,\" he revealed. \"Sometimes I didn't believe I could get to a final and now I am here. I've stayed mentally strong. \"I'm on the way. I'll keep fighting and work a lot and I'll be up there.\"\n",
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                    "thethirdseed",
                    "7-6(7-3)6-3.\"Iwasfeelinghorribleearlierintheweek",
                    "\"Roddicksaid.\"Ithoughttonightwasastepintherightdirection.\"Saulnierbattledtoa6-7(3-7)6-36-3winoverseventhseedJurgenMelzer",
                    "whotwistedhisankleearlyinthesecondset.Roddickwonthelastfourpointsofthefirst-settie-breakbeforebeingbrokenatthestartofthesecondset.ButhebrokestraightbackandthenbrokeHaasagaintolead4-2.\"It'sextremelyfrustratingwhenyouhavechancesagainstatop-fiveplayeranddon'tdoanythingwiththem",
                    "\"admittedHaas.\"Irushedafewbackhandsandhetookadvantage.\"Saulnierwillmoveintotheworld'stop50forthefirsttimeafterhispassagethroughtothefinal.\"It'stakenalotofworkandalotoffightinginmymind",
                    "\"herevealed.\"SometimesIdidn'tbelieveIcouldgettoafinalandnowIamhere.I'vestayedmentallystrong.\"I'montheway.I'llkeepfightingandworkalotandI'llbeupthere.\"\n"
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                  "0": "Fuming Robinson blasts officials\n\nEngland coach Andy Robinson said he was \"livid\" after his side were denied two tries in Sunday's 19-13 Six Nations loss to Ireland in Dublin.\n\nMark Cueto's first-half effort was ruled out for offside before the referee spurned TV replays when England crashed over in the dying minutes. \"[I'm] absolutely spitting. I'm livid. There's two tries we've been cost,\" Robinson told BBC Sport. \"We've got to go back to technology. I don't know why we didn't.\" South African referee Jonathan Kaplan ruled that Cueto was ahead of Charlie Hodgson when the fly-half hoisted his cross-field kick for the Sale wing to gather.\n\nKaplan then declined the chance to consult the fourth official when Josh Lewsey took the ball over the Irish line under a pile of bodies for what could have been the game-winning try. \"I think Mark Cueto scored a perfectly legal try and I think he should have gone to the video referee on Josh Lewsey,\" said Robinson. \"It is how we use the technology. It is there, and it should be used.\n\n\"I am still trying to work out the Cueto try. I have looked at both, and they both looked tries. \"We are very disappointed, and this will hurt, there is no doubt about that. \"We are upset now, but the referee is in charge and he has called it his way and we have got to be able to cope with that.\n\n\"We did everything we could have done to win the game. I am very proud of my players and, with a couple of decisions, this could have been a very famous victory. \"I thought we dominated. Matt Stevens had an awesome game at tighthead prop, while the likes of Charlie Hodgson, Martin Corry and Lewis Moody all came through well. \"Josh Lewsey was awesome, and every one of the forwards stood up out there. Given the pressure we were under, credit must go to all the players. \"We have done everything but win a game of rugby, but Ireland are a good side. They defended magnificently and they've got every chance of winning this Six Nations.\" England have lost their first three matches in this year's Six Nations and four out of their six games since Robinson took over from Sir Clive Woodward in September.\n",
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                    "FumingRobinsonblastsofficials\n\nEnglandcoachAndyRobinsonsaidhewas\"livid\"afterhissideweredeniedtwotriesinSunday's19-13SixNationslosstoIrelandinDublin.\n\nMarkCueto'sfirst-halfeffortwasruledoutforoffsidebeforetherefereespurnedTVreplayswhenEnglandcrashedoverinthedyingminutes.\"[I'm]absolutelyspitting.I'mlivid.There'stwotrieswe'vebeencost",
                    "\"RobinsontoldBBCSport.\"We'vegottogobacktotechnology.Idon'tknowwhywedidn't.\"SouthAfricanrefereeJonathanKaplanruledthatCuetowasaheadofCharlieHodgsonwhenthefly-halfhoistedhiscross-fieldkickfortheSalewingtogather.\n\nKaplanthendeclinedthechancetoconsultthefourthofficialwhenJoshLewseytooktheballovertheIrishlineunderapileofbodiesforwhatcouldhavebeenthegame-winningtry.\"IthinkMarkCuetoscoredaperfectlylegaltryandIthinkheshouldhavegonetothevideorefereeonJoshLewsey",
                    "\"saidRobinson.\"Itishowweusethetechnology.Itisthere",
                    "anditshouldbeused.\n\n\"IamstilltryingtoworkouttheCuetotry.Ihavelookedatboth",
                    "andtheybothlookedtries.\"Weareverydisappointed",
                    "andthiswillhurt",
                    "thereisnodoubtaboutthat.\"Weareupsetnow",
                    "buttherefereeisinchargeandhehascalledithiswayandwehavegottobeabletocopewiththat.\n\n\"Wedideverythingwecouldhavedonetowinthegame.Iamveryproudofmyplayersand",
                    "withacoupleofdecisions",
                    "thiscouldhavebeenaveryfamousvictory.\"Ithoughtwedominated.MattStevenshadanawesomegameattightheadprop",
                    "whilethelikesofCharlieHodgson",
                    "MartinCorryandLewisMoodyallcamethroughwell.\"JoshLewseywasawesome",
                    "andeveryoneoftheforwardsstoodupoutthere.Giventhepressurewewereunder",
                    "creditmustgotoalltheplayers.\"Wehavedoneeverythingbutwinagameofrugby",
                    "butIrelandareagoodside.Theydefendedmagnificentlyandthey'vegoteverychanceofwinningthisSixNations.\"Englandhavelosttheirfirstthreematchesinthisyear'sSixNationsandfouroutoftheirsixgamessinceRobinsontookoverfromSirCliveWoodwardinSeptember.\n"
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                  "0": "Flintoff fit to bowl at Wanderers\n\nFourth Test, Wanderers: South Africa v England\n\nPlays starts Thursday, 0830 GMT\n\nThere had been concerns his rib muscle injury would restrict him to playing as a specialist batsman in the match. Captain Michael Vaughan said: \"He's had a bowl and came out fine so he is fully fit to play as an all-rounder. \"We will see how he bowls. In Cape Town I thought he was our best bowler and in Durban probably our second best.\" Flintoff sent down around 20 deliveries at three-quarter pace during Wednesday's practice session. The 27-year-old incurred a side strain during the 196-run defeat in Cape Townlast week and did not bowl again until the eve of the Johannesburg Test. Vaughan said he would not necessarily shield Flintoff from bowling the same heavy workload he endured in the first three Tests. The skipper commented: \"We will just have to judge who is bowling well on any given day and on the given surface to see how much we use him.\n\n\"But as a far as we're concerned he is available to play any role required.\" Opening batsman Marcus Trescothick said the team remained confident despite the defeat in Cape Town which left the series evenly poised at 1-1 with two to play. He said: \"We're allowed the odd blip here and there. You don't win eight in a row without being something special. \"The guys are generally in good spirits, they needed the time off.\" With Flintoff happily fit to play and England thus likely to by unchanged, the form of pace spearhead Steve Harmison is the main concern. Trescothick said: \"Steve's been fine throughout. [The ball's] just not been coming out so well. \"Everyone goes through dips in form - it just depends how quickly people come back from those. But he'll come back from that, we're just waiting for it to happen.\n\nGraeme Smith (capt), Nicky Boje, Mark Boucher, Hashim Amla, AB de Villiers, Boeta Dippenaar, Herschelle Gibbs, Andrew Hall, Jacques Kallis, Charl Langeveldt, Makhaya Ntini, Shaun Pollock, Jacques Rudolph, Dale Steyn.\n\nMarcus Trescothick, Andrew Strauss, Robert Key, Michael Vaughan (capt), Graham Thorpe, Andrew Flintoff, Geraint Jones (wkt), Ashley Giles, Simon Jones, Matthew Hoggard, Steve Harmison.\n",
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                    "ABdeVilliers",
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                  "0": "Robben plays down European return\n\nInjured Chelsea winger Arjen Robben has insisted that he only has a 10% chance of making a return against Barcelona in the Champions League.\n\nThe 21-year-old has been sidelined since breaking a foot against Blackburn last month. Chelsea face Barcelona at home on 8 March having lost 2-1 in the first leg. And Robben told the Daily Star: \"It is not impossible that I will play against Barcelona but it is just a very, very small chance - about 10%.\"\n\nRobben has been an inspirational player for Chelsea this season following a switch from PSV Einhoven last summer. He added: \"My recovery is going better than we expected a few weeks ago but I think the Barcelona game will come too soon. \"I won't take any risks and come back too soon.\"\n",
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                    "RobbenplaysdownEuropeanreturn\n\nInjuredChelseawingerArjenRobbenhasinsistedthatheonlyhasa10%chanceofmakingareturnagainstBarcelonaintheChampionsLeague.\n\nThe21-year-oldhasbeensidelinedsincebreakingafootagainstBlackburnlastmonth.ChelseafaceBarcelonaathomeon8Marchhavinglost2-1inthefirstleg.AndRobbentoldtheDailyStar:\"ItisnotimpossiblethatIwillplayagainstBarcelonabutitisjustavery",
                    "verysmallchance-about10%.\"\n\nRobbenhasbeenaninspirationalplayerforChelseathisseasonfollowingaswitchfromPSVEinhovenlastsummer.Headded:\"MyrecoveryisgoingbetterthanweexpectedafewweeksagobutIthinktheBarcelonagamewillcometoosoon.\"Iwon'ttakeanyrisksandcomebacktoosoon.\"\n"
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                  "0": "Fear will help France - Laporte\n\nFrance coach Bernard Laporte believes his team will be scared going into their game with England on Sunday, but claims it will work in their favour.\n\nThe French turned in a stuttering performance as they limped to a 16-9 win against Scotland in the opening match of the Six Nations on Saturday. \"We will go to Twickenham with a little fear and it'll give us a boost,\" said the French coach. He added: \"We are never good enough when we are favourites.\" Meanwhile, Perpignan centre Jean-Philippe Granclaude is delighted to have received his first call-up to the France squad. \"It's incredible,\" the youngster said. \"I was not expecting it at all. \"Playing with the France team has always been a dream and now it has come true and I am about to face England at Twickenham in the Six Nations.\" Laporte will announce his starting line-up on Wednesday at the French team's training centre in Marcoussis, near Paris.\n",
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                    "butclaimsitwillworkintheirfavour.\n\nTheFrenchturnedinastutteringperformanceastheylimpedtoa16-9winagainstScotlandintheopeningmatchoftheSixNationsonSaturday.\"WewillgotoTwickenhamwithalittlefearandit'llgiveusaboost",
                    "\"saidtheFrenchcoach.Headded:\"Wearenevergoodenoughwhenwearefavourites.\"Meanwhile",
                    "PerpignancentreJean-PhilippeGranclaudeisdelightedtohavereceivedhisfirstcall-uptotheFrancesquad.\"It'sincredible",
                    "\"theyoungstersaid.\"Iwasnotexpectingitatall.\"PlayingwiththeFranceteamhasalwaysbeenadreamandnowithascometrueandIamabouttofaceEnglandatTwickenhamintheSixNations.\"Laportewillannouncehisstartingline-uponWednesdayattheFrenchteam'strainingcentreinMarcoussis",
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                  "0": "Wales make two changes for France\n\nWales coach Mike Ruddock has made two changes from the team that beat Italy 38-8 for Saturday's trip to France.\n\nKevin Morgan takes over from his injured Newport-Gwent Dragons colleague Hal Luscombe on the right wing. And in the pack Neath-Swansea Ospreys forward Ryan Jones is preferred at blindside flanker to Jonathan Thomas. Thomas, a try-scorer in Rome, drops down to the bench instead of Ian Gough, while Cardiff back Rhys Williams steps up in place of Morgan. Luscombe is sidelined by a hamstring problem sustained during the Six Nations game against Italy last weekend.\n\nHowever, the experienced and in-form Morgan was already pushing hard for a start at Stade de France. \"Due to his impressive performances from the bench, Kevin was very much in the selection mix anyway, and the unfortunate injury to Hal gives him the chance to start,\" said Ruddock. \"Now that Ryan Jones has recovered from injury, we have increased the options in the back row. \"Jonathan Thomas is unlucky to lose his spot after performing well against Italy and scoring a try, but such is the competition for places that every position is debated in detail. \"For this particular game, we felt we might not always be afforded the open spaces out wide we were able to exploit against Italy, so an extra big ball-carrier in the back-row is thought to be necessary on this occasion. \"Obviously, it's a 22-man game these days, and there is every chance that Jonathan will be making an impact from the bench.\" Wales have beaten France on two of their last three visits to Paris, and another victory this time around would keep them firmly on course for a first Five or Six Nations title triumph since 1994. \"Graham Henry (former Wales coach) said a couple of years ago that we should 'be bold' when going to France, and he was proved right,\" said Ruddock. \"That is a great way to approach the game, and something we will further endorse with the players this week.\"\n\nG Thomas (Toulouse, capt); K Morgan (Newport-Gwent), T Shanklin (Cardiff), G Henson (Neath-Swansea), S Williams (Neath-Swansea); S Jones (Clermont Auvergne), D Peel (Llanelli); G Jenkins (Cardiff), M Davies (Gloucester), A Jones; (Neath-Swansea), B Cockbain (Neath-Swansea), R Sidoli (Cardiff); R Jones (Neath-Swansea), M Williams (Cardiff), M Owen (Newport-Gwent).\n\nReplacements: R McBryde (Llanelli), J Yapp (Cardiff), J Thomas (Neath-Swansea), R Sowden-Taylor (Cardiff), G Cooper (Newport-Gwent), C Sweeney Newport-Gwent), R Williams (Cardiff).\n",
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                    "butsuchisthecompetitionforplacesthateverypositionisdebatedindetail.\"Forthisparticulargame",
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                    "andanothervictorythistimearoundwouldkeepthemfirmlyoncourseforafirstFiveorSixNationstitletriumphsince1994.\"GrahamHenry(formerWalescoach)saidacoupleofyearsagothatweshould'bebold'whengoingtoFrance",
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                  "0": "Desailly backs Blues revenge trip\n\nMarcel Desailly insists there is no chance of history repeating itself when Chelsea take on Barcelona on Wednesday.\n\nThe French star was part of the Chelsea side crushed 5-1 at the Nou Camp in the Champions League quarter-final second leg in 2000. \"Things will be totally different this time,\" he told BBC Sport. \"Now everyone knows about Chelsea and is a little bit afraid of them. They are one of the major clubs in Europe and the pressure will be on Barcelona.\" Chelsea have not played Barcelona since that quarter-final tie five years ago. The Blues had looked destined to progress after winning the first leg at Stamford Bridge 3-1, courtesy of two goals from Tore Andre Flo and one by Gianfranco Zola. But they collapsed in the second leg, going down to strikes from Rivaldo (2), Luis Figo, Dani and Patrick Kluivert.\n\nFormer Chelsea captain Desailly, who is now playing for Al-Gharafa in Qatar, says there is no comparison between that side and the current Blues team, who are top of the Premiership. \"Mentally they are much stronger, even though a lot of their players are young,\" the 36-year-old said. \"We made some mistakes at the Nou Camp in 2000 - a lot of them were individual mistakes. \"It would not happen now. This team has a new motivation and a different mentality.\" World Cup winner Desailly saw huge changes during his time at Stamford Bridge. He was signed for £4.6m from AC Milan in 1998 by Ruud Gullit and went on to play under Gianluca Vialli and Claudio Ranieri. But the biggest change occurred when billionaire Roman Abramovich bought the club in 2003. Desailly says the Russian's arrival helped to instil a winning mentality at the club as well as a demand for success. \"The whole of Chelsea is different now - the chairman, the manager and all the players,\" he said.\n\n\"Everything is new and there is a huge determination to win. \"Since that game in 2000, Chelsea have gained more experience in Europe and were very close to reaching the Champions League final last season.\" Desailly is one of the most decorated players in the history of football. He won the 1998 World Cup and 2000 European Championship with France, the Champions League in 1993 with Marseilles and 1994 with AC Milan, two Serie A titles and the FA Cup in 2000 with Chelsea. He is now winding down his career in Qatar, alongside the likes of Frank Lebeouf, Josep Guardiola, Titi Camara, Gabriel Batistuta and Christophe Dugarry. So he is full of admiration for two of his colleagues from the great Milan side of the mid-90s who are likely to line up against Manchester United on Wednesday - Paolo Maldini and Alessandro Costacurta. \"I'm happy that they have managed to play so long at a high level,\" he said. \"I made a vow to Costacurta that as long as he plays, I will continue to play. \"And it's amazing that Paolo has managed to play at such a high level for such a long time.\"\n",
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                    "\"hetoldBBCSport.\"NoweveryoneknowsaboutChelseaandisalittlebitafraidofthem.TheyareoneofthemajorclubsinEuropeandthepressurewillbeonBarcelona.\"ChelseahavenotplayedBarcelonasincethatquarter-finaltiefiveyearsago.TheBlueshadlookeddestinedtoprogressafterwinningthefirstlegatStamfordBridge3-1",
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                    "\"the36-year-oldsaid.\"WemadesomemistakesattheNouCampin2000-alotofthemwereindividualmistakes.\"Itwouldnothappennow.Thisteamhasanewmotivationandadifferentmentality.\"WorldCupwinnerDesaillysawhugechangesduringhistimeatStamfordBridge.Hewassignedfor£4.6mfromACMilanin1998byRuudGullitandwentontoplayunderGianlucaVialliandClaudioRanieri.ButthebiggestchangeoccurredwhenbillionaireRomanAbramovichboughttheclubin2003.DesaillysaystheRussian'sarrivalhelpedtoinstilawinningmentalityattheclubaswellasademandforsuccess.\"ThewholeofChelseaisdifferentnow-thechairman",
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                    "ChelseahavegainedmoreexperienceinEuropeandwereveryclosetoreachingtheChampionsLeaguefinallastseason.\"Desaillyisoneofthemostdecoratedplayersinthehistoryoffootball.Hewonthe1998WorldCupand2000EuropeanChampionshipwithFrance",
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                  "0": "White prepared for battle\n\nTough-scrummaging prop Julian White is expecting a resurgent Wales to give him a rough ride in England's Six Nations opener in Cardiff on Saturday.\n\nThe Leicester tight-head is in the form of his life, making the England number three shirt his own. But he knows Wales will put his technique under immense scrutiny. \"The Welsh scrum is a force to be reckoned with,\" he told BBC Sport. \"They have made a lot of changes for the better over the last few years.\" White is also impressed with the Welsh pack's strength in depth. \"Gethin Jenkins is starting at loose-head for them. He has played a bit at tight-head but I think his favoured position is loose-head and he is very good,\" he added. The 31-year-old has made a massive contribution to the England and Leicester cause of late and is arguably the form tight-head prop in the world.\n\nHe destroyed South Africa's Os du Randt in the scrum at Twickenham last autumn to give England the platform for an impressive 32-16 victory. Leicester, who signed White from Bristol when the West Country side were relegated from the Zurich Premiership in the summer of 2003, have also been aided by White's presence this season. The Tigers are sitting pretty at the top of the Premiership table and have also booked their place in the last eight of the Heineken Cup. \"I am pleased with my form,\" he said. \"But my form is helped by the people I play with at Leicester - people like Martin Johnson and Graham Rowntree. \"It's been a good season so far and to be in the starting XV for the first game of the Six Nations is what every player wants. \"I am delighted with the way things have gone but we have to get it right this weekend.\" White is now one of the more experienced members of the England squad which takes to the field on Saturday. Injuries have taken their toll and coach Andy Robinson has been deprived of Richard Hill, Jonny Wilkinson, Martin Corry, Mike Tindall, Will Greenwood and Stuart Abbott.\n\nAnd with 27 caps and a World Cup winner's medal to his name, White is now in a position to offer his experience to youngsters such as centres Matthew Tait and Jamie Noon. \"I don't know how much experience a tight-head can give a centre but you are there to give them a pat on the back if things go wrong or to be there if they want to talk in any way,\" he added. \"When I first came into the squad, people like Jason Leonard and Martin Johnson were the first to come over and talk through things and help out.\n\n\"It gives you a lot of confidence when people like that speak to you. \"I was in awe of a lot of them so to sit down and speak with them and realise you are on the same wavelength is good.\" White missed the vast majority of last year's Six Nations because of a knee injury and is raring for the 2005 event to get going. And that is despite the opening game taking place amid the red-hot atmosphere in Cardiff. \"I enjoy the atmosphere. The Millennium Stadium is probably one of the best stadiums in the world,\" he said. \"To go down there and hear the shouting and the singing - it's one of my favourite places to play. \"This is probably the most even Six Nations for a long time. England, Ireland, France and Wales are all contenders. \"On form, Ireland should be favourites but you just don't know - that's the great thing about this tournament.\"\n",
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                    "\"hetoldBBCSport.\"Theyhavemadealotofchangesforthebetteroverthelastfewyears.\"WhiteisalsoimpressedwiththeWelshpack'sstrengthindepth.\"GethinJenkinsisstartingatloose-headforthem.Hehasplayedabitattight-headbutIthinkhisfavouredpositionisloose-headandheisverygood",
                    "\"headded.The31-year-oldhasmadeamassivecontributiontotheEnglandandLeicestercauseoflateandisarguablytheformtight-headpropintheworld.\n\nHedestroyedSouthAfrica'sOsduRandtinthescrumatTwickenhamlastautumntogiveEnglandtheplatformforanimpressive32-16victory.Leicester",
                    "whosignedWhitefromBristolwhentheWestCountrysidewererelegatedfromtheZurichPremiershipinthesummerof2003",
                    "havealsobeenaidedbyWhite'spresencethisseason.TheTigersaresittingprettyatthetopofthePremiershiptableandhavealsobookedtheirplaceinthelasteightoftheHeinekenCup.\"Iampleasedwithmyform",
                    "\"hesaid.\"ButmyformishelpedbythepeopleIplaywithatLeicester-peoplelikeMartinJohnsonandGrahamRowntree.\"It'sbeenagoodseasonsofarandtobeinthestartingXVforthefirstgameoftheSixNationsiswhateveryplayerwants.\"Iamdelightedwiththewaythingshavegonebutwehavetogetitrightthisweekend.\"WhiteisnowoneofthemoreexperiencedmembersoftheEnglandsquadwhichtakestothefieldonSaturday.InjurieshavetakentheirtollandcoachAndyRobinsonhasbeendeprivedofRichardHill",
                    "JonnyWilkinson",
                    "MartinCorry",
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                    "WillGreenwoodandStuartAbbott.\n\nAndwith27capsandaWorldCupwinner'smedaltohisname",
                    "WhiteisnowinapositiontoofferhisexperiencetoyoungsterssuchascentresMatthewTaitandJamieNoon.\"Idon'tknowhowmuchexperienceatight-headcangiveacentrebutyouaretheretogivethemapatonthebackifthingsgowrongortobethereiftheywanttotalkinanyway",
                    "\"headded.\"WhenIfirstcameintothesquad",
                    "peoplelikeJasonLeonardandMartinJohnsonwerethefirsttocomeoverandtalkthroughthingsandhelpout.\n\n\"Itgivesyoualotofconfidencewhenpeoplelikethatspeaktoyou.\"Iwasinaweofalotofthemsotositdownandspeakwiththemandrealiseyouareonthesamewavelengthisgood.\"Whitemissedthevastmajorityoflastyear'sSixNationsbecauseofakneeinjuryandisraringforthe2005eventtogetgoing.Andthatisdespitetheopeninggametakingplaceamidthered-hotatmosphereinCardiff.\"Ienjoytheatmosphere.TheMillenniumStadiumisprobablyoneofthebeststadiumsintheworld",
                    "\"hesaid.\"Togodownthereandheartheshoutingandthesinging-it'soneofmyfavouriteplacestoplay.\"ThisisprobablythemostevenSixNationsforalongtime.England",
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                    "Irelandshouldbefavouritesbutyoujustdon'tknow-that'sthegreatthingaboutthistournament.\"\n"
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                  "0": "Bryan twins keep US hopes alive\n\nThe United States kept the Davis Cup final alive with victory in Saturday's doubles rubber, leaving Spain 2-1 ahead going into the final day.\n\nMasters Cup champions Mike and Bob Bryan thrashed Juan Carlos Ferrero and Tommy Robredo 6-0 6-3 6-2 in front of a partisan crowd in Seville. Victory would have given Spain the title but they were outclassed. In Sunday's reverse singles, Carlos Moya takes on Andy Roddick before Rafael Nadal faces Mardy Fish. \"It feels good, but it's not going to be as good if we don't win two tomorrow,\" said Mike Bryan. \"It feels good to give those guys another shot, and Spain has to go to sleep on that.\" Bob Bryan added: \"I'm really confident in Andy winning that first match, and then anything can happen.\" Spain coach Jordi Arrese chose to rest 18-year-old Nadal in the doubles after his epic singles win over Roddick on Friday. He was replaced by former world number one Ferrero, but the Spanish pair were out of their depth against one of the world's best doubles teams.\n\nThe 26-year-old Bryan twins have won all four of their Davis Cup matches this year. And they quickly silenced the huge crowd at the Olympic Stadium, racing through the opening set to love. The Spaniards then twice surrendered breaks of serve at the start of the second before the Bryans broke to go 5-3 ahead and served out. When Robredo dropped serve in the opening game of the third set the match was all but over, and the unflappable Bryan brothers powered on to an impressive win. Ferrero, who was upset to be dropped for Friday's singles, hinted at further dissatisfaction after the defeat. \"It was a difficult game against the best doubles players,\" he said. \"They have everything calculated and we had very little to do. \"I was a bit surprised that I was named to play the doubles match because I hardly play doubles.\" Arrese said: \"Juan Carlos hasn't played at all badly. He played the right way but the Bryans are great doubles players.\"\n",
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                    "BryantwinskeepUShopesalive\n\nTheUnitedStateskepttheDavisCupfinalalivewithvictoryinSaturday'sdoublesrubber",
                    "leavingSpain2-1aheadgoingintothefinalday.\n\nMastersCupchampionsMikeandBobBryanthrashedJuanCarlosFerreroandTommyRobredo6-06-36-2infrontofapartisancrowdinSeville.VictorywouldhavegivenSpainthetitlebuttheywereoutclassed.InSunday'sreversesingles",
                    "CarlosMoyatakesonAndyRoddickbeforeRafaelNadalfacesMardyFish.\"Itfeelsgood",
                    "butit'snotgoingtobeasgoodifwedon'twintwotomorrow",
                    "\"saidMikeBryan.\"Itfeelsgoodtogivethoseguysanothershot",
                    "andSpainhastogotosleeponthat.\"BobBryanadded:\"I'mreallyconfidentinAndywinningthatfirstmatch",
                    "andthenanythingcanhappen.\"SpaincoachJordiArresechosetorest18-year-oldNadalinthedoublesafterhisepicsingleswinoverRoddickonFriday.HewasreplacedbyformerworldnumberoneFerrero",
                    "buttheSpanishpairwereoutoftheirdepthagainstoneoftheworld'sbestdoublesteams.\n\nThe26-year-oldBryantwinshavewonallfouroftheirDavisCupmatchesthisyear.AndtheyquicklysilencedthehugecrowdattheOlympicStadium",
                    "racingthroughtheopeningsettolove.TheSpaniardsthentwicesurrenderedbreaksofserveatthestartofthesecondbeforetheBryansbroketogo5-3aheadandservedout.WhenRobredodroppedserveintheopeninggameofthethirdsetthematchwasallbutover",
                    "andtheunflappableBryanbrotherspoweredontoanimpressivewin.Ferrero",
                    "whowasupsettobedroppedforFriday'ssingles",
                    "hintedatfurtherdissatisfactionafterthedefeat.\"Itwasadifficultgameagainstthebestdoublesplayers",
                    "\"hesaid.\"Theyhaveeverythingcalculatedandwehadverylittletodo.\"IwasabitsurprisedthatIwasnamedtoplaythedoublesmatchbecauseIhardlyplaydoubles.\"Arresesaid:\"JuanCarloshasn'tplayedatallbadly.HeplayedtherightwaybuttheBryansaregreatdoublesplayers.\"\n"
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                  "0": "Collins named UK Athletics chief\n\nUK Athletics has ended its search for a new performance director by appointing psychologist Dave Collins.\n\nCollins, who worked with the British teams at the 2000 and 2004 Olympics, takes over from Max Jones. Six candidates were interviewed for the job, including Denise Lewis' coach Charles van Commenee and former British triple jumper Keith Connor. \"We've searched long and hard to ensure we have found the right person,\" said UKA chief executive David Moorcroft. \"We have thoroughly tested the candidates. I believe David will make a great leader and I have great faith in what he will achieve.\" Collins said: \"It's a great challenge. Over the next few months I will spend time listening to those who already make a significant contribution to athletics and other elite sports in the UK.\" Collins, who has worked with javelin thrower Steve Backley in the past, started his career as a Royal Marine before becoming a PE teacher. He is currently professor of physical education and sport performance at Edinburgh University, where he helps competitors across many sports, including rugby, athletics, judo and football.\n\nHe has specialised in helping competitors fulfil their potential through psychology and has worked with the Great Britain women's curling team, who won gold at the 2002 Winter Olympics. Mark Lewis-Francis sought Collins' advice in Athens when he was looking for inspiration before he ran the final leg of Britain's surprise triumph in the 4x100m relay. Collins has played rugby at regional level, was captain of the Great Britain American Football team, and competed at national level in judo and karate. He arrives with British athletics at a crossroads. Despite Kelly Holmes' golden double and the success of the sprint relay squad, the GB team failed to live up to expectations in Athens. Many older competitors have retired or are coming to the end of their careers, and Britain failed to win a single medal at the world junior championships in Italy this year. Collins will not have day-to-day coaching contact with the athletes, but will be expected to make changes to the system and coaching set-up in order to secure medals at the Beijing Olympics in 2008. The appointment of a new performance director was one of the main recommendations in Sir Andrew Foster's review of the sport, which was published in May. It was commissioned by UK Sport and Sport England, which wanted UK Athletics to justify funding of more than £40m from the Government following the failure to hang on to the 2005 World Championships, which are now being held in Helsinki. Van Commenee dropped out of the selection process to take on the same role with the Dutch Olympic Committee, while Connor's application was rejected after an arduous interview process. Foster, however, declared himself satisfied with how the appointment was made. \"The appointment of David Collins, with his strong mix of leadership skills and managerial experience, is testament to the professional and detailed recruitment process,\" he said.\n",
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                    "CollinsnamedUKAthleticschief\n\nUKAthleticshasendeditssearchforanewperformancedirectorbyappointingpsychologistDaveCollins.\n\nCollins",
                    "whoworkedwiththeBritishteamsatthe2000and2004Olympics",
                    "takesoverfromMaxJones.Sixcandidateswereinterviewedforthejob",
                    "includingDeniseLewis'coachCharlesvanCommeneeandformerBritishtriplejumperKeithConnor.\"We'vesearchedlongandhardtoensurewehavefoundtherightperson",
                    "\"saidUKAchiefexecutiveDavidMoorcroft.\"Wehavethoroughlytestedthecandidates.IbelieveDavidwillmakeagreatleaderandIhavegreatfaithinwhathewillachieve.\"Collinssaid:\"It'sagreatchallenge.OverthenextfewmonthsIwillspendtimelisteningtothosewhoalreadymakeasignificantcontributiontoathleticsandotherelitesportsintheUK.\"Collins",
                    "whohasworkedwithjavelinthrowerSteveBackleyinthepast",
                    "startedhiscareerasaRoyalMarinebeforebecomingaPEteacher.HeiscurrentlyprofessorofphysicaleducationandsportperformanceatEdinburghUniversity",
                    "wherehehelpscompetitorsacrossmanysports",
                    "includingrugby",
                    "athletics",
                    "judoandfootball.\n\nHehasspecialisedinhelpingcompetitorsfulfiltheirpotentialthroughpsychologyandhasworkedwiththeGreatBritainwomen'scurlingteam",
                    "whowongoldatthe2002WinterOlympics.MarkLewis-FrancissoughtCollins'adviceinAthenswhenhewaslookingforinspirationbeforeheranthefinallegofBritain'ssurprisetriumphinthe4x100mrelay.Collinshasplayedrugbyatregionallevel",
                    "wascaptainoftheGreatBritainAmericanFootballteam",
                    "andcompetedatnationallevelinjudoandkarate.HearriveswithBritishathleticsatacrossroads.DespiteKellyHolmes'goldendoubleandthesuccessofthesprintrelaysquad",
                    "theGBteamfailedtoliveuptoexpectationsinAthens.Manyoldercompetitorshaveretiredorarecomingtotheendoftheircareers",
                    "andBritainfailedtowinasinglemedalattheworldjuniorchampionshipsinItalythisyear.Collinswillnothaveday-to-daycoachingcontactwiththeathletes",
                    "butwillbeexpectedtomakechangestothesystemandcoachingset-upinordertosecuremedalsattheBeijingOlympicsin2008.TheappointmentofanewperformancedirectorwasoneofthemainrecommendationsinSirAndrewFoster'sreviewofthesport",
                    "whichwaspublishedinMay.ItwascommissionedbyUKSportandSportEngland",
                    "whichwantedUKAthleticstojustifyfundingofmorethan£40mfromtheGovernmentfollowingthefailuretohangontothe2005WorldChampionships",
                    "whicharenowbeingheldinHelsinki.VanCommeneedroppedoutoftheselectionprocesstotakeonthesamerolewiththeDutchOlympicCommittee",
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                    "however",
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                  "0": "Williams says he will never quit\n\nDefiant Matt Williams says he will not quit as Scotland coach even if his side slump to a new low with defeat by Italy at Murrayfield.\n\nThat would leave the Scots as favourites to win the Wooden Spoon for the second year running. \"I have never quit anything in my life, apart from maybe painting the kitchen,\" he told BBC Sport. \"The support we have been given from Murrayfield in my whole time here has been 100%.\" Williams has yet to experience an RBS Six Nations victory after seven attempts and Scotland have lost 12 of their 14 games under his leadership. But he rejected the comparison made in some media sources with Berti Vogts, recently sacked as Scotland football manager after a poor run of results.\n\n\"How can a German football coach and an Australian rugby coach have anything in common?\" he asked. \"It is a bizarre analogy. It is so absurd that it borders on the humorous.\" Williams insists that he is revelling in the pressure, despite the possibility of a second Six Nations series without a victory. \"That is not beyond the realms of possibility,\" he admitted. \"There's nothing much between the teams, so we could win the next three games or lose them. \"But I actually really enjoy seeing how you cope with such pressure as a coach. \"It helps the team grow and helps you grow as a coach. \"We could have won in Paris but for the last five minutes and now we have two defeats, but we were confident for those two first games and we are confident we can beat Italy too.\"\n",
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                    "Williamssayshewillneverquit\n\nDefiantMattWilliamssayshewillnotquitasScotlandcoachevenifhissideslumptoanewlowwithdefeatbyItalyatMurrayfield.\n\nThatwouldleavetheScotsasfavouritestowintheWoodenSpoonforthesecondyearrunning.\"Ihaveneverquitanythinginmylife",
                    "apartfrommaybepaintingthekitchen",
                    "\"hetoldBBCSport.\"ThesupportwehavebeengivenfromMurrayfieldinmywholetimeherehasbeen100%.\"WilliamshasyettoexperienceanRBSSixNationsvictoryaftersevenattemptsandScotlandhavelost12oftheir14gamesunderhisleadership.ButherejectedthecomparisonmadeinsomemediasourceswithBertiVogts",
                    "recentlysackedasScotlandfootballmanagerafterapoorrunofresults.\n\n\"HowcanaGermanfootballcoachandanAustralianrugbycoachhaveanythingincommon?\"heasked.\"Itisabizarreanalogy.Itissoabsurdthatitbordersonthehumorous.\"Williamsinsiststhatheisrevellinginthepressure",
                    "despitethepossibilityofasecondSixNationsserieswithoutavictory.\"Thatisnotbeyondtherealmsofpossibility",
                    "\"headmitted.\"There'snothingmuchbetweentheteams",
                    "sowecouldwinthenextthreegamesorlosethem.\"ButIactuallyreallyenjoyseeinghowyoucopewithsuchpressureasacoach.\"Ithelpstheteamgrowandhelpsyougrowasacoach.\"WecouldhavewoninParisbutforthelastfiveminutesandnowwehavetwodefeats",
                    "butwewereconfidentforthosetwofirstgamesandweareconfidentwecanbeatItalytoo.\"\n"
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                  "0": "England eye win after Thorpe ton\n\nSecond Test, Durban, day four (close): England: 139 & 570-7d v South Africa 332 & 21-1\n\nThorpe shared in stands of 114 with Andrew Flintoff (60) and 132 with Geraint Jones (73) after England had lost three for 21 in the morning. The left-hander's 16th Test ton came off 209 balls and included 15 fours. The hosts fell to 21-1 at stumps, with Matthew Hoggard trapping home skipper Graeme Smith lbw for five. To win, South Africa will have to break their own chasing record at the ground, which they set in 2002 when scoring 340 to beat Australia. On day three South Africa waited all day for a wicket, but three came along at once when play resumed on the fourth. Makhaya Ntini was the man to ignite the flame, tempting Andrew Strauss into a dalliance outside the off-stump which was pouched by Martin van Jaarsveld at third slip.\n\nThe prolific opener had added only four runs to his overnight 132 when departing. Ntini followed up with the wicket of Michael Vaughan, whose poor run continued when he was cramped up by a short ball and gloved behind for 10, taking his four-innings aggregate this series to 53. Shaun Pollock was doing a fine job tying up his end, and England soon fell to 314-4 when Jacques Kallis put an end to Mark Butcher's painful 70-ball 13. It left the visitors' leading by just 121 with the middle-order exposed, but the lack of depth in South Africa's attack gave England the chance to stabilise. With Graeme Smith forced to rely on support acts Dale Steyn (1-122) and Nicky Boje (1-163), England reasserted thanks to Thorpe and his partnerships with Flintoff and Jones. Flintoff, careful to avoid a pair of ducks, was indecisive early on, edging streakily for four and being struck on the shoulder in one Steyn over. But the all-rounder ended the first session with a full-blooded cover-drive that sent Steyn to the fence, and he carried on in similar vein after the interval. A six off Pollock over long-on was followed by two more off Ntini over square-leg, and Flintoff emulated Thorpe by reaching 50 with a boundary. South Africa's only strike of the afternoon came when Smith offered a long-hop to Flintoff and enticed an edge, which AB de Villiers gloved behind the stumps. England's scoring rate increased when Jones came to the crease, and he complemented Thorpe's grafting approach with some abrasive strokeplay. The keeper blazed 73 off 82 balls, with 10 fours and two sixes, as England chased quick runs prior to the declaration, joining Thorpe in top-edging the hapless Steyn over the keeper's head on numerous occasions. South Africa were forced to place a fielder at long-stop, but the runs continued to flow until Jones holed out at long-on to give Boje his sole strike. Ashley Giles, who will be fit to bowl in day five after suffering back spasms, came out to bat, but his swift removal by Steyn prompted the declaration.\n\nGraeme Smith (captain), Herschelle Gibbs, Jacques Rudolph, Jacques Kallis, Martin van Jaarsveld, Hashim Amla, AB de Villiers, Shaun Pollock, Nicky Boje, Makhaya Ntini, Dale Steyn.\n\nMarcus Trescothick, Andrew Strauss, Mark Butcher, Michael Vaughan (captain), Graham Thorpe, Andrew Flintoff, Geraint Jones, Ashley Giles, Matthew Hoggard, Simon Jones, Stephen Harmison.\n\nD Hair, S Taufel.\n",
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                    "dayfour(close):England:139&570-7dvSouthAfrica332&21-1\n\nThorpesharedinstandsof114withAndrewFlintoff(60)and132withGeraintJones(73)afterEnglandhadlostthreefor21inthemorning.Theleft-hander's16thTesttoncameoff209ballsandincluded15fours.Thehostsfellto21-1atstumps",
                    "withMatthewHoggardtrappinghomeskipperGraemeSmithlbwforfive.Towin",
                    "SouthAfricawillhavetobreaktheirownchasingrecordattheground",
                    "whichtheysetin2002whenscoring340tobeatAustralia.OndaythreeSouthAfricawaitedalldayforawicket",
                    "butthreecamealongatoncewhenplayresumedonthefourth.MakhayaNtiniwasthemantoignitetheflame",
                    "temptingAndrewStraussintoadallianceoutsidetheoff-stumpwhichwaspouchedbyMartinvanJaarsveldatthirdslip.\n\nTheprolificopenerhadaddedonlyfourrunstohisovernight132whendeparting.NtinifollowedupwiththewicketofMichaelVaughan",
                    "whosepoorruncontinuedwhenhewascrampedupbyashortballandglovedbehindfor10",
                    "takinghisfour-inningsaggregatethisseriesto53.ShaunPollockwasdoingafinejobtyinguphisend",
                    "andEnglandsoonfellto314-4whenJacquesKallisputanendtoMarkButcher'spainful70-ball13.Itleftthevisitors'leadingbyjust121withthemiddle-orderexposed",
                    "butthelackofdepthinSouthAfrica'sattackgaveEnglandthechancetostabilise.WithGraemeSmithforcedtorelyonsupportactsDaleSteyn(1-122)andNickyBoje(1-163)",
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                    "andhecarriedoninsimilarveinaftertheinterval.AsixoffPollockoverlong-onwasfollowedbytwomoreoffNtinioversquare-leg",
                    "andFlintoffemulatedThorpebyreaching50withaboundary.SouthAfrica'sonlystrikeoftheafternooncamewhenSmithofferedalong-hoptoFlintoffandenticedanedge",
                    "whichABdeVilliersglovedbehindthestumps.England'sscoringrateincreasedwhenJonescametothecrease",
                    "andhecomplementedThorpe'sgraftingapproachwithsomeabrasivestrokeplay.Thekeeperblazed73off82balls",
                    "with10foursandtwosixes",
                    "asEnglandchasedquickrunspriortothedeclaration",
                    "joiningThorpeintop-edgingthehaplessSteynoverthekeeper'sheadonnumerousoccasions.SouthAfricawereforcedtoplaceafielderatlong-stop",
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                    "buthisswiftremovalbySteynpromptedthedeclaration.\n\nGraemeSmith(captain)",
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                  "0": "Rain holds up England\n\nFifth Test, Centurion. South Africa v England\n\nStart delayed, rain\n\nEngland lead the series 2-1 with just this final Test remaining so South Africa desperately need to win. The officials had hoped play could get under way at noon local time but a further downpour led to an early lunch being taken by the players. For England, Simon Jones is expected to replace James Anderson while the hosts play both Andrew Hall and Andre Nel, with batsman Boeta Dippenaar dropped. Dale Steyn had already been released from the squad for Centurion and it means South Africa go in with five seamers and one spin bowler.\n\nOn Friday, England captain Michael Vaughan had said it was important his team targeted victory and not simply a draw. He said: \"You can't set out over five days to draw a game. We have to try to win. If you go out in a mindset to draw you don't have the right attitude. \"We'll just set out in a positive manner and try to put the South Africans under a lot of pressure.\" England, who have not won a series in South Africa for 40 years, will play on a green pitch which has endured a long spell of wet and humid weather. The weather forecast for Saturday onwards is fine, and early starts on all four days from then could ensure there is plenty of time to achieve a result.\n\nMiddlesex opener Andrew Strauss, with a stunning aggregate of 612 runs in the four Tests played to date, said South Africa had every incentive to throw caution to the wind. He said: \"It's been a great series for me. It's been very satisfying. \"But I think we all realise that this last game is very important and we can't afford to take our foot off the pedal now. \"Sometimes when you've got a lead it's quite hard to keep yourself motivated.\n\n\"We are pretty sure that the South Africans will come back hard at us. They have a lot of motivation to do well against us this week.\" South Africa captain Graeme Smith said the colour of the pitch was probably misleading. He said: \"The pitch has played pretty well all year. It might look a bit juicy but will probably play pretty good.\" He added that his team had the capability of bouncing back. \"We came back in New Zealand from 1-0 down to level the series in Wellington so we've been in this situation before. \"We've just got to play some really good cricket for four to five days. We've had had a lot of iffy performances so far. \"With a bit of luck here or there or playing some better cricket at certain times it could have easily been the other way round. \"It's been that sort of series, ebb and flow, and I'm sure it's going to be that way again.\"\n\nGraeme Smith (capt.), Herschelle Gibbs, Jacques Rudolph, Jacques Kallis, AB de Villiers, Mark Boucher (wkt), Andrew Hall, Nicky Boje, Shaun Pollock, Makhaya Ntini, Andre Nel.\n\nMarcus Trescothick, Andrew Strauss, Robert Key, Michael Vaughan (capt.), Graham Thorpe, Andrew Flintoff, Geraint Jones (wkt), Ashley Giles, Matthew Hoggard, Steve Harmison, Simon Jones.\n",
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                    "Centurion.SouthAfricavEngland\n\nStartdelayed",
                    "rain\n\nEnglandleadtheseries2-1withjustthisfinalTestremainingsoSouthAfricadesperatelyneedtowin.Theofficialshadhopedplaycouldgetunderwayatnoonlocaltimebutafurtherdownpourledtoanearlylunchbeingtakenbytheplayers.ForEngland",
                    "SimonJonesisexpectedtoreplaceJamesAndersonwhilethehostsplaybothAndrewHallandAndreNel",
                    "withbatsmanBoetaDippenaardropped.DaleSteynhadalreadybeenreleasedfromthesquadforCenturionanditmeansSouthAfricagoinwithfiveseamersandonespinbowler.\n\nOnFriday",
                    "EnglandcaptainMichaelVaughanhadsaiditwasimportanthisteamtargetedvictoryandnotsimplyadraw.Hesaid:\"Youcan'tsetoutoverfivedaystodrawagame.Wehavetotrytowin.Ifyougooutinamindsettodrawyoudon'thavetherightattitude.\"We'lljustsetoutinapositivemannerandtrytoputtheSouthAfricansunderalotofpressure.\"England",
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                    "willplayonagreenpitchwhichhasenduredalongspellofwetandhumidweather.TheweatherforecastforSaturdayonwardsisfine",
                    "andearlystartsonallfourdaysfromthencouldensurethereisplentyoftimetoachievearesult.\n\nMiddlesexopenerAndrewStrauss",
                    "withastunningaggregateof612runsinthefourTestsplayedtodate",
                    "saidSouthAfricahadeveryincentivetothrowcautiontothewind.Hesaid:\"It'sbeenagreatseriesforme.It'sbeenverysatisfying.\"ButIthinkweallrealisethatthislastgameisveryimportantandwecan'taffordtotakeourfootoffthepedalnow.\"Sometimeswhenyou'vegotaleadit'squitehardtokeepyourselfmotivated.\n\n\"WeareprettysurethattheSouthAfricanswillcomebackhardatus.Theyhavealotofmotivationtodowellagainstusthisweek.\"SouthAfricacaptainGraemeSmithsaidthecolourofthepitchwasprobablymisleading.Hesaid:\"Thepitchhasplayedprettywellallyear.Itmightlookabitjuicybutwillprobablyplayprettygood.\"Headdedthathisteamhadthecapabilityofbouncingback.\"WecamebackinNewZealandfrom1-0downtoleveltheseriesinWellingtonsowe'vebeeninthissituationbefore.\"We'vejustgottoplaysomereallygoodcricketforfourtofivedays.We'vehadhadalotofiffyperformancessofar.\"Withabitofluckhereorthereorplayingsomebettercricketatcertaintimesitcouldhaveeasilybeentheotherwayround.\"It'sbeenthatsortofseries",
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                  "0": "Jayasuriya set to join Somerset\n\nSomerset are expected to announce later on Thursday that Sri Lankan batsman Sanath Jayasuriya will join the county for the start of the 2005 season.\n\nChief executive Peter Anderson told BBC Sport that the club would release a statement on the matter at 1600 GMT. Jayasuriya will probably fill the place of Graeme Smith on a temporary basis as the South African is due to arrive in late May to captain the team. Jayasuriya, 35, had rejected an offer to play for the Scottish Saltires. Jayasuriya has played in 94 Tests, averaging 43.45 with the bat and taking 89 wickets with his left-arm spin. He has also played in more one-day internationals than all but three players in world cricket with 334 appearances. But the attack-minded left-hander has never played county cricket before. It is shaping up to be a golden summer for Sri Lankans in English domestic cricket, with Upul Chandana (Gloucestershire), Chaminda Vaas (Worcestershire) and Muttiah Muralitharan (Lancashire) all contracted. Kumar Sangakkara and Mahela Jayawardene are also reported to be looking for opportunities.\n",
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                    "JayasuriyasettojoinSomerset\n\nSomersetareexpectedtoannouncelateronThursdaythatSriLankanbatsmanSanathJayasuriyawilljointhecountyforthestartofthe2005season.\n\nChiefexecutivePeterAndersontoldBBCSportthattheclubwouldreleaseastatementonthematterat1600GMT.JayasuriyawillprobablyfilltheplaceofGraemeSmithonatemporarybasisastheSouthAfricanisduetoarriveinlateMaytocaptaintheteam.Jayasuriya",
                    "35",
                    "hadrejectedanoffertoplayfortheScottishSaltires.Jayasuriyahasplayedin94Tests",
                    "averaging43.45withthebatandtaking89wicketswithhisleft-armspin.Hehasalsoplayedinmoreone-dayinternationalsthanallbutthreeplayersinworldcricketwith334appearances.Buttheattack-mindedleft-handerhasneverplayedcountycricketbefore.ItisshapinguptobeagoldensummerforSriLankansinEnglishdomesticcricket",
                    "withUpulChandana(Gloucestershire)",
                    "ChamindaVaas(Worcestershire)andMuttiahMuralitharan(Lancashire)allcontracted.KumarSangakkaraandMahelaJayawardenearealsoreportedtobelookingforopportunities.\n"
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                  "0": "India wrap up victory in Dhaka\n\nFirst Test, Dhaka: Bangladesh 184 & 202 v India 526\n\nIndia win by an innings and 140 runs\n\nLeft-arm paceman Irfan Pathan removed Tapash Baisya for 29 to finish with figures of 6-51, and 11-96 overall. Zaheer Khan claimed the final wicket when he had the diligent Manjural Islam Rana caught behind for 69. The home side, 170-8 overnight, subsided for 202 to slump to defeat by an innings and 140 runs. Bangladesh were left with a daunting task after Sachin Tendulkar's record unbeaten 248 helped India to a total of 526, a lead of 342.\n\nOnly Nafis Iqbal (54) and Islam Rana offered any real resistance as the hosts were routed in double-quick time. In their 33 Tests since 2000, Bangladesh have now accumulated 30 defeats, with only three draws to their credit. The second and final Test of the series starts in Chittagong on Friday.\n\nHabibul Bashar (capt), Nafis Iqbal, Javed Omar, Mohammad Ashraful, Rajin Saleh, Khaled Mashud (wkt), Mushfiqur Rahman, Mohammad Rafique, Tapash Baisya, Mashrafe Mortaza, Manjurul Islam Rana.\n\nS Ganguly (capt), V Sehwag, G Gambhir, S Tendulkar, R Dravid, M Kaif, D Karthik (wkt), I Pathan, A Kumble, Harbhajan Singh, Z Khan.\n",
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                    "and11-96overall.ZaheerKhanclaimedthefinalwicketwhenhehadthediligentManjuralIslamRanacaughtbehindfor69.Thehomeside",
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                    "subsidedfor202toslumptodefeatbyaninningsand140runs.BangladeshwereleftwithadauntingtaskafterSachinTendulkar'srecordunbeaten248helpedIndiatoatotalof526",
                    "aleadof342.\n\nOnlyNafisIqbal(54)andIslamRanaofferedanyrealresistanceasthehostswereroutedindouble-quicktime.Intheir33Testssince2000",
                    "Bangladeshhavenowaccumulated30defeats",
                    "withonlythreedrawstotheircredit.ThesecondandfinalTestoftheseriesstartsinChittagongonFriday.\n\nHabibulBashar(capt)",
                    "NafisIqbal",
                    "JavedOmar",
                    "MohammadAshraful",
                    "RajinSaleh",
                    "KhaledMashud(wkt)",
                    "MushfiqurRahman",
                    "MohammadRafique",
                    "TapashBaisya",
                    "MashrafeMortaza",
                    "ManjurulIslamRana.\n\nSGanguly(capt)",
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                    "GGambhir",
                    "STendulkar",
                    "RDravid",
                    "MKaif",
                    "DKarthik(wkt)",
                    "IPathan",
                    "AKumble",
                    "HarbhajanSingh",
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                  "0": "Davenport hits out at Wimbledon\n\nWorld number one Lindsay Davenport has criticised Wimbledon over the issue of equal prize money for women.\n\nReacting to a disputed comment by All England Club chairman Tim Phillips, the American said: \"I think it is highly insulting if prize money is taken away. \"Somebody, I think it was Mr Phillips, said they won't have money for flowers at Wimbledon. That's insulting.\" An All England club spokesperson denied Phillips made the remark, insisting: \"He definitely didn't say it.\" The statement added: \"It was said by someone else and was a humorous aside at the end of a radio interview when the conversation had moved to talking about the Wimbledon grounds.\"\n\nDavenport was speaking following the announcement that this week's Dubai Duty Free event will join the US and Australian Opens in offering equal prize money for women. \"You hear about women playing only three sets while men play five,\" said Daveport. \"And the best women are never going to beat the best men. \"But it's a different game you go to watch with the women - it doesn't make it better or worse. \"Hopefully we will be able to change people's minds.\"\n\nSerena Williams, who is also in Dubai, added: \"I'm obviously for equal prize money. \"Women's tennis is exciting. Men's tennis is exciting as well, but the women have it right now. \"If you are bringing in the spectators you should be able to reap what everyone else is able to reap.\"\n",
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                    "DavenporthitsoutatWimbledon\n\nWorldnumberoneLindsayDavenporthascriticisedWimbledonovertheissueofequalprizemoneyforwomen.\n\nReactingtoadisputedcommentbyAllEnglandClubchairmanTimPhillips",
                    "theAmericansaid:\"Ithinkitishighlyinsultingifprizemoneyistakenaway.\"Somebody",
                    "IthinkitwasMrPhillips",
                    "saidtheywon'thavemoneyforflowersatWimbledon.That'sinsulting.\"AnAllEnglandclubspokespersondeniedPhillipsmadetheremark",
                    "insisting:\"Hedefinitelydidn'tsayit.\"Thestatementadded:\"ItwassaidbysomeoneelseandwasahumorousasideattheendofaradiointerviewwhentheconversationhadmovedtotalkingabouttheWimbledongrounds.\"\n\nDavenportwasspeakingfollowingtheannouncementthatthisweek'sDubaiDutyFreeeventwilljointheUSandAustralianOpensinofferingequalprizemoneyforwomen.\"Youhearaboutwomenplayingonlythreesetswhilemenplayfive",
                    "\"saidDaveport.\"Andthebestwomenarenevergoingtobeatthebestmen.\"Butit'sadifferentgameyougotowatchwiththewomen-itdoesn'tmakeitbetterorworse.\"Hopefullywewillbeabletochangepeople'sminds.\"\n\nSerenaWilliams",
                    "whoisalsoinDubai",
                    "added:\"I'mobviouslyforequalprizemoney.\"Women'stennisisexciting.Men'stennisisexcitingaswell",
                    "butthewomenhaveitrightnow.\"Ifyouarebringinginthespectatorsyoushouldbeabletoreapwhateveryoneelseisabletoreap.\"\n"
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                  "0": "Australia complete series sweep\n\nThird Test, Sydney, day four (result): Australia 568 & 62-1 bt Pakistan 304 & 325\n\nPakistan, continuing on 67-1 overnight, posted 325 all out in their second innings and the home team quickly scored the 62 runs needed for victory. Asim Kamal top scored for the visitors with a well-made 87, but Australia were always in control after building a first-innings lead of 264. And on a turning wicket Shane Warne took 4-111 and Stuart MacGill 3-83. Australia took three wickets during the morning session to reduce Pakistan to 172-4, still 92 runs behind the home team's first-innings total. It seemed at one point as though stubborn resistance would limit the visitors to the loss of Yasir Hameed during the first session of the day. But with lunch approaching the Australians swung the balance of the session in their favour with two wickets in two balls. Yousef Youhana was bowled by MacGill for 30 before Younis Khan was trapped lbw to Shane Watson to become the all-rounder's first Test victim.\n\nAfter lunch Shahid Afridi was run out after a typically aggressive innings and his dimissal was sparked a fall of five wickets for 32 runs as the Pakistan lower order again threatened to capitulate. At one point they had been reduced to 270-9 after steadily losing wickets throughout the afternoon session. Shortly before the scheduled tea interval Australia claimed the extra half hour as they went in search of victory. But Asim Kamal, partnered by Mohammad Asif, who scored his first runs in Test cricket, put on 55 for the last wicket to set Australia a meagre target for victory. Jason Langer and Matthew Hayden wasted no time in setting about the victory target, thrashing a series of boundaries. With victory just four runs away Langer was bowled sweeping around his legs and new batsman Ricky Ponting smashed the next delivery to the boundary to seal victory.\n\nMatthew Hayden, Justin Langer, Ricky Ponting (capt), Damien Martyn, Michael Clarke, Shane Watson, Adam Gilchrist (wkt), Shane Warne, Jason Gillespie, Glenn McGrath, Stuart MacGill.\n\nSalman Butt, Imran Farhat, Yasir Hameed, Younis Khan,Yousuf Youhana (capt), Asim Kamal, Kamran Akmal (wkt), Mohammad AsifShoaib Akhtar, Naved-ul-Hasan, Danish Kaneria. Umpires: B Bowden (NZ), D Shepherd (Eng).\n",
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                    "Australiacompleteseriessweep\n\nThirdTest",
                    "Sydney",
                    "dayfour(result):Australia568&62-1btPakistan304&325\n\nPakistan",
                    "continuingon67-1overnight",
                    "posted325alloutintheirsecondinningsandthehometeamquicklyscoredthe62runsneededforvictory.AsimKamaltopscoredforthevisitorswithawell-made87",
                    "butAustraliawerealwaysincontrolafterbuildingafirst-inningsleadof264.AndonaturningwicketShaneWarnetook4-111andStuartMacGill3-83.AustraliatookthreewicketsduringthemorningsessiontoreducePakistanto172-4",
                    "still92runsbehindthehometeam'sfirst-inningstotal.ItseemedatonepointasthoughstubbornresistancewouldlimitthevisitorstothelossofYasirHameedduringthefirstsessionoftheday.ButwithlunchapproachingtheAustraliansswungthebalanceofthesessionintheirfavourwithtwowicketsintwoballs.YousefYouhanawasbowledbyMacGillfor30beforeYounisKhanwastrappedlbwtoShaneWatsontobecometheall-rounder'sfirstTestvictim.\n\nAfterlunchShahidAfridiwasrunoutafteratypicallyaggressiveinningsandhisdimissalwassparkedafalloffivewicketsfor32runsasthePakistanlowerorderagainthreatenedtocapitulate.Atonepointtheyhadbeenreducedto270-9aftersteadilylosingwicketsthroughouttheafternoonsession.ShortlybeforethescheduledteaintervalAustraliaclaimedtheextrahalfhourastheywentinsearchofvictory.ButAsimKamal",
                    "partneredbyMohammadAsif",
                    "whoscoredhisfirstrunsinTestcricket",
                    "puton55forthelastwickettosetAustraliaameagretargetforvictory.JasonLangerandMatthewHaydenwastednotimeinsettingaboutthevictorytarget",
                    "thrashingaseriesofboundaries.WithvictoryjustfourrunsawayLangerwasbowledsweepingaroundhislegsandnewbatsmanRickyPontingsmashedthenextdeliverytotheboundarytosealvictory.\n\nMatthewHayden",
                    "JustinLanger",
                    "RickyPonting(capt)",
                    "DamienMartyn",
                    "MichaelClarke",
                    "ShaneWatson",
                    "AdamGilchrist(wkt)",
                    "ShaneWarne",
                    "JasonGillespie",
                    "GlennMcGrath",
                    "StuartMacGill.\n\nSalmanButt",
                    "ImranFarhat",
                    "YasirHameed",
                    "YounisKhan",
                    "YousufYouhana(capt)",
                    "AsimKamal",
                    "KamranAkmal(wkt)",
                    "MohammadAsifShoaibAkhtar",
                    "Naved-ul-Hasan",
                    "DanishKaneria.Umpires:BBowden(NZ)",
                    "DShepherd(Eng).\n"
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                  "0": "Pakistan have the edge - Mushtaq\n\nMushtaq Ahmed believes Pakistan are on the verge of their first Test series win in India for 18 years.\n\nImran Khan was the last Pakistan captain to return home victorious, and India are favourites for the three-Test series starting on 8 March. But former Test spinner Mushtaq told BBC Sport: \"Pakistan have the advantage because of the confidence they would have gained from playing Australia. \"They showed in the one-day series they had learned from their mistakes.\" After losing the Test series 3-0, Pakistan improved throughout the triangular VB Series, beating Australia in a group game and advancinhg to the finals at the expense of Champions Trophy winners West Indies. \"I know Pakistan didn't win,\" Mushtaq added. \"But they had very good games. \"The amount of cricket they played against the best team in the world will serve them well in India. \"I think they will play with more freedom and I think they have a good chance.\"\n\nMushtaq, who took 185 wickets in a 52-Test career for Pakistan, is not concerned about the absence of fast bowler Shoaib Akhtar, who pulled out of the tour with a hamstring injury. \"Shoaib Akhtar is a match-winner for sure, but the other bowlers did a great job against Australia,\" he said. \"I think Danish Kaneria will play a big role, as will Mohammad Sami. So, despite Shoaib not being there, I think the Pakistani team looks well balanced.\" It is a view not shared by former captain Mushtaq Mohammad, who told the Press Trust of India the squad is the \"weakest-ever\" Pakistan has produced. \"The team that visited England in 1978-79 under Wasim Bari was definitely weak, but it was unavoidable as there was ban on cricketers who had signed for Kerry Packer,\" he said. \"I am sorry to say that this Pakistan team looks like a club team to me. \"Barring a couple of them, there are no quality batsmen in the side. They have faulty techniques, are too flashy, have no footwork, no temperament and consequently they are inconsistent. \"I desperately want my country to do well in India and win the Test series because this series means a lot to the people of Pakistan. \"But sadly, cricket is not played with emotions. It is played with talent and skill. \"I hope my assessment about the team is incorrect and if they prove me wrong, I will be the happiest man on this planet.\"\n",
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                    "Pakistanhavetheedge-Mushtaq\n\nMushtaqAhmedbelievesPakistanareonthevergeoftheirfirstTestserieswininIndiafor18years.\n\nImranKhanwasthelastPakistancaptaintoreturnhomevictorious",
                    "andIndiaarefavouritesforthethree-Testseriesstartingon8March.ButformerTestspinnerMushtaqtoldBBCSport:\"PakistanhavetheadvantagebecauseoftheconfidencetheywouldhavegainedfromplayingAustralia.\"Theyshowedintheone-dayseriestheyhadlearnedfromtheirmistakes.\"AfterlosingtheTestseries3-0",
                    "PakistanimprovedthroughoutthetriangularVBSeries",
                    "beatingAustraliainagroupgameandadvancinhgtothefinalsattheexpenseofChampionsTrophywinnersWestIndies.\"IknowPakistandidn'twin",
                    "\"Mushtaqadded.\"Buttheyhadverygoodgames.\"TheamountofcrickettheyplayedagainstthebestteamintheworldwillservethemwellinIndia.\"IthinktheywillplaywithmorefreedomandIthinktheyhaveagoodchance.\"\n\nMushtaq",
                    "whotook185wicketsina52-TestcareerforPakistan",
                    "isnotconcernedabouttheabsenceoffastbowlerShoaibAkhtar",
                    "whopulledoutofthetourwithahamstringinjury.\"ShoaibAkhtarisamatch-winnerforsure",
                    "buttheotherbowlersdidagreatjobagainstAustralia",
                    "\"hesaid.\"IthinkDanishKaneriawillplayabigrole",
                    "aswillMohammadSami.So",
                    "despiteShoaibnotbeingthere",
                    "IthinkthePakistaniteamlookswellbalanced.\"ItisaviewnotsharedbyformercaptainMushtaqMohammad",
                    "whotoldthePressTrustofIndiathesquadisthe\"weakest-ever\"Pakistanhasproduced.\"TheteamthatvisitedEnglandin1978-79underWasimBariwasdefinitelyweak",
                    "butitwasunavoidableastherewasbanoncricketerswhohadsignedforKerryPacker",
                    "\"hesaid.\"IamsorrytosaythatthisPakistanteamlookslikeaclubteamtome.\"Barringacoupleofthem",
                    "therearenoqualitybatsmenintheside.Theyhavefaultytechniques",
                    "aretooflashy",
                    "havenofootwork",
                    "notemperamentandconsequentlytheyareinconsistent.\"IdesperatelywantmycountrytodowellinIndiaandwintheTestseriesbecausethisseriesmeansalottothepeopleofPakistan.\"Butsadly",
                    "cricketisnotplayedwithemotions.Itisplayedwithtalentandskill.\"Ihopemyassessmentabouttheteamisincorrectandiftheyprovemewrong",
                    "Iwillbethehappiestmanonthisplanet.\"\n"
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                  "0": "Johnson accuses British sprinters\n\nFormer Olympic champion Michael Johnson has accused Britain's top sprinters of lacking pride and ambition.\n\n\"At the moment, the biggest factor on the mind of British sprinters is to be number one in Britain,\" the world 200m and 400m record holder told Five Live. \"Athletics at the moment is all about international competitions and they need to show a little more pride.\" However, Linford Christie countered: \"It's easy to criticise when you haven't gone through the system here.\" Johnson was involved in a verbal spat with Britain's Darren Campbell earlier this year. The American had cast doubt on Campbell's claims he had torn a hamstring in the wake of his failure to reach the Olympic 100m and 200m finals.\n\nAnd the American remains highly critical of aspects of British sprinting. \"The only time you see British sprinters getting upset or riled is when there is a debate as to which one is better than the other,\" he claimed. \"Athletes here have to compete more outside the UK. Their focus has to be on being the best in the world and not just on being the top British sprinter.\" Speaking at an elite coaches' conference in Birmingham, Johnson also argued that although there has been more investment in the sport in Britain, it had not necessarily reaped the rewards. \"You can't fix everything with money,\" he admitted. \"You contrast the situation here to that of some US athletes who have no funding. \"Those who aren't funded might be hungrier and more motivated because their road to success is a lot more difficult and challenging. \"So when they get to the top they are more appreciative.\"\n",
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                    "JohnsonaccusesBritishsprinters\n\nFormerOlympicchampionMichaelJohnsonhasaccusedBritain'stopsprintersoflackingprideandambition.\n\n\"Atthemoment",
                    "thebiggestfactoronthemindofBritishsprintersistobenumberoneinBritain",
                    "\"theworld200mand400mrecordholdertoldFiveLive.\"Athleticsatthemomentisallaboutinternationalcompetitionsandtheyneedtoshowalittlemorepride.\"However",
                    "LinfordChristiecountered:\"It'seasytocriticisewhenyouhaven'tgonethroughthesystemhere.\"JohnsonwasinvolvedinaverbalspatwithBritain'sDarrenCampbellearlierthisyear.TheAmericanhadcastdoubtonCampbell'sclaimshehadtornahamstringinthewakeofhisfailuretoreachtheOlympic100mand200mfinals.\n\nAndtheAmericanremainshighlycriticalofaspectsofBritishsprinting.\"TheonlytimeyouseeBritishsprintersgettingupsetorrilediswhenthereisadebateastowhichoneisbetterthantheother",
                    "\"heclaimed.\"AthletesherehavetocompetemoreoutsidetheUK.TheirfocushastobeonbeingthebestintheworldandnotjustonbeingthetopBritishsprinter.\"Speakingatanelitecoaches'conferenceinBirmingham",
                    "JohnsonalsoarguedthatalthoughtherehasbeenmoreinvestmentinthesportinBritain",
                    "ithadnotnecessarilyreapedtherewards.\"Youcan'tfixeverythingwithmoney",
                    "\"headmitted.\"YoucontrastthesituationheretothatofsomeUSathleteswhohavenofunding.\"Thosewhoaren'tfundedmightbehungrierandmoremotivatedbecausetheirroadtosuccessisalotmoredifficultandchallenging.\"Sowhentheygettothetoptheyaremoreappreciative.\"\n"
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                  "0": "Italy 8-38 Wales\n\nWales secured their first away win in the RBS Six Nations for nearly four years with a six-try victory in Rome.\n\nTries from Jonathan Thomas, Tom Shanklin and Martyn Williams gave the visitors a 19-5 half-time advantage. Luciano Orquera did reply with one for Italy but second-half efforts from Brent Cockbain, Shane Williams and Robert Sidoli sealed victory. Fly-half Stephen Jones added four conversions as Wales maintained their superb start to this year's tournament. Starting full of confidence after their victory over England, the visitors scored the opening try after just four minutes. Diminutive wing Shane Williams fielded a kick ahead and danced past the onrushing Andrea Masi and Aaron Persico into the Italian half. His pass to Tom Shanklin appeared forward but when the centre was held up short, the ball was switched left and Michael Owen's long cut-out pass gave the lurking Thomas an easy run-in.\n\nStephen Jones, who retained the kicking duties despite Gavin Henson's heroics against England, slotted an excellent conversion from wide out. Wales twice threatened further scores but failed to find the crucial pass, and Italy hit back out of the blue in the 11th minute.\n\nHenson, sporting gold boots rather than the silver variety that did for England, beat two players with ease out on the left touchline. But his attempted chip ahead was charged down by Orquera, who snaffled the loose ball and hared away from halfway to score in the right corner. With the Welsh line-out stuttering and Italy twice turning the visitors' scrum, the home side's forward power brought them back into it. But a clever high kick from Henson almost brought a try for Hal Luscombe when Roland de Marigny and Ludovico Nitoglia made a hash of claiming it as the ball bounced into touch.\n\nWales regained control with a second try in the 21st minute, Henson lobbing up a high kick to the left corner where Shanklin jumped higher than Nitoglia to dot down his 15th Test try. Jones was unable to convert and De Marigny then hit the upright with a penalty attempt for Italy. Henson was also narrowly short with a long-range effort at goal, but Wales ended the half with a vital third score to give themselves some breathing space.\n\nHenson sent Luscombe streaking away and when he off-loaded to Martyn Williams, the flanker showed his nous to ground the ball against the padding of the post, Jones adding the conversion. Italy, who lost flanker Mauro Bergamasco with a head knock before half-time, built up a head of steam on the resumption. De Marigny landed a penalty to make it 19-8 and a Nitoglia break through the middle threatened a try only for the move to break down with a knock-on. But Wales put the outcome beyond doubt with two superb tries in four minutes before the hour. Their fourth after 53 minutes was sparked by another mazy run from Shane Williams, who beat several players with ease, and finished with a powerful angled run from lock Cockbain. Before Italy could recover from that blow, a strong surge from Gareth Thomas and great off-loads from Martyn Williams and replacement Kevin Morgan saw Shane Williams scamper over.\n\nWith Jones converting both for a 33-8 lead, Wales had the luxury of sending on five more replacements for the final quarter. The icing on the cake came with a sixth try after more superb support work, Shane Williams and Ceri Sweeney combining to send Sidoli over in the left corner. The only downside for Wales was a hamstring injury suffered by Luscombe. But after back-to-back wins at the start of the tournament for the first time in 11 years, they will travel to Paris in a fortnight looking like genuine contenders.\n\nR de Marigny; Mirco Bergamasco, W Pozzebon, A Masi, L Nitoglia; L Orquera, A Troncon; A Lo Cicero, F Ongaro, M Castrogiovanni, S Dellape, M Bortolami (capt), A Persico, Mauro Bergamasco, S Parisse.\n\nG Intoppa, S Perugini, CA del Fava, D dal Maso, P Griffen, M Barbini, KP Robertson.\n\nG Thomas (capt); H Luscombe, T Shanklin, G Henson, S Williams; S Jones, D Peel; G Jenkins, M Davies, A Jones; B Cockbain, R Sidoli; J Thomas, M Williams, M Owen.\n\nR McBryde, J Yapp, I Gough, R Sowden-Taylor, G Cooper, C Sweeney, K Morgan.\n\nAndrew Cole (Australia).\n",
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                    "Italy8-38Wales\n\nWalessecuredtheirfirstawaywinintheRBSSixNationsfornearlyfouryearswithasix-tryvictoryinRome.\n\nTriesfromJonathanThomas",
                    "TomShanklinandMartynWilliamsgavethevisitorsa19-5half-timeadvantage.LucianoOrqueradidreplywithoneforItalybutsecond-halfeffortsfromBrentCockbain",
                    "ShaneWilliamsandRobertSidolisealedvictory.Fly-halfStephenJonesaddedfourconversionsasWalesmaintainedtheirsuperbstarttothisyear'stournament.StartingfullofconfidenceaftertheirvictoryoverEngland",
                    "thevisitorsscoredtheopeningtryafterjustfourminutes.DiminutivewingShaneWilliamsfieldedakickaheadanddancedpasttheonrushingAndreaMasiandAaronPersicointotheItalianhalf.HispasstoTomShanklinappearedforwardbutwhenthecentrewasheldupshort",
                    "theballwasswitchedleftandMichaelOwen'slongcut-outpassgavethelurkingThomasaneasyrun-in.\n\nStephenJones",
                    "whoretainedthekickingdutiesdespiteGavinHenson'sheroicsagainstEngland",
                    "slottedanexcellentconversionfromwideout.Walestwicethreatenedfurtherscoresbutfailedtofindthecrucialpass",
                    "andItalyhitbackoutoftheblueinthe11thminute.\n\nHenson",
                    "sportinggoldbootsratherthanthesilvervarietythatdidforEngland",
                    "beattwoplayerswitheaseoutonthelefttouchline.ButhisattemptedchipaheadwaschargeddownbyOrquera",
                    "whosnaffledthelooseballandharedawayfromhalfwaytoscoreintherightcorner.WiththeWelshline-outstutteringandItalytwiceturningthevisitors'scrum",
                    "thehomeside'sforwardpowerbroughtthembackintoit.ButacleverhighkickfromHensonalmostbroughtatryforHalLuscombewhenRolanddeMarignyandLudovicoNitogliamadeahashofclaimingitastheballbouncedintotouch.\n\nWalesregainedcontrolwithasecondtryinthe21stminute",
                    "HensonlobbingupahighkicktotheleftcornerwhereShanklinjumpedhigherthanNitogliatodotdownhis15thTesttry.JoneswasunabletoconvertandDeMarignythenhittheuprightwithapenaltyattemptforItaly.Hensonwasalsonarrowlyshortwithalong-rangeeffortatgoal",
                    "butWalesendedthehalfwithavitalthirdscoretogivethemselvessomebreathingspace.\n\nHensonsentLuscombestreakingawayandwhenheoff-loadedtoMartynWilliams",
                    "theflankershowedhisnoustogroundtheballagainstthepaddingofthepost",
                    "Jonesaddingtheconversion.Italy",
                    "wholostflankerMauroBergamascowithaheadknockbeforehalf-time",
                    "builtupaheadofsteamontheresumption.DeMarignylandedapenaltytomakeit19-8andaNitogliabreakthroughthemiddlethreatenedatryonlyforthemovetobreakdownwithaknock-on.ButWalesputtheoutcomebeyonddoubtwithtwosuperbtriesinfourminutesbeforethehour.Theirfourthafter53minuteswassparkedbyanothermazyrunfromShaneWilliams",
                    "whobeatseveralplayerswithease",
                    "andfinishedwithapowerfulangledrunfromlockCockbain.BeforeItalycouldrecoverfromthatblow",
                    "astrongsurgefromGarethThomasandgreatoff-loadsfromMartynWilliamsandreplacementKevinMorgansawShaneWilliamsscamperover.\n\nWithJonesconvertingbothfora33-8lead",
                    "Waleshadtheluxuryofsendingonfivemorereplacementsforthefinalquarter.Theicingonthecakecamewithasixthtryaftermoresuperbsupportwork",
                    "ShaneWilliamsandCeriSweeneycombiningtosendSidolioverintheleftcorner.TheonlydownsideforWaleswasahamstringinjurysufferedbyLuscombe.Butafterback-to-backwinsatthestartofthetournamentforthefirsttimein11years",
                    "theywilltraveltoParisinafortnightlookinglikegenuinecontenders.\n\nRdeMarigny;MircoBergamasco",
                    "WPozzebon",
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                    "MBortolami(capt)",
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                    "MauroBergamasco",
                    "SParisse.\n\nGIntoppa",
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                    "DdalMaso",
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                    "MBarbini",
                    "KPRobertson.\n\nGThomas(capt);HLuscombe",
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                    "GHenson",
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                    "DPeel;GJenkins",
                    "MDavies",
                    "AJones;BCockbain",
                    "RSidoli;JThomas",
                    "MWilliams",
                    "MOwen.\n\nRMcBryde",
                    "JYapp",
                    "IGough",
                    "RSowden-Taylor",
                    "GCooper",
                    "CSweeney",
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                  "0": "Morocco 5-1 Kenya\n\nMorocco thrashed Kenya 5-1 in a 2006 World Cup qualifier on Wednesday in Rabat.\n\nThe victory sees the Atlas Lions move to the top of Group Five with nine points from their five matches so far. Jaouad Zairi was the hero for Morocco as he scored hat-trick with his first goal coming after just 12 minutes. He then doubled the lead six minutes before half-time. Mounir Diane made it 3-0 with a goal just a minute into the second half. Youssouf Hadji put the result beyond doubt when he found the target nine minutes before the final whistle. Zairi completed his hat-trick with a goal in the last minute of the match. The Harambee Stars captain Musa Otieno grabbed a consolation goal for Kenya deep into injury time.\n",
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                  "0": "Davenport hits out at Wimbledon\n\nWorld number one Lindsay Davenport has criticised Wimbledon over the issue of equal prize money for women.\n\nReacting to a disputed comment by All England Club chairman Tim Phillips, the American said: \"I think it is highly insulting if prize money is taken away. \"Somebody, I think it was Mr Phillips, said they won't have money for flowers at Wimbledon. That's insulting.\" An All England club spokesperson denied Phillips made the remark, insisting: \"He definitely didn't say it.\" The statement added: \"It was said by someone else and was a humorous aside at the end of a radio interview when the conversation had moved to talking about the Wimbledon grounds.\"\n\nDavenport was speaking following the announcement that this week's Dubai Duty Free event will join the US and Australian Opens in offering equal prize money for women. \"You hear about women playing only three sets while men play five,\" said Daveport. \"And the best women are never going to beat the best men. \"But it's a different game you go to watch with the women - it doesn't make it better or worse. \"Hopefully we will be able to change people's minds.\" Serena Williams, who is also in Dubai, added: \"I'm obviously for equal prize money. \"Women's tennis is exciting. Men's tennis is exciting as well, but the women have it right now. \"If you are bringing in the spectators you should be able to reap what everyone else is able to reap.\"\n",
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                    "theAmericansaid:\"Ithinkitishighlyinsultingifprizemoneyistakenaway.\"Somebody",
                    "IthinkitwasMrPhillips",
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                    "insisting:\"Hedefinitelydidn'tsayit.\"Thestatementadded:\"ItwassaidbysomeoneelseandwasahumorousasideattheendofaradiointerviewwhentheconversationhadmovedtotalkingabouttheWimbledongrounds.\"\n\nDavenportwasspeakingfollowingtheannouncementthatthisweek'sDubaiDutyFreeeventwilljointheUSandAustralianOpensinofferingequalprizemoneyforwomen.\"Youhearaboutwomenplayingonlythreesetswhilemenplayfive",
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                  "0": "Australia return to winning ways\n\nSecond one-day international, Sydney: Australia 261-7 (50 overs) beat New Zealand 244 (47.1 overs) by 17 runs\n\nAdam Gilchrist (60) and Darren Lehmann (52) played the leading roles as the home side totalled 261-7. New Zealand crumbled to 86-6 in reply but Chris Cairns hit 50 off 40 balls and Kyle Mills and Daniel Vettori put on 70 to keep their side in the hunt. But they were eventually all out for 244 and the three-match series will now be decided in Brisbane on Friday. The game came to an end at the start of the 48th over when Chris Harris, who bravely came out to bat in his 250th one-day game despite a shoulder injury, was bowled by a yorker from Glenn McGrath. Mills was left high and dry on 44 not out after a magnificent 26-ball innings, featuring four big sixes. There were plenty of anxious faces among the Australian fans during his ninth wicket stand with Vettori (33), who was finally run out by Ricky Ponting's underarm throw. Home skipper Ponting had earlier chosen to bat after winning the toss and was rewarded as Adam Gilchrist took the attack to the New Zealand seamers. He struck a six and eight fours to reach his half century off only 37 deliveries, before perishing for 60 in cavalier fashion as a pull shot off Scott Styris was caught by Nathan Astle at deep square leg.\n\nPonting maintained the tempo with a quickfire 32 but his exit, caught at mid-off from the bowling of Mills, sparked a slump which saw Australia decline from 140-2 to 161-6. Matthew Hayden (43) was run out by Mathew Sinclair, Damien Martyn was lbw to Mills for five and Andrew Symonds faced only two balls before he was trapped in front by Vettori. Michael Clarke was next to go for six when he edged a ball from Chris Cairns to keeper Brendon McCullum. But Darren Lehmann and Brad Hogg prevented the innings from going into freefall, adding 74 in 17 overs for the seventh wicket. Lehmann was run out, leaving Hogg (41 not out) and Brett Lee (10 not out) to see the total past 250 to leave the Kiwis facing a tough target.\n\nThey made a poor start as Astle was caught behind off Brett Lee for 11 and Sinclair fell victim to Jason Gillespie for 17, with Matthew Hayden taking the catch. Captain Stephen Fleming fell lbw for 34 to left-arm spinner Hogg, who proved the most successful Australian bowler with figures of 3-45. The middle order followed in quick succession and it looked like the home side would wrap things up in double quick time. Cairns counter attacked with two sixes and four fours before Gillespie brought his innings to an end, leaving Mills and Vettori to try and secure an unlikely victory. The required rate came down to a run per ball thanks to Mills' big-hitting exploits, but Harris was greeted by a short-pitched ball aimed at his chest and a ferocious full toss from Lee after Vettori had been dismissed. The veteran, whose suffered a torn rotator cuff while fielding earlier in the game, collected four singles but his gallantry was in vain as McGrath produced the perfect delivery to bring the game to an end.\n\nM Hayden, A Gilchrist (wkt), R Ponting (capt), D Lehmann, D Martyn, A Symonds, M Clarke, B Hogg, J Gillespie, B Lee, G McGrath.\n\nS Fleming (capt), N Astle, M Sinclair, S Styris, H Marshall, J Oram, C Cairns, C Harris, B McCullum (wkt), D Vettori, K Mills.\n",
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                  "0": "Murphy: That was a bruising battle\n\nThat's what I call a tough game. It was very physical and fair play to the Italians they made us work very hard for our victory.\n\nTheir organisation was very, very good and they proved again that they are getting better and better as the years go by. It is by far the strongest Italian team that we have faced. We knew all along that we would be a huge threat particularly the first game in the Championship. It was not like the days gone by when you could get scores on the board early. We had to work our socks off and try and build our scores gradually. It was really hard work out there and the players have plenty of bumps and bruises to prove it. I'm not too bad, but there are one or two others who will be feeling it a bit on Monday morning. In the backs, we were not frustrated at such, but the new rucking laws were a little bit problematical. The different interpretations between the referee and the players was a little difficult. But we managed to get the ball in our hands and I got a try near the end of the first half. It's always good to score. It was great work by Brian and I always knew I had scored even though it went upstairs to the video referee. Eddie (O'Sullivan) was very calm at half-time even though we were only 8-6 ahead. He spelled out what we needed to do and advocated getting the ball out of our own territory.\n\nThat new ruck law made it a bit more difficult to get out of our own half. We were penalised a lot at the breakdown, and if they had kicked all their chances at goal we would have been behind at the break. So really we went back to playing a territory game and simplifying things and having more patience on the ball. Every one was a little down after the game following the injuries to Brian and Gordon. As yet we do not know the full extent of the injuries, but it does not that good. Now we have to focus on Scotland and only six days to recover. It's a big ask after such a bruising encounter. I was very impressed the way the Scots played against the French on Saturday. It could so easily have gone their way but for a couple of decisions. We will be under no illusions it is going to be tough for us. In the meantime, when in Rome ... .\n",
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                    "verygoodandtheyprovedagainthattheyaregettingbetterandbetterastheyearsgoby.ItisbyfarthestrongestItalianteamthatwehavefaced.WeknewallalongthatwewouldbeahugethreatparticularlythefirstgameintheChampionship.Itwasnotlikethedaysgonebywhenyoucouldgetscoresontheboardearly.Wehadtoworkoursocksoffandtryandbuildourscoresgradually.Itwasreallyhardworkoutthereandtheplayershaveplentyofbumpsandbruisestoproveit.I'mnottoobad",
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                  "0": "Injury doubts beset Wales squad\n\nWales have a clutch of injury worries before Wednesday's international friendly against Hungary in Cardiff.\n\nWest Ham's Gavin Williams (ankle) looks certain to be out, so uncapped Wrexham defender Stephen Roberts is drafted in. Defenders Danny Gabbidon and Gareth Roberts, plus Ryan Giggs have hamstring concerns, while there are also doubts over Robbie Savage (groin). However, Manchester United winger Giggs is expected to recover in time to earn his 50th cap at the Millennium Stadium. There were also doubts over Gabbidon's fellow Cardiff defender Rhys Weston, but the full-back appears to have shrugged off the knock he picked up in the Bluebirds' 1-0 loss to West Ham on Sunday. The news leaves Wales boss John Toshack short in defence for his first game in charge, with Aston Villa's Mark Delaney injured and James Collins with the Under-21s. That could clear the way for new faces Danny Collins and Dave Partridge to make their Wales debuts.\n\nCoyne (Burnley), Jones (Wolves), Roberts (Wrexham), Collins (Sunderland), Edwards (Wolves), Gabbidon (Cardiff), Page (Cardiff), Partridge (Motherwell), Ricketts (Swansea), Roberts (Tranmere), Weston (Cardiff), Davies (Tottenham), Fletcher (West Ham), Giggs (Man Utd), Koumas (West Brom), Robinson (Sunderland), Savage (Blackburn), Williams (West Ham), Bellamy (Newcastle), Earnshaw (West Brom), Hartson (Celtic).\n",
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                  "0": "Melzer shocks Agassi\n\nSecond seed Andre Agassi suffered a comprehensive defeat by Jurgen Melzer in the quarter-finals of the SAP Open.\n\nAgassi was often bamboozled by the Austrian's drop shots in San Jose, losing 6-3 6-1. Defending champion and top seed Andy Roddick rallied to beat Sweden's Thomas Enqvist 3-6 7-6 (8-6) 7-5. But unseeded Cyril Saulnier beat the fourth seed Vincent Spadea 6-2 6-4 and Tommy Haas overcame eighth seed Max Mirnyi 6-7 (2-7) 7-6 (7-3) 6-2. Melzer has now beaten Agassi in two of their three meetings.\n\n\"I had a good game plan and I executed it perfectly,\" he said. \"It's always tough to come out to play Andre. \"I didn't want him to play his game. He makes you run like a dog all over the court.\" And Agassi, who was more than matched for power by his opponent's two-handed backhand, said Melzer was an example of several players on the tour willing to take their chances against him. \"A lot more guys are capable of it now,\" said the American. \"He played much better than me. That's what he did both times. \"I had opportunities to loosen myself up,\" Agassi added. \"But I didn't convert on the big points.\"\n",
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                  "0": "Solskjaer raises hopes of return\n\nManchester United striker Ole Gunnar Solskjaer said he hoped to return next season following a career-threatening injury to his right knee.\n\nThe 31-year-old Norway international had surgery in Sweden in August to transplant cartilage into the joint. \"I'm in no doubt that I'll play again,\" Solskjaer told Aftenposten Daily. \"The problem will be the speed but we're talking about eight months' time. It's going as it should with the knee. I'm slavishly following a programme.\" Solskjaer last played for United as a late substitute in May's FA Cup final win over Millwall. His contract with United runs out in 2006, by which time he will have been at the Premier League club for 10 years.\n",
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                  "0": "Ronaldinho denies Blues interest\n\nFifa World Player of the Year Ronaldinho says he has no intention of leaving Barcelona to join Chelsea.\n\n\"I never said I wanted to play for Chelsea. I'm very happy where I am and want to carry on where I am,\" he said. \"I want to be part of the history of Barcelona as a winning player. Barcelona has given more to me than I have to them.\" The Brazilian added: \"From the first day I have had lovely surprises. Barcelona, for me, is perfect.\" Ronaldinho's words will reassure Barca after the Brazilian previously said he was interested in moving to England. He was quoted as saying: \"What Chelsea are doing is absolutely amazing. I respect them a lot and can see maybe see myself living in London one day.\"\n\nBarca meet Chelsea in the last 16 of the Champions League and Ronaldinho is expecting a tough time against the London outfit. \"I hope we can reach the final of the Champions League, but it is a very strong competition,\" he said. \"Chelsea are one of the highest-ranking teams.\"\n",
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                  "0": "O'Shea to head up RFU Academies\n\nLondon Irish managing director Conor O'Shea is to leave the Exiles to take up a post as the Rugby Football Union's Director of Regional Academies.\n\nO'Shea will start his new role in the spring, monitoring players capable of developing into England internationals. \"I look on this move to Twickenham as a huge challenge and one I simply could not turn down,\" O'Shea said. \"I can see so much potential for moving the academy network onto another level and that excites me enormously.\" O'Shea, who won 35 caps for Ireland at full-back, was forced to retire as player in 2001 after a series of ankle operations. He then became the Exiles' director of rugby before taking up the managing director role in 2003. O'Shea will manage the network of 14 England regional rugby academies, working closely with David Shaw, who has been instrumental in establishing the system, and Brian Ashton, who runs the National Academy in Bath.\n",
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                  "0": "Bitter Santini hits out at Spurs\n\nFormer Tottenham coach Jacques Santini said he quit partly because he felt agreements with the club were broken.\n\nSantini, 52, left in November after just 13 games in charge amid tensions with sporting director Frank Arnesen. \"They promised me a big apartment on the beach and I found myself 200m from the sea with a view of my neighbours,\" he told France's Journal di Dimanche. But the ex-France coach admitted he \"dug his own grave\" by agreeing to join the club before the end of Euro 2004. \"My only regret is having signed too early (for Tottenham). I should have waited until after Euro 2004 even if that means I might have missed my chance,\" he said. Santini also said he was not given enough information about Spurs' transfer policy. \"I learned on the day of our team photo that our captain (Stephen Carr) was leaving the club,\" he said.\n",
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                    "BitterSantinihitsoutatSpurs\n\nFormerTottenhamcoachJacquesSantinisaidhequitpartlybecausehefeltagreementswiththeclubwerebroken.\n\nSantini",
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                    "\"hetoldFrance'sJournaldiDimanche.Buttheex-Francecoachadmittedhe\"dughisowngrave\"byagreeingtojointheclubbeforetheendofEuro2004.\"Myonlyregretishavingsignedtooearly(forTottenham).IshouldhavewaiteduntilafterEuro2004evenifthatmeansImighthavemissedmychance",
                    "\"hesaid.SantinialsosaidhewasnotgivenenoughinformationaboutSpurs'transferpolicy.\"Ilearnedonthedayofourteamphotothatourcaptain(StephenCarr)wasleavingtheclub",
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                  "0": "Henchoz prefers England to Gers\n\nRangers could miss out on Liverpool defender Stephane Henchoz because he wants to continue playing in England.\n\nThe Ibrox club have offered a deal to the Swiss international, 30, who is out of contract at the end of the season and has been linked with Southampton. More talks are planned between Rangers and the player's agent on Wednesday, but Henchoz said: \"Actually I would like to stay in the Premiership. \"Rangers' offer is not the only one and I will have to consider each of them.\" Henchoz seems certain to leave Liverpool after recently criticising manager Rafael Benitez. Rangers want him as a replacement for Jean-Alain Boumsong, who has moved to Newcastle for £8m. However, the former Blackburn defender is reported to have rejected an initial six-month contract offer as he wants at least an 18-month deal. Henchoz has played just four times for Liverpool this season and has yet to play in the league under Benitez.\n",
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                    "whoisoutofcontractattheendoftheseasonandhasbeenlinkedwithSouthampton.MoretalksareplannedbetweenRangersandtheplayer'sagentonWednesday",
                    "butHenchozsaid:\"ActuallyIwouldliketostayinthePremiership.\"Rangers'offerisnottheonlyoneandIwillhavetoconsidereachofthem.\"HenchozseemscertaintoleaveLiverpoolafterrecentlycriticisingmanagerRafaelBenitez.RangerswanthimasareplacementforJean-AlainBoumsong",
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                    "theformerBlackburndefenderisreportedtohaverejectedaninitialsix-monthcontractofferashewantsatleastan18-monthdeal.HenchozhasplayedjustfourtimesforLiverpoolthisseasonandhasyettoplayintheleagueunderBenitez.\n"
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                  "0": "Sri Lanka decide to continue tour\n\nSri Lanka are to continue their cricket tour to New Zealand after a five-day period of mourning for those killed by the tidal waves in south Asia.\n\nThe death toll is now at around 23,000, almost half of them Sri Lankans, and many more are still missing. \"Cricket is not the thing on our minds at the moment,\" said team manager Brendon Kuruppu. Wednesday's game in Napier has been postponed but the Sri Lankan board decided the tour should go on. The one-day series will now resume on 2 January in Queenstown. The match in Napier will now be played on 11 January and the Test series, which was due to begin on the 15th, will also be rescheduled. \"New Zealand Cricket has great compassion for the people of Sri Lanka and what they have suffered during this terrible time,\" said NZC chief executive Martin Snedden. \"It is testament to the strong relationship between the two boards that they have worked together to quickly find a workable solution.\" John Bracewell, coach of the New Zealand team, said his players had been deeply moved by the disaster and their thoughts were with the Sri Lankan squad. \"It's a shock to everyone and our sympathies do go out to them,\" he said. \"I've no doubt our guys will talk to their guys about it. It's pretty rough.\" The Sri Lanka under-19 team's tour to Pakistan has been postponed. \"We can understand that in their current state of affairs they are in no position to play a cricket series,\" said Pakistan Cricket Board chairman Shaharyar Khan. The Indian and Australian women's teams will, however, play a one-day match in Madras as planned on Tuesday.\n",
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                    "andmanymorearestillmissing.\"Cricketisnotthethingonourmindsatthemoment",
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                    "\"hesaid.\"I'venodoubtourguyswilltalktotheirguysaboutit.It'sprettyrough.\"TheSriLankaunder-19team'stourtoPakistanhasbeenpostponed.\"Wecanunderstandthatintheircurrentstateofaffairstheyareinnopositiontoplayacricketseries",
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                  "0": "Bellamy fined after row\n\nNewcastle have fined their Welsh striker Craig Bellamy two weeks' wages - about £80,000 - following his row with manager Graeme Souness.\n\nBut Bellamy, 25, has not been put on the transfer list, although he did not train with the first team on Tuesday. Magpies chairman Freddy Shepherd told the Newcastle Evening Chronicle: \"It is not about money. It is about a player thinking he is bigger than this club. \"No individual is, be it the chairman, the manager or a player.\" Souness dropped Bellamy for Sunday's game against Arsenal, claiming the Welshman had feigned injury after being asked to play out of position. \"When I heard what the manager was saying I was in shock,\" Bellamy said. \"I thought 'not only has he gone behind my back, he's lying',\" he said in response to Souness' remarks. And the Wales international refused to apologise. \"I won't apologise because I have done nothing wrong,\" he told the Evening Chronicle. \"There's no doubt about it, I am out of here.\" The difficult relationship between Souness and Bellamy boiled over at the weekend, and has led to a war of words in the media.\n\nBellamy's claim that Souness had lied about the background to the bust-up was strongly denied by Shepherd, who accused the striker of \"cheating\" the club. \"I wish to put the record straight regarding the Bellamy situation,\" said Shepherd. \"Craig walked off the training ground saying his hamstring was tight (on Friday), but what he failed to reveal was that he had told other members of the squad before training that he intended to feign injury. \"When Graeme discovered this he immediately ordered Bellamy to attend a meeting in my office. \"At that meeting Bellamy admitted to Graeme and I that he had told the players that he was going to \"fake\" an injury in training and walk off. \"He also agreed at that meeting to apologise to his team-mates for his behaviour. He didn't do this which resulted in the action taken by the manager at the weekend, which I fully support. \"In my book this is cheating on the club, the supporters, the manager and his own team-mates. \"He is paid extremely well and I consider his behaviour to be totally unacceptable and totally unprofessional.\"\n\nBellamy's latest outburst would appear to make his chances of a first-team recall remote. But even before Newcastle said the player would not be sold, Bellamy insisted he had no intention of handing in a transfer request. \"I don't want the fans to think for one minute that I wouldn't play for this club,\" he said. \"I'd play anywhere for this club, even in goal. \"It's a very difficult situation for me at the moment but I'd never ask to leave this club. \"This club means so much to me. I couldn't do it because I know I couldn't come back here and play against Newcastle. It would hurt too much.\"\n",
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                    "Iamoutofhere.\"ThedifficultrelationshipbetweenSounessandBellamyboiledoverattheweekend",
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