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Wolves are eyeing a third-time-lucky move for a striker who looks set to be available for a "bargain", with Gary…
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John Bracewell's contract as New Zealand coach has been extended despite the team's poor recent results02-Dec-2004John Bracewell: set for another…
Read MoreFull-time coach could be dropped
Record debts may force Cricket Scotland to shelve plans for having a full-time coach for the national teamCricinfo staff05-Dec-2004Record debts…
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Scott McTominay's time on the sidelines this term really illustrated how important he is to Manchester United. The 23-year-old missed…
Read MoreShoaib Akhtar to play in warm-up game
Shoaib Akhtar has been included in Pakistan's team to play against the Western Australian 2nd XI in a three-day game…
Read MoreShameful and cruel exposure
There is no need to mince words - Pakistan's batting was shamefulOsman Samiuddin19-Dec-2004Inzamam-ul-Haq trudges back after a first-ball duck in…
Read MoreRaul Jimenez has been worth every last penny
One aspect of Wolves' rise back to the top of the English footballing table has been their connection with super…
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The series may have been lost in the end, but South Africa's tour of India was an important learning experience…
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