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Big bonuses beckon at World Cup
SEOUL, May 29: It used to be enough to play for your country and win. Not these days.... 
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Maradona allowed to enter S.Korea
SEOUL, May 29: Diego Maradona, refused entry into Japan because of past drug use, will be allowed in to co-host South Korea for the duration of the World Cup, a Justice...
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Fit-again Ronaldo leaves modesty at home
 ULSAN (Korea), May 29: The world is still waiting to see whether Ronaldo can return to greatness but the man himself has no such doubts....
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Senegalese midfielder put under investigation
SEOUL, May 29: Senegal midfielder Khalilou Fadiga has been placed under investigation in South Korea on suspicion of stealing a gold necklace, police said on Wednesday....
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Cameroon get new supporter
PARIS, May 29: African football champions Cameroon can rely on a new supporter as they begin their World Cup campaign - US tennis star Serena Williams....
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Irish PM tells fans to forget Keane row
DUBLIN, May 29: Prime Minister Bertie Ahern has called on Ireland to forget the row between soccer coach Mick McCarthy and former captain Roy Keane and get behind the team in...
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Blatter sweeps to 2nd term
 SEOUL, May 29: FIFA president Sepp Blatter swept to a stunning election victory and a second four-year term on Wednesday, after a bruising campaign that exposed deep rifts within world soccer’s...
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Agassi, Safin show little mercy
 PARIS, May 29: Andre Agassi and Marat Safin showed little mercy for their hosts here Wednesday advancing to the second round of Roland Garros at the expense of French players....
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Pakistan’s presence no hindrance for India in major events
NEW DELHI, May 29: Pakistan’s presence will not hinder India’s participation in major cricket events like the World Cup, sports minister Uma Bharti said on Wednesday....
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Murali debate won’t go away: Warne
MELBOURNE, May 29: Sri Lankan off-spinner Muttiah Muralitharan’s bowling action will continue to create controversy with cricket fans, Australia’s Shane Warne said on Wednesday....
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Defiant effort by Hooper
BRIDGETOWN (Barbados), May 29: Captain Carl Hooper hit an unbeaten 76 but India bowled out West Indies for 186 after putting the home side in to bat in the third one-day...
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Sri Lanka hope for Murali magic
BIRMINGHAM (England), May 29: Sri Lanka are still clinging to the hope that Muttiah Muralitharan will be fit to weave some of his magic in the second Test against England at...
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Players for academies announced
LAHORE, May 29: The Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) Wednesday named players for the regional academies at Karachi, Muridke, Rawalpindi and Peshawar that will begin June 3....
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Prince Of Peace storms to victory
LAHORE, May 29: The five-year-old chestnut horse Prince Of Peace, stormed home to surge ahead of the field and win narrowly the feature event of the mid-week Lahore Gymkhana races at...
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