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Sri Lanka chasing 232 to clinch Tri-series

Mar 08, 2012

Sri Lanka's bowlers backed up Mahela Jayawardene's decision to send Australia into bat by dismissing the home team for a modest 231 in the deciding match of the tri-series. #Cricket #Sri Lanka #Australia #Tri-series Down Under
3rd final preview: Rejuvenated Lanka vs injury-hit Australia

Mar 07, 2012

A rejuvenated Sri Lanka would look to exploit the injury problems and bowling woes of Australia when the two teams clash for the title in the third and last final of the tri-series in Adelaide tomorrow. #Sports #Cricket #Sri Lanka #Australia #Michael Clarke #Tri-series Down Under
Dilshan stars in Lanka's 8-wkt win, levels finals 1-1

Mar 06, 2012

Chasing Australia's competitive 271 for six, built around skipper Michael Clarke's 117 and David Warner's 100, the Lankans rode on a 179-run partnership for the opening wicket to overhaul the target with 34 balls to spare. #Sports #Cricket #Sri Lanka #Australia #Tillakaratne Dilshan #Mahela Jayawardene #Tri-series Down Under

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Down Under Trauma Disorder do Indian cricket fans have a cure?

Mar 05, 2012

#India #Cricket #JustSaying #Tri-series Down Under

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Rob Howley claims beating Australia would be bigger than Grand Slam triumph

2012-05-14 23:00:00

ROB HOWLEY has claimed beating the Wallabies on their own turf would be a bigger achievement for Wales than winning the Grand Slam. Caretaker coach Howley sees the three-Test trip to Australia as an opportunity for the national team to make rugby history #Australia #Rob Howley #Wales
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Neil Jenkins urges Wales' Grand slam heroes to make history

2012-05-14 23:00:00

NEIL Jenkins has urged Wales’ Grand Slam heroes to make history by winning a Test series for the first time Down Under against a member of union’s big three. Wales have only triumphed twice in the southern hemisphere against Tri-Nations opponents, beatin #Wales #Neil Jenkins #Tri-Nations
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Wales' summer squad announcement: Live from 11.50am

2012-05-14 09:09:00

JOIN us this lunchtime as Wales caretaker coach Rob Howley names his training squad for the summer international against the Barbarians and the Three Test series Down Under against Australia. We'll be bringing you the squad as it is revealed at Noon, and #Wales #Rob Howley #Australia

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