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Out of rehab, Gazza walks with a bottle of gin
Former England soccer star Paul 'Gazza' Gascoigne is just two days out of rehab, looked dazed as he walked along in Gateshead with a towel flung over one shoulder. In one hand he clutched a bag that gaped open to reveal its contents -- a child's piggy bank and a bottle of Gordon's gin.
China will conduct Olympics successfully: Pranab
Reaffirming India's support to the Beijing Olympics, Indian Foreign Minister Pranab Mukherjee today said that China will conduct the games in a successful manner and maintain high standards of Olympics.
Lord's get set for image and business branding makeover
The owner of the Marylebone Cricket Club, better known in cricket parlance as "Lords" will soon begin a campaign to become one of world sport's biggest brands.
Bombings may force Warne, Watson to go home
Australian cricket stars Shane Warne and Shane Watson are considering quitting the Indian Premier League after terrorist bombings in Jaipur killed scores of people.
England spinner Monty Panesar will get 300 Test wickets: Vettori
New Zealand captain and left arm spinner Daniel Vettori has hailed England left arm spinner Monty Panesar, describing him as a born bowler, and predicted that he will snare at least 300 Test wickets, if not more.
England will be transformed into a winning unit in 419 days: Vaughan
England Test cricket captain Michael Vaughan believes that he can transform his team into a fighting and winning unit in the next 419 days before they taken on the Australians at home.
Chelsea manager blames match referee for ManU's title win
Chelsea manager Avram Grant is facing a disrepute charge after claiming that match referee Steve Bennett helped Manchester United win the Premier League title.
Wasim Akram to teach skills to young Pak pace bowlers
Pakistan's former captain and fast bowling great Wasim Akram will train young pace bowlers.
Akram said he was keen to transfer some of his experience and knowledge to the young players.
BCCI bans Harbhajan for five ODIs
The Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) on Wednesday slapped a five One Day International (ODI) ban on off-spinner Harbhajan Singh for slapping his teammate S Sreesanth.
World No.1 Justine Henin set to retire from professional tennis
World's top- ranked women's tennis player, Belgian Justine Henin, is likely to retire from professional tennis on Wednesday.
Sharapova and WTA reach a compromise over photo shoot schedule
Tennis superstar Maria Sharapova has reached a compromise with the World Tennis Association (WTA) over a photo shoot she previously refused to participate in.
PCB also planning Pakistan Premier League
Taking a cue from the success of Indian Premier League (IPL) and with the objective of generating quick revenue, the PCB is reportedly planning to start a 20twenty cricket league on the lines of IPL. The other aim is to boost domestic cricket in the country.
England Test team in midst of a new kit row
The England Test team is in the midst of a row over their new kit.
Ponting wary of improved Windies
Australian captain Ricky Ponting doesn't believe his team will win the three Test series against the West Indies without a fight.
Olympic torch relay to mourn lost lives
Attendants and torchbearers of the torch relay in each of the next 98 legs across China will dedicate one minute of silence to the lives lost in the massive earthquake in southwest China, the Beijing Games organizers decided on Tuesday night.
F-1 racing star Hamilton to ink 10 million pound Reebok deal
Formula One racing star Lewis Hamilton is set to ink a ten million pound deal with the Reebok sports company.
Gazza gives out rehab presents
Former England soccer star Paul 'Gazza' Gascoigne is showering his fellow rehab patients and staff with presents.
Beijing Olympic venues not affected by quake
Olympic venues, including the unique "Bird's Nest" and "Water Cube", have not been affected by Monday's earthquake in Sichuan Province, said project designers.
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