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Champions Tropny semifinals England put South Africa in to bat
England opted to field against South Africa in the first semifinal of the Champions Trophy at the Kennington Oval here Wednesday. South Africa: Colin Ingram, Hashim Amla, Faf du Plessis, AB de Villiers (captain), JP Duminy, David Miller, Ryan McLaren, Robin Peterson, Chris Morris, Rory Kleinveldt, Lonwabo Tsotsobe. England: Alastair Cook (captain), Ian Bell, Jonathan Trott, Joe Root, Eoin ...
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Proteas media backs England to convert Ashes distraction into motivation for CT semi
The South African media has said that England will try to convert the distraction of a looming Ashes series into motivation for Wednesday's first ICC Champions Trophy semi-final at the Oval against South Africa. According to Sport24, although the Champions Trophy is a distant second in importance to the clash with fierce rival Australia and defending the Ashes, England is hoping to see a place ...
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Dhonis men practice ahead of semi-final clash against Sri Lanka
The Indian cricket team with a clean record in the preliminary stages of the ongoing ICC Champions Trophy in England had a strenuous session at the nets in Cardiff ahead of Thursday's semi-final clash against Sri Lanka. With this practice session yesterday, the in form Indian players are confident of facing the Sri Lankan team. The players were busy in enhancing their skills at Glamorgan County ...
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Cook has never felt more nervous ahead of CT semi with Proteas
England captain Alastair Cook has admitted that he is 'he has never felt more nervous' ahead of the ICC Champions Trophy semi-final against South Africa, despite backing his team to withstand the pressure. Stating that the 'quarter-final' victory over New Zealand was most stressful moment of his reign, Cook said that he expected the Wednesday game to be worse, although he added that he is proud ...
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US Taliban to have direct peace talks
The US has decided to hold direct peace talks with the Taliban, senior White House officials have announced. The first meet is due to take place in the coming days in Qatar's capital, where the Taliban have opened their first official overseas office, BBC reported. US officials told reporters the first formal meeting between the US and Taliban representatives was expected to take place in Doha ...
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Champions Trophy Srinath match referee for first semifinal
Former India fast bowler Javagal Srinath was Tuesday appointed the match referee for the first Champions Trophy semifinal between England and South Africa at the Oval on Wednesday. Kumar Dharmasena and Rod Tucker are the on-field umpires while Bruce Oxenford and Steve Davis have been appointed as third and fourth umpires, International Cricket COuncil (ICC) said. Englishman Chris Broad has ...
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Assange Fit enough to stay in Londons Ecuadorean embassy for another five years
WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange has said that he is fit enough to spend another five years in the Ecuadorean embassy. According to the Guardian, Ecuador foreign minister Ricardo Patino said that neither London nor Quito was showing any signs of backing down and Assange's situation is totally 'unjust'. Assange who has been holed up in the embassy for nearly a year faces prosecution over sexual ...
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Community music and art festival promotes local talent
By Jaber Mohamed A community creative arts centre is to host a music and art festival to promote the work to talented people in the Alexandra Palace area. Everyone's Climbing Tree has organised its third AP and Beyond Art and Music Festival in Avenue Garden's, in Station Road. The two day event will take place on Saturday June 22 and Sunday June 23. There will be ...
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Jessie J Tinie Tempah and Ed Sheeran to perform at Stephen Lawrence concert
Stars including Jessie J, Tinie Tempah and Ed Sheeran to perform at Stephen Lawrence concert A LINE-UP of stars will perform at a concert for Stephen Lawrence in Greenwich. The show called Unity will be held at the O2 on September 29, to mark 20 years after the murder of teenager Stephen Lawrence in Eltham and champion youth and social empowerment. Artists including Emile Sande, ...
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Pupils get new sports kit for school trip to Ireland
St Joseph's Catholic Primary School pupils School pupils have been donated a new sports kit from a contractor for an exchange trip to Ireland. Harrow Borough Council contractor Keepmoat donated the new GAA football kits to St Joseph's Catholic Primary School, in Dobbin Close, Belmont. The new kits were worn by pupils from the school who took part in a GAA Football ...
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