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Newcastle United are very unlikely to sign winger Moussa Diaby in the January transfer window with his price set to…
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The Australian coach John Buchanan described the pitch at Chinnaswamy Stadium as 'terrible' as groundsmen scrubbed away the last remnants…
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Journalist Scott Murray noticed that the referee missed a potential penalty shout for Newcastle United in their clash Carabao Cup…
Read MorePlayer prosecuted for assault
Paul Riley, who represented Nottinghamshire Cricket Board in the 2003 C&G Trophy, is standing trial over an alleged assault of…
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Australia's left-arm spinner, Brad Hogg, has been ruled out of the remaining matches of the Champions Trophy, after sustaining a…
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