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Cricket: Ponting smashes TV after runout - report
Australian captain Ricky Ponting smashed a television set after being run out during their World Cup match against Zimbabwe, a local official claimed on Tuesday.
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Cricket: World Cup opened in Dhaka
The 10th Cricket World Cup has been launched following a $40 million opening ceremony in Bangladesh.
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Singh vows to stay and fight
India's Prime Minister, Manmohan Singh, a man who came to office with a clean reputation, has been forced to deny rumours he is to stand down amid a growing corruption scandal that has engulfed his government.
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Cricket: Spin pivotal to World Cup says Taylor
Ross Taylor has acknowledged the importance of spin as the Black Caps prepare for their final pre-World Cup warm-up match against India.
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Indian odyssey
Travel in India is exciting but not for the faint-hearted. Chris Reed journeys through three regions.
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Cricket: Franklin content with bowling role
Black Caps all rounder James Franklin believes his days of opening the bowling are over.
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French polish (+recipes)
Keen to impress on Valentine's Day? Knock your beloved's socks off with a classic Gallic dish.
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<i>Gill South</i>: Keeping on top of skin cancer
Gill South gets her moles checked by an Auckland expert dedicated to the cause.
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Cricket: Monsoon rain moves warm-up matches
Heavy monsoon rains have forced the International Cricket Council to move World Cup warm-up matches from Sri Lanka's Pallekele stadium, tournament organisers said Thursday.
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Beauty: A fair go for all faces
It's getting easier for darker skinned women to find makeup that suits, but equal choice is still a work in progress.
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Southee opts for mid-air leg before cricket
Rumours were rife yesterday that one of NZ's rep cricketers had found a different kind of form in the airspace over the Indian Ocean.
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Southee cleared of wrongdoing over plane incident
Black Caps management has cleared player Tim Southee of alleged lewd behaviour on a flight from Sydney to Dubai.
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Black Cap involved in alleged incident on plane
A passenger on an Emirates flight says a Black Caps player has been involved in an incident with a woman on a flight between Sydney and Dubai.
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Cricket: Hussey, Hauritz out of World Cup
Veteran batsman Mike Hussey and spinner Nathan Hauritz have been forced out Australia's World Cup squad by injury.
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Cricket: Williamson to miss flight
Black Caps batsman Kane Williamson will not leave on today's flight with the team to India for the ICC Cricket World Cup 2011.
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Cricket: One-day win offers hope for World Cup
The thick fog which had settled over New Zealand's one-day game has lifted, if just a shade.
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From chaos to creation
Max Gimblett is one of our most beloved painters. Rebecca Barry met him in his New York studio and learned about his creative process.