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EDS has refuted claims that an employee was arrested following a punch-up that ensued after the worker was told they lost their job on Monday.
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Left-arm paceman Zaheer Khan claimed a five-wicket haul, but not before Michael Hussey had steered Australia to a position of strength on the second day of the first Test here. Zaheer picked up three quick wickets shortly after tea as Australia were bowled out for an impressive 430.
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MIAMI (AP) -- Helio Castroneves can leave the country for an IndyCar event this month in Australia after a federal judge agreed Friday to modify bail conditions on tax charges the driver's facing....
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India lose two early wickets on day three as they chase Australia's 430 in Bangalore.
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Freed Managing Director of the NigerianAviation Handling Company(NAHCO) Plc, Mr Sule Bates, was yesterday re-arrested by the operatives of the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission(EFCC) at the headquarters of the company yesterday in Ikeja. Three other officials of the organisation
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India close on 313-8 in reply to Australia's 430 in Bangalore on day three of the first Test.
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Harbhajan leads Indian revival after four wickets from Mitchell Johnson leaves hosts with backs to wall.
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INDIA staged a strong fightback, led by Harbhajan Singh who made 54, to finish at 8-312 before bad light stopped play on day three of the first Test in Bangalore.
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Australia's batsmen regained control of the first test against India on a difficult pitch today, taking the visitors to 193 for five at the close of the fourth day.
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Shane Watson and Brad Haddin shared a crucial 65-run partnership to help Australia retain the initiative as it struggled to 193 for 5 wickets Sunday, taking a lead of 263 into the final day of the first cricket test against India.
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Australia and New Zealand gave a blanket guarantee to all bank deposits in a move likely to raise pressure on other economies to do the same.
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Police make a number of arrests after three men suffer stab wounds during a disturbance in Gateshead.
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Australia extend their lead to 263 runs over India at the end of day four of the first Test.
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Australia and New Zealand launched co-ordinated plans to safeguard their banking systems on Sunday, hoping to stem heavy losses suffered by their currencies and markets last week.
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Australia 430 ? 1935 lead India 360 by 263 runsAustralia lead India by 263 going into final morning of first Test.
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Day Four Aus 430 ? 1935 v India 360Ricky Ponting faced tricky decision on likely target for India after hosts clawed their way back.
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AUSTRALIA establish a healthy lead of 263 at stumps on day four of the First Test against India. Read on for all the action as it unfolded.
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Oct. 12 - Australia's Prime Minister announces plans for the government to guarantee bank deposits for the next three years.
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Shane Watson was confident last night that a strong showing from Australia's bowlers today would enable them to win the first Test against India. All-rounder Watson played a leading role as Australia fought back to finish day four on 193 for 5, with a lead of 263.
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Australia need seven Indian wickets in the final session to of the fifth day of the first Test in Bangalore against Australia.
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Final day report will appear here.
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AUSTRALIA have declared on the final day of the first Border-Gavaskar Tropy Test against India in Bangalore. The hosts have lost four wickets and are trying to save the match. Follow the action with foxsports.com.au's commentary.
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HISTORY must repeat itself for Australia to claim a tense first Test victory after collapsing to give India a most unlikely chance at M.Chinnaswamy Stadium in Bangalore.
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Ishant Sharma and Harbhajan Singh claimed two wickets apiece as India checked Australia's hopes of winning the first Test in Bangalore.
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Beirut - The Lebanese army says troops have arrested members of a terrorist group allegedly involved in recent bombings in northern Lebanon.
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Lebanese authorities on Sunday arrested a "terrorist network" behind deadly bomb attacks in Tripoli, the army said. "Several members of a terrorist cell involved in the recent explosions in Tripoli have been arrested," the army said in a statement. The
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The Australian and New Zealand governments announced measures to lessen the impact of the global financial market rout on their banking systems, over the weekend. The move came in response to similar efforts agreed by G-7 nations to stabilize financial markets and restore the flow of credit, to support global economic growth.
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Human Rights groups have said that the militia leader, Ali Muhammad Ali Abd-al-Rahman, personally led attacks on civilians and ordered entire villages to be burned to the ground and the women in them raped.
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Sachin Tendulkar fell 14 runs short of equaling the test run-scoring world record Monday but played a key role in helping India draw the first cricket test against Australia.
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Police arrest six people as they investigate an early morning sex attack on a woman in an town centre alley.
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