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Paul Smith claims Newcastle takeover is ‘very close’
Newcastle United’s takeover appears to be on the verge of completion, at long last – if former Sunday Mirror chief writer Paul Smith is to be believed
Newcastle fans gush at compilation of Salomon Rondon’s Magpies stay
Loads of Newcastle fans have been reacting to a tweet showing some of Salomon Rondon’s best moments on Tyneside, and it’s fair to say they are missing
It could be a fast bouncy pitch, says curator
Kevin Mitchell, the groundsman from the Gabba, reckons that the pitch at the Cazaly Stadium in Cairns could turn out to be a bouncy oneSa'adi Tha
Wright likely to be given an extension
John Wright’s contract to coach the Indian team may be extended when his current tenure ends in September, according to Jagmohan Dalmiya, the presiden
Jack Grealish questions sentence for Wolves fan who racially abused Tammy Abraham
Aston Villa captain Jack Grealish has made his moral stance known on Twitter, following a controversial decision made regarding his former teammate.Ch
India explore double-spin option
Plans may still change if the weather gets heavy on Friday morning, but there are strong indications that the Indian strategy is veering around toward
Canada to play Windwards in Red Stripe opener
Canada will open its 2003-04 Red Stripe campaign with a match against the Windwards on October 2, 2003 in JamaicaCanadian Cricket Association10-Sep-20
Bangladesh take two-wicket win over Australian Academy
Bangladesh scored a two-wicket victory over the Commonwealth Bank Academy with six minutes to spare at Allan Border Field in Brisbane todayLynn McConn
Zimbabwe 'here to play cricket' says ZCU chairman
Peter Chingoka, the chairman of the Zimbabwe Cricket Union, said at Lord’stoday that the Zimbabwean players, who arrived for their two-Test tour ofEng
Little movement on Zimbabwe game
Australia’s World Cup cricket squad will arrive in southern Africa stillunsure whether its match in Zimbabwe will go ahead as scheduled.AAP29-Jan-2003