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  1. A bad bounce may have ended the baseball career of Ron Pietila, but it opened the door for the Bonita Vista soccer coach to achieve success few have found walking the high school sidelines. Ron Pietila covered his left eye with his left hand. Full Article at San Diego Union-Tribune

  2. India's wealthiest man Mukesh Ambani has denied a British newspaper report that he was in a race to take over Liverpool. But another Indian businessman reportedly in the running for the Merseyside club appeared more circumspect. Full Article at The World Game

  3. Former Test stars Damien Fleming (fast bowler) and Kerry O'Keeffe (leg spinner) have both called for a dramatic overhaul of the limited overs schedule, as they feel that fans are deserting this format for the fresher Twenty20 model. Full Article at Webindia123

  4. New Delhi, Feb 9 – He made his first big screen appearance this year in a cameo in ‘Dulha Mil Gaya’. Full Article at India Talkies

  5. West Indies' struggles against Australia continued today after they were bowled out for just 170 in the second one-day international in Adelaide. Full Article at Sporting Life

  6. London: England are "flirting with danger" by resting Andrew Strauss for the tour to Bangladesh, according to former Australian leg-spinner Shane Warne. Full Article at DNA India

  7. MORE than 70 arrests have been made so far in an operation to clear up 4,000 unsolved Notts crimes. The 20-strong team of detectives and other police officers on Operation Resolve have been focussing on "shelved'' crimes from the last two years. Full Article at This Is Nottingham

  8. MORE than 70 arrests have been made so far in an operation to clear up 4,000 unsolved Notts crimes. The 20-strong team of detectives and other police officers on Operation Resolve have been focussing on "shelved'' crimes from the last two years. Full Article at This Is Nottingham

  9. MORE than 70 arrests have been made so far in an operation to clear up 4,000 unsolved Notts crimes. The 20-strong team of detectives and other police officers on Operation Resolve have been focussing on "shelved'' crimes from the last two years. Full Article at This Is Nottingham

  10. MORE than 70 arrests have been made so far in an operation to clear up 4,000 unsolved Notts crimes. The 20-strong team of detectives and other police officers on Operation Resolve have been focussing on "shelved'' crimes from the last two years. Full Article at This Is Nottingham

  11. MORE than 70 arrests have been made so far in an operation to clear up 4,000 unsolved Notts crimes. The 20-strong team of detectives and other police officers on Operation Resolve have been focussing on "shelved'' crimes from the last two years. Full Article at This Is Nottingham

  12. MORE than 70 arrests have been made so far in an operation to clear up 4,000 unsolved Notts crimes. The 20-strong team of detectives and other police officers on Operation Resolve have been focussing on "shelved'' crimes from the last two years. Full Article at This Is Nottingham

  13. MORE than 70 arrests have been made so far in an operation to clear up 4,000 unsolved Notts crimes. The 20-strong team of detectives and other police officers on Operation Resolve have been focussing on "shelved'' crimes from the last two years. Full Article at This Is Nottingham

  14. MORE than 70 arrests have been made so far in an operation to clear up 4,000 unsolved Notts crimes. The 20-strong team of detectives and other police officers on Operation Resolve have been focussing on "shelved'' crimes from the last two years. Full Article at This Is Nottingham

  15. Mumbai: Bollywood filmmaker Karan Johar is relieved after the Mumbai police commissioner gave him an assurance Tuesday that his movie "My Name Is Khan" will release in the financial capital without any disruption. Full Article at Samaylive.com

  16. MORE than 70 arrests have been made so far in an operation to clear up 4,000 unsolved Notts crimes. The 20-strong team of detectives and other police officers on Operation Resolve have been focussing on "shelved'' crimes from the last two years. Full Article at This Is Nottingham

  17. MORE than 70 arrests have been made so far in an operation to clear up 4,000 unsolved Notts crimes. The 20-strong team of detectives and other police officers on Operation Resolve have been focussing on "shelved'' crimes from the last two years. Full Article at This Is Nottingham

  18. MORE than 70 arrests have been made so far in an operation to clear up 4,000 unsolved Notts crimes. The 20-strong team of detectives and other police officers on Operation Resolve have been focussing on "shelved'' crimes from the last two years. Full Article at This Is Nottingham

  19. Shanewarne blew into Lord's in a spinball blizzard with an icy blast for England captain Andrew Strauss and his deputy Alastair Cook. Full Article at Mirror.co.uk

  20. Mumbai, Feb 9 (ANI): Despite the verbal battle between Bollywood actor Shahrukh Khan and Shiv Sena activists coming to an end, Bollywood filmmaker Karan Johar is taking no chances ahead of the release of his film 'My Name is Khan' and has met Mumbai... Full Article at Newstrack India

  21. London, Feb.9 (ANI): Billionaire Indian businessman Mukesh Ambani and Sahara Group chairman Subrata Roy have reportedly set their sights on buying debt-ravaged Liverpool FC from their American owners Tom Hicks and George Gillett Junior. Full Article at Newstrack India

  22. Gloucestershire CCC bowler Steve Kirby feels confident the future of English cricket is in safe hands. Full Article at This is Bristol

  23. MORE than 70 arrests have been made so far in an operation to clear up 4,000 unsolved Notts crimes. The 20-strong team of detectives and other police officers on Operation Resolve have been focussing on "shelved'' crimes from the last two years. Full Article at This Is Nottingham

  24. A majority of the new set of guidelines impose strict restrictions on TV channels, websites and magazines in a deviation from those in place for 2008, the Times of India newspaper reported. Full Article at ESPN STAR Sports

  25. Melbourne: Australian fast bowler Peter Siddle will not play for at least five months, as he is out with a back injury. Full Article at DNA India

  26. South Africa will play an additional Twenty20 international on their tour of the West Indies in May-June, the West Indies Cricket Board has confirmed. Full Article at Cricinfo.com

  27. ISLAMABAD: The National Assembly Standing Committee on Sports has thrown its support behind the cricketers who are under fire after the Australian cricket series debacle. Full Article at Dawn

  28. Doug Bollinger fired out West Indian captain Chris Gayle with the first ball of the match and returned to help gobble up the tail as Australia made a mess of the visitors' batting at Adelaide Oval. Full Article at The Age

  29. With the one-dayers against Bangladesh in the bag, New Zealand captain Daniel Vettori has set his sights on the tougher assignment of hosting Australia for a full series staring February 26. Full Article at Cricinfo.com

  30. Mumbai, Feb 9: After Bollywood star Shahrukh Khan, Shiv Sena supremo Bal Thackeray's anger has again returned to target Congress General Secretary Rahul Gandhi. He went on to dub Gandhi's recent Mumbai's visit as the 'funeral procession of Congress' Full Article at OneIndia

  31. After targeting actor Shah Rukh Khan over his so-called "anti-national" remarks on inclusion of Pakistan players in IPL, Shiv Sena has now turned its guns on management guru Arindam Chaudhuri, over his "make Mumbai a Union Territory" demand. Full Article at Hindustan Times

  32. A majority of the new set of guidelines impose strict restrictions on TV channels, websites and magazines in a deviation from those in place for 2008. Full Article at ESPN STAR Sports

  33. Eyeing a world game...the Rajasthan Royals. (file photo)

    Cricket Victoria has confirmed it has received a proposal to align with the Rajasthan Royals Indian Premier League (IPL) team. The Shane Warne-coached Royals have announced the creation of a global Twenty20 franchise. Full Article at ABC Online

  34. The Sydney Morning Herald quoted the 25-year-old, as saying he had suffered a thoracic back problem, which had gradually worsened to the point where it had become too painful to bowl. Full Article at New Kerala

  35. Shane Warne (right) with team-mates during an IPL match in Cape Town in April 2009. Warne said he wished he was "20 years younger" as he helped unveil plans for a new global Twenty20 alliance. Full Article at DreamCricket.com

  36. Pics:SRK, Kajol create history at NASDAQ Special:My Name is Khan Pics:King Khan's princely deal Pics:SRK back home Pics:SRK reel hero, real controversy The stand-off between the Shiv Sena and Shah Rukh Khan may have faded away. Full Article at NDTV

  37. The IPL and news organizations are set to be at loggerheads with the IPL coming out with new media guidelines for the coverage of the event. Full Article at NDTV

  38. Shahrukh Khan's latest offering My Name is Khan is in for another big trouble with the Vishwa Hindu Parishad (VHP) calling for a nationwide boycott of the film. Full Article at OneIndia

  39. The IPL and news organizations are set to be at loggerheads with the IPL coming out with new media guidelines for the coverage of the event. Full Article at NDTV

  40. The stand-off between the Shiv Sena and Shah Rukh Khan may have faded away. But the trouble hasn't ended for SRK's new film, My Name is Khan, scheduled for release on Friday. Full Article at NDTV

  41. New Zealand captain Daniel Vettori has described rookie left-arm fast bowler Andy McKay as one of the quickest bowlers in the country and even put him on par with Shane Bond. Full Article at Cricinfo.com

  42. Australian fast bowler Peter Siddle has denied that his five-month lay-off with a serious back injury is because of the heavy workload he has carried this season. Full Article at Sportal Australia

  43. Australian cricketers Adam Gilchrist (right) and Andrew Symonds during an IPL match in Johannesburg in May 2009. Full Article at DreamCricket.com

  44. Co-owner of Rajasthan Royals, Manoj Badale, chats with Dimitri Mascarenhas, Cape Town, April 15, 2009

    Manoj Badale of the Royals (left): a plan that leaves more to the imagination that Stanford could ever bear to hold back © Getty Images What connects Salzgitter in Germany, Ocotal in Nicaragua, Torun in Poland and Murcia in Spain? Full Article at Cricinfo.com

  45. CRICKET South Africa’s decision to fire the SOS flare in the direction of Charl Langeveldt may have seemed logical to some, but there would have been some puzzled minds among Chevrolet Warriors supporters. Full Article at The Herald Online

  46. Michael Parlane, Northern Districts, debut 1992-93 The definitive first-class journeyman and the obvious choice for the captaincy. The older Parlane brother is the longest-serving current first-class player in New Zealand. Full Article at Cricinfo.com

  47. So Sherlyn Chopra has booked her seat at VVIP box, so have u booked it? Sex siren Sherlyn Chopra, who has been targeting the youths through her sex appeal has now bowled out Shahrukh Khan! Full Article at OneIndia

  48. Maharashtra Chief Minister Ashok Chavan Monday dared the Vishwa Hindu Parishad (VHP) to stop the screening of Shah Rukh Khan's "My Name Is Khan", and said he will watch the movie with his family after the rightwing Hindu group threatened to disrupt... Full Article at India Times Movies

  49. Posted: Feb 09, 2010 at 0228 hrs IST Mumbai Three Shiv Sena legislators complained Monday that their police security cover had been withdrawn, and accused the Congress-NCP of getting back at them for their recent opposition to... Full Article at Expressindia.com

  50. Posted: Feb 08, 2010 at 1029 hrs IST New Delhi A day after NCP chief Sharad Pawar met Shiv Sena supremo Bal Thackeray, the Congress on Monday fired a fresh salvo against the Agriculture Minister reminding him of his... Full Article at Expressindia.com

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