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                      Saturday Jan 28 14:11 AEDT
                      Australian players celebrate winning the Fourth Test. (Getty)
                      Australia have thrashed India by 298 runs in the Fourth Test at the Adelaide Oval to complete a four-nil series sweep.
                      Novak Djokovic falls to the ground after the win. (Getty)
                      Novak Djokovic will shoot for a slice of history in the Australian Open final after outlasting Andy Murray.
                      Black Caviar. (AAP)
                      Black Caviar notched win number 17 and keeped her unbeaten record intact at Moonee Valley.
                      Anton Ferdinand. (Getty)
                      British police are investigating after a bullet was reportedly posted to QPR centre-back Anton Ferdinand.
                      Tiger Woods. (AAP)
                      Tiger Woods is two shots off the pace after two rounds of the Abu Dhabi Championship.
                      Stirling Mortlock. (AAP-file)
                      Rebels skipper Stirling Mortlock may play past this season but will wait until mid-season to make a decision.
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                      Magnussen dominant in SA State Champs World 100m freestyle champion James Magnussen sounded a warning ahead of Olympic trials with a bug win at the South Australian champs. Heat, Bite pull level in ABL finals Defending Australian Baseball League champions Perth Heat squared up their post-season series against the Melbourne Aces with a win. Hawks wind back clock to thump Tigers Ayinde Ubaka and the new-look Hawks carved out a commanding win over the Melbourne Tigers in Wollongong to end a horror run at home.
                      GOLF: Wright clubhouse leader at NSW Open golfLindsay Wright has taken the clubhouse lead at the women's NSW Open golf with an impressive six-under-par 66. TENNIS: Murray feels closer than ever to majorScot Andy Murray finally feels mentally ready to land his first grand slam title despite falling to Novak Djokovic in the Australian Open semi-finals. CRICKET: Cricketers say no corruption in AustraliaA poll in Inside Cricket magazine indicates players don't think spot-fixing is an issue in Australia's domestic cricket. SURFING: Ironman battle set for PerthAli Day has a four-point buffer going into the Perth fourth-round leg of the Australian Ironman series. CRICKET: No Indian cricket retirements: officialAn Indian cricket team official says no senior player in the squad will be retiring despite the 4-0 Test series loss to Australia. CRICKET: Pakistan fight hard as England chase winPakistan battle to avoid conceding England a series-levelling win after Monty Panesar proves threatening with three wickets in the second Test. CRICKET: Broad, Ali expect tight finish to Second TestEngland paceman Stuart Broad and Pakistan batsman Azhar Ali Friday expect a tight finish to the second Test between their teams, saying even a 150-run target will be tricky to chase. FOOTBALL: Spurs, Everton win FA Cup matchesTottenham and Everton have moved into the last 16 of the FA Cup with fourth round victories. CRICKET: Injured NZ skipper out of Zimbabwe seriesA calf strain has ruled New Zealand skipper Ross Taylor out of the Test series against Zimbabwe. FOOTBALL: Perth Glory worried about rival poachingPerth Glory face a desperate battle to retain a host of key A-League players when they cut back on player payments next season.
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