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Harry Kewell. (AAP)
Australia moves up several places in the world rankings after its Asian Cup qualifying match against Oman.
Stuart Clark. (AAP)
Dumped test paceman will take over from Simon Katich for Sheffield Shield clash.
Ryan Cross is replacing Digby Ioane as outside centre. (AAP)
Injury forces switch in centres for the Wallabies' clash against Scotland tonight.
(Getty)
A young, untried combination has recorded one of the fastest times ever in the World Cup.
Preston Campbell. (AAP)
Preston Campbell will be bursting with pride as he captains the Indigenous All Stars.
Michael Schumacher in 2003. (AAP)
Seven-time world champion not looking for a comeback, despite appeal from Mercedes GP.
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Lions, Demons to play AFL game in China Melbourne and Brisbane will play an AFL exhibition game in Shanghai next year, the first professional match to be played in China. ATP won't reopen Agassi drug case Andre Agassi will not face a doping case after admitting to using crystal meth in 1997, tour chairman Adam Helfant said on Friday. Leg injury interrupts Bogut's NBA season Australian Andrew Bogut has been ruled out for up to four weeks after suffering a lower left leg strain in Milwaukee's 99-85 win over New Jersey.
BASKETBALL: Bucks' Bogut to miss up to four weeksMilwaukee Bucks centre Andrew Bogut will be sidelined from two to four weeks with a strained ligament and bruise in his left leg. Palmer and Grinham progress in DohaSquash stalwarts David Palmer and Rachael Grinham kept the Australian flag flying high after the second round of the prestigious Qatar Classic. MOTORSPORT: Ambrose third in qualifying for finaleAustralian motor racing star Marcos Ambrose is poised to end the NASCAR season on a high, qualifying third for the Ford 400 at Homestead-Miami Speedway. UNION: IRB ref manager apologises to DickinsonInternational Rugby Board referees manager Paddy O'Brien has apologised to Australian match official Stuart Dickinson for publicly criticising his performance. GOLF: Senior wins Champions Tour Q-schoolAustralia's Peter Senior won the Champions Tour qualifying tournament by shooting a five under 66 for a three-stroke victory. FOOTBALL: World Cup party's over for PhoenixNewcastle coach Branko Culina is hoping to face a Wellington side on a World Cup comedown in Sunday's A-League clash at EnergyAustralia Stadium. GOLF: Rain plays havoc with LPGA Tour ChampSweden's Sophie Gustafson climbed within two shots of overnight leader Lorena Ochoa at the LPGA Tour Championship as rain wreaked havoc on the second round. AFL: Magpies re-sign with LexusLexus has scaled down its sponsorship of AFL club Collingwood in a modified new three-year deal. FOOTBALL: Bleiberg spared speech by LeckieIt took Adelaide United's rookie swingman Mathew Leckie to stop upstarts Gold Coast United going top. CRICKET: India draw after Gambhir, Tendulkar tonsGautam Gambhir made 114 and Sachin Tendulkar hit an unbeaten 100 as India batted out the final day to draw the first cricket Test against Sri Lanka.
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