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Football
FACTBOX-Soccer-Profiles of the Group B teams at Africa Cup of Nations
RABAT, Dec 16 (Reuters) - Factbox on Group B at the Africa Cup of Nations, which kicks off in Morocco on Sunday:
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Football
FACTBOX-Soccer-Profiles of the Group A teams at Africa Cup of Nations
RABAT, Dec 16 (Reuters) - Factbox on Group A at the Africa Cup of Nations, which kicks off in Morocco on Sunday:
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Cricket
Cricket-Khawaja overlooked as Australia captain Cummins, Lyon return for third Ashes test
ADELAIDE, Dec 16 (Reuters) - Captain Pat Cummins and spinner Nathan Lyon have returned to the Australia XI for the third Ashes test against England in Adelaide but opener Usman Khawaja has been left out, leaving his test career at a cross-roads.
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Football
Soccer-United boss Amorim rues team's lapses in concentration after draw with Bournemouth
MANCHESTER, England, Dec 15 (Reuters) - Manchester United boss Ruben Amorim conceded that repeated lapses in concentration are undermining his team's progress after Monday's chaotic 4-4 draw with Bournemouth at Old Trafford.
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A Winning Factor
The calm before the festive madness of the English Premier League
AFTER a tumultuous week for Arne Slot, the noise died down slightly on Saturday as Liverpool returned to winning ways following two consecutive Premier League draws.
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Football
Sabah coach De Marigny’s questions over debatable decisions linger
PETALING JAYA: Sabah coach Jean-Paul de Marigny did not want to sound like a sore loser but he insisted that there were a few incidents in the FA Cup final that were questionable.
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Football
Manuel for success
PETALING JAYA: With national winger Arif Aiman Hanapi out injured, Manuel Hidalgo had to step up for Johor Darul Ta'zim (JDT). And he did it in style.
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Badminton
Zafrul tells Rexy to stay put as missing SEA Games target a collective responsibility
BANGKOK: Stay put, Rexy Mainaky.
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Badminton
BAM must urgently fix singles gap before Thomas Cup, says Chong Wei
PETALING JAYA: No matter how strong Malaysia's doubles line-up may be, success in the team events still hinges on having reliable singles players who can deliver points.
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Badminton
Rosman keeping faith in Pearly-Thinaah to dig deep at season finale
BANGKOK: Can women's doubles shuttlers Pearly Tan-M. Thinaah push their tired bodies beyond the limit to end the season on a high at the World Tour Finals in Hangzhou starting tomorrow?
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Other Sports
The Thai hospitality – truly legendary
THAI hospitality is legendary – and the legend is true.
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Bowling
Sweet and bitter end for Natasha
BANGKOK: Frustration and gratitude can exist in the same moment – just ask national bowler Natasha Roslan (pic).
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Other Sports
Arysha – a girl born to ride
BANGKOK: Arysha Haya Kanda's earliest memories are not of playgrounds or classrooms. They are of stables.
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Gymnastics
‘Old girl’ as good as gold
BANGKOK: Ng Joe Ee is only 20 – but she feels like the old maid in the national rhythmic gymnastics team. But this "old girl" is as good as gold.
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Other Sports
Big-hearted Arif does it for ailing mum
BANGKOK: Petanque athlete Mohd Arif Muqri Mohd Sapini's thoughts are quite far away from the Thailand SEA Games – and on his mother who is now in hospital for a heart-related illness.
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Athletics
Andre’s giant leap
BANGKOK: Repeat, repeat, repeat, Andre Anura Anuar kept muttering under his breath.
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Athletics
60-year dream comes true with Calvin
BANGKOK: Singapore's Calvin Quek (pic) finally turned promise into achievement to deliver Singapore's first gold medal in 60 years in the men's 400m hurdles.
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Athletics
Future’s bright as silver
BANGKOK: Malaysia's young 4x100m quartet announced themselves as the nation's hope for the future, winning the silver medal and shattering the national record at the Supachalasai Stadium.
