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/ 28 April 2005

SA lose third men’s hockey Test

France pulled one back in the four-match men’s hockey series against South Africa in Port Elizabeth on Wednesday, winning the third Test 3-1 to keep alive their hopes of squaring the series. Going into the fourth match at the same venue on Thursday afternoon, the visitors trail the home team 2-1.

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/ 28 April 2005

Clijsters closes in on final

Belgium’s Kim Clijsters reached the quarterfinals of the WTA clay-court tournament in Warsaw, Poland, on Wednesday, defeating 18-year-old Maria Kirilenko of Russia 6-2, 6-1. Clijsters dominated most of the match, conceding her serve just once, immediately after taking a 2-0 lead.

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/ 28 April 2005

End may be in sight for Brumbies

The ACT Brumbies’ chances of remaining Super 12 rugby champions could end in this weekend’s 10th round. The injury-hit Brumbies, on a four-game losing streak and with 20 points from eight games, are tied for sixth place on a crowded championship table. They play the fifth-place Wellington Hurricanes on Saturday.

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/ 28 April 2005

SA to pile more misery on Windies

South Africa, with the series already wrapped up, will look to pile on more misery for the West Indies in the fourth and final Test starting in St John’s on Friday. South Africa closed out the series with an innings and 86-run triumph in the third Test to take an unbeatable 2-0 lead in the series, and reclaim the Sir Vivian Richards Trophy.

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/ 28 April 2005

Bidding war emerges over Concor

The share price of industrial and construction company Concor jumped 12,5% or R2,50 in early trade on Thursday after it emerged late on Tuesday that two rival construction groups — Murray & Roberts and Wilson Bayly Holmes-Ovcon are interested in taking over Concor.

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/ 28 April 2005

Enron accounting and ‘a shot of crack cocaine’

Within weeks of dazzling Wall Street by lying about the capabilities of its new broadband network, Enron faced a daunting task in living up to the hype. Kenneth Rice, the former head of the defunct broadband unit, said pressure escalated further when Enron stock jumped to from within a day of an analysts conference in January 2000.