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/ 20 December 2004

SA cricketers bounce back

South Africa fought back brilliantly on the third day of the first Castle Lager/MTN Test against England at St George’s Park on Sunday to finish the day with a small lead and nine wickets in hand, with two days left to play. South Africa looked down and out at the end of the second day, with England on 227 for one.

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/ 20 December 2004

Cantona opposes Man United takeover

Manchester United soccer great Eric Cantona has joined the chorus of opposition to Malcolm Glazer’s intended takeover of the club. With Glazer reportedly putting together a second takeover offer some time this week, the French star told Man United fans on their own television station that Glazer should ”stay in America and buy Coca-Cola”.

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/ 20 December 2004

Argentinian likely to return to Sundowns

Argentinian Oscar Fullone is most likely to rejoin South Africa’s most expensively assembled football outfit, Mamelodi Sundowns. This follows speculation current coach Paul Dolezar is on his way out following a series of poor results in the past few days. Most recent was a shock 2-1 defeat by Black Leopards on Saturday.

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/ 20 December 2004

Rare goal leads Arsenal to victory

Sol Campbell scored a rare goal from 25 yards on Sunday as Arsenal captured a 1-0 victory at Portsmouth to regain second place in the Premier League and cut Chelsea’s lead to five points. Everton dropped two points on Saturday when they were held 0-0 by struggling Blackburn.

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/ 20 December 2004

Jones puts England in command

Simon Jones, with an impressive spell of four wickets for 18 runs in seven overs and one delivery, put England in command of the first Castle Lager/MTN Test against South Africa at St George’s Park on Monday. The afternoon session turned into a nightmare as Jones cut a swathe through the South African batting order.

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/ 20 December 2004

Celtic add to Cosmos’ woes

Bloemfontein Celtic added woes to the troubled Jomo Cosmos when they beat them 2-1 in a Premier Soccer League match at the Royal Bafokeng Stadium in Phokeng on Sunday. Cosmos are hanging at second from the bottom of the log after they suffered their sixth defeat.

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/ 20 December 2004

Sundowns sack coach

Mamelodi Sundowns on Monday sacked coach Paul Dolezer. In making the shock announcement, Downs president and owner Patrice Motsepe named Argentinian Angel Cappa as his successor and also appointed fellow Argentinian Oscar Fullone as his new technical director.

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/ 19 December 2004

Sky is the limit for Indian textile industry

India’s textile and garment makers are cranking up capacity ahead of the lifting of global import quotas at the end of this year as they seek to cash in on a market in which the sky will be the limit. India is expected to be one of the winners of the phasing out of three-decade-old rules that have curbed exports of textiles and clothing from poor nations.