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US Man, Convicted Of Murder, Executed Despite Objection From Victim's Family
A man convicted of murdering his ex-girlfriend was executed in the southern US state of Alabama on Thursday despite objections from the victim's family.
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3rd Test, Day 1: Hapless England's Ashes Dreams In Tatters As Australia Pounce
Ashes: England crashed to 185 all out on Day 1 of the third Test on Sunday. Australia then added to the visitor's pain by negotiating 16 overs to be 61 for one at stumps, trailing by only 124.
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Ashes 2017: Nathan Lyon Roars With James Vince Run-Out To Slow England On Day 1
Captain Joe Root and Alastair Cook both fell cheaply before the tourists reached 196 for four when bad light ended an attritional, rain-affected day.
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1st Test: Alastair Cook Puts England In Driver's Seat On Day 3
England were 119 for one in their second innings at stumps on the third day, a lead of 216 runs in this opening match of a four-Test series.
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Ashes mind games: Australia delays naming team to play England
Clarke, who is no longer a selector, said he knew the batting order for the top seven, but would not be announcing it until Thursday's start of the Gabba Test in Brisbane.
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The Ashes: Stuart Broad bowls England to victory by 74 runs and they win the series 3-0
Australia, set 299 to win, were well-placed at 168 for two but collapsed to 224 all out on the fourth day as paceman Stuart Broad took six wickets for 50 runs for a Test-best match haul of 11 for 121.
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US Man, Convicted Of Murder, Executed Despite Objection From Victim's Family
A man convicted of murdering his ex-girlfriend was executed in the southern US state of Alabama on Thursday despite objections from the victim's family.
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3rd Test, Day 1: Hapless England's Ashes Dreams In Tatters As Australia Pounce
Ashes: England crashed to 185 all out on Day 1 of the third Test on Sunday. Australia then added to the visitor's pain by negotiating 16 overs to be 61 for one at stumps, trailing by only 124.
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Ashes 2017: Nathan Lyon Roars With James Vince Run-Out To Slow England On Day 1
Captain Joe Root and Alastair Cook both fell cheaply before the tourists reached 196 for four when bad light ended an attritional, rain-affected day.
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1st Test: Alastair Cook Puts England In Driver's Seat On Day 3
England were 119 for one in their second innings at stumps on the third day, a lead of 216 runs in this opening match of a four-Test series.
-
Ashes mind games: Australia delays naming team to play England
Clarke, who is no longer a selector, said he knew the batting order for the top seven, but would not be announcing it until Thursday's start of the Gabba Test in Brisbane.
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The Ashes: Stuart Broad bowls England to victory by 74 runs and they win the series 3-0
Australia, set 299 to win, were well-placed at 168 for two but collapsed to 224 all out on the fourth day as paceman Stuart Broad took six wickets for 50 runs for a Test-best match haul of 11 for 121.
