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Herculean task for India 

Melbourne, Dec 28:
India were today set a daunting target of 499 to win the first cricket Test against Australia who put themselves firmly in the driver's seat with two full days at their disposal to deliver the knockout punch.
 
India take on US in Hopman Cup opener  

Perth, Dec 28:
The Indian team of Sania Mirza and Rohan Bopanna begin their Hopman Cup campaign against former champions and second seeds United States in the 20th edition of the prestigious mixed team event starting here on Saturday.
 
Can India defy history? 

Melbourne, Dec 28:
India has been left with a task which no Test team has ever achieved as Australia set a seemingly insurmountable target of 499 for the visitors to win the opening cricket Test here today.
 
India have time: Clarke 

Melbourne, Dec 28:
Australia's middle order batsman Michael Clarke did not put it beyond India to make a match of the target though he backed his bowlers to wrap up the opening cricket Test.
 
Kiwis wrap up Bangladesh One-day series 

Wellington, Dec 28:
New Zealand produced a solid all round performance to wrap up their three-match One-day series against Bangladesh with a 102-run victory under the Duckworth-Lewis system in the second game in Napier on Friday.
 
Bravo bundles out SA for 195 

Port Elizabeth, Dec 28:
Dwayne Bravo needed just seven deliveries after lunch to take the two remaining South African wickets and bundle them out for 195, giving West Indies a huge first-innings lead of 213.
 
Manchester City loses perfect home league record 

Manchester, Dec 28:
Manchester City lost its perfect record at home in the English Premier League on Thursday when Blackburn rallied to draw 2-2.
 
A 'Chak De' year for Indian hockey 

New Delhi, Dec 28:
Down in the dumps for the past few years, Indian hockey trod the path of resurgence that coincided with the revival of its fan following, largely due to the spell of magic cast by Bollywood blockbuster 'Chak De! India.'
 
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