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'Proud to be Australian'
Melbourne welcomes Cricket World Cup winnersThe city of Melbourne came to a virtual standstill Wednesday as it welcomed home Australia's World Cup winning cricket team. An estimated 150,000 fans lined the streets to cheer their heroes on, as the team went by in convertibles during a ticker-tape parade. "These are times that the players will never forget," Australia's captain Steve Waugh said. | |||
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Pakistan to investigate CWC fixing allegations Charges that Pakistan deliberately lost the World Cup final are to be investigated by the prime minister's Accountability Bureau. FULL STORY | ||
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Australian cricketer gets World Cup memorabilia back Michael Bevan's prized World Cup memorabilia was retrieved after his manager paid a reward to an anonymous man in a Sydney parking lot. FULL STORY | ||
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Lance Klusener named man of Cricket World Cup With a an average of 140.5 runs and 17 wickets, South Africa's Lance Klusener was awarded the title of Man of the Tournament in the World Cup. FULL STORY | ||
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Trophy is first permanent prize in game's history The World Cup trophy, crafted in silver and gilt, took two months to prepare and is the first permanent prize in the history of the tournament. FULL STORY | ||
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South Africa mourns semifinal defeat The pages of South African newspapers were laden with melancholy Friday over the national teams failure to qualify for the World Cup final. FULL STORY | ||
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