Dollar recovers lost ground; Aussie slips after RBA holds rates
By Rae Wee SINGAPORE (Reuters) -The U.S. dollar regained some ground on Tuesday and hovered near a one-week high against a basket of currencies, while the Australian dollar fell after its central bank Key Points
ThePrintAustralia 101: How to win a final
Permutation, combination, and utter disintegration of the opposition. Havent the men from Down Under always been such know-alls of the cricket world! Just ask South Africa, their opposition from the penultimate match. Or the Indian squad from 2003. For, this one also brought back the feeling of ‘all is lost. The feeling that a whole nation was familiar with – whenever Sachin Tendulkar walked back to the pavilion early (happened in 2003 final too). Key Points
Economic TimesSpain or England — who will win women's football World Cup?
Today's finalists Spain have shown incredible determination after leaving star players behind and then getting blown away by Japan. They take on England, who started slow, but have hit their stride. And while England will be favourites, many Aussie fans at Sydney's Stadium Australia today will be supporting La Rojas, eager to avenge their loss. Key Points
The Economic TimesAustralia stretch overall lead to 374 vs India at lunch on Day 4
Australia had to battle hard to get 78 runs in 26 overs from the morning session with Alex Carey going strong at 41 off 61 balls. Mitchel Starc was unbeaten on 11 at the other end. Key Points
Economic Times'Not sure about Hardik but India's pace attack has...': Aaron Finch on WTC final
The Virat Kohli-led side had lost to the Black Caps two years back in the WTC final. But former Aussie captain Aaron Finch feels that history won't repeat when Rohit Sharma's men head to London for the WTC final against Australia. | Cricket Key Points
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