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The Dukes pink ball at Lord's © Getty Images |
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Kevin Keegan and his coach Chris Hughton look on from the sideline © Getty Images |
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Joe Calzaghe closes down Bernard Hopkins © AP |
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Ashley Giles and Darren Maddy wrap up against the cold © Getty Images |
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Jahangir Khan holds the Olympic torch © Getty Images |
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Bernard Hopkins talking © PA Photos |
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Sir Alex Ferguson applauds as Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger walks off dejected at Old Trafford © Getty Images |
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