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chase
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chase
pursuit of a lure on a racetrack or of a dragged hare in a field by a Greyhound.
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Summary: Ricky Ponting hit a majestic century as Australia chased down a target of 300 at Trent Bridge in the fifth one-day international.
Ponting leads by example by Independent Television News Limited (ITN)
RICKY PONTING hit a majestic century as Australia chased down a victory target of 300 under the Trent Bridge lights T in the fifth NatWest one-day international last might.
England suffer; CRICKET by Coventry Evening Telegraph (England)
Birchencliffe batted first and scored a decent 177-7 to guarantee them at least a point, but unfortunately for them Nortonthorpe have been in good form with the bat, especially Elliot Hirst who scored his second century of the season, this time 103 not out, and they chased down the required total for the loss of just four wickets as the game was won with a six.
Nortonthorpe edge it; Last pair hold nerve to claim points by Huddersfield Daily Examiner (Huddersfield, England)
 
 
 
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