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    Reuters Sports Schedule at 0001 GMT on Friday

    Reuters|
    Dec 29, 2017, 05.35 AM IST
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    Reuters sports schedule at 0001 GMT on Friday:

    CRICKET

    The Ashes: Australia v England, fourth test

    Cook double-century has England in command

    MELBOURNE - England were bowled out for 491 on the first ball of day four of the fourth Ashes test at the Melbourne Cricket Ground on Friday, taking a first innings lead of 164 runs over Australia. England opener Alastair Cook carried his bat through the innings and finished on 244 not out. (CRICKET-ASHES/ (PIX), expect throughout, by Ian Ransom)

    SOCCER

    Serie A

    Leaders Napoli visit Crotone

    MILAN - Serie A leaders Napoli visit lowly Crotone where a win will guarantee that they reach the halfway mark at the top of the table. (SOCCER-ITALY, expect by 2200 GMT/5 PM ET, 300 words)

    Premier League

    We will bring you all the build-up to the weekend matches with coverage of team news and injury updates plus the managers' news conferences. (SOCCER-ENGLAND-TEAM/, expect throughout)

    Sanchez double ensures Wenger can enjoy landmark night

    LONDON - Arsene Wenger celebrated another landmark night in his garlanded Premier League career as an Alexis Sanchez double inspired his Arsenal charges to a pulsating 3-2 win at Crystal Palace on Thursday. (SOCCER-ENGLAND/, moved, 500 words)

    OLYMPICS

    Ice hockey without borders, Canada gives Korea an assist

    SEOUL - What does it mean to represent your country at the Olympics? For Brock Radunske, that question requires some contemplation given the towering, blond-haired Canadian will be suiting-up for South Korea's ice hockey team at the 2018 Winter Games. (OLYMPICS-2018/NATURALISATION (FEATURE, TV, PIX), expect by 0800 GMT/3 AM ET, by Peter Rutherford, 900 words)

    NBA

    Rockets seek to avoid fourth straight loss

    The James Harden-led Houston Rockets try to put a three-game mini-slump behind them when they visit the East-leading Boston Celtics in one of five games on the National Basketball Association schedule. (BASKETBALL-NBA/HIGHLIGHTS, expect by 0700 GMT/2 AM ET, by The Sports Xchange, 400 words)

    NHL

    Canadiens face Lightning storm as league-leading Tampa Bay host Montreal

    The middling Montreal Canadiens will have their work cut out when they visit the league-leading Tampa Bay Lightning (26-7-2), while the top two teams in the Pacific Division battle as the Vegas Golden Knights visit the Los Angeles Kings in two of the seven games on the National Hockey League schedule. (ICEHOCKEY-NHL/HIGHLIGHTS, expect by 0200 GMT/9 PM ET, by The Sports Xchange, 500 words)

    NORTH AMERICAN SPORTS

    Roundups of off-field developments in the major North American professional sports leagues. (expect by 0100 GMT/8 PM ET, by The Sports Xchange, 500 words)

    ALPINE SKIING

    Women's World Cup Giant Slalom

    LIENZ, Austria - American Mikaela Shiffrin is way ahead of the field in the overall standings ahead of the Lienz Giant Slalom after her victory in Thursday's slalom. (ALPINE-SKIING/WOMEN (PIX), expect by 1500 GMT/10 AM ET, 300 words)

    Men's World Cup combined

    BORMIO, Italy - Italy's Dominic Paris will be looking to add victory in the Bormio combined event to his downhill win on Thursday. (ALPINE-SKIING/MEN (PIX), expect by 1600 GMT/11 AM ET, 300 words)

    2017 IN REVIEW

    TENNIS

    Serena, Fed and Rafa make it landmark year for the greats

    LONDON - Serena Williams needed just one January fortnight to underline her greatness before Roger Federer and Rafael Nadal then spent the rest of 2017 reminding us of why tennis really is still basking in its age of sporting wonders. (TENNIS-YEARENDER/ (PIX), by Ian Chadband, moved, 687 words)

    RUGBY

    North closes gap but All Blacks remain the benchmark

    SYDNEY - A humdinger of a British and Irish Lions series in New Zealand was the highlight of the test rugby year and although it finished all square, the All Blacks remain the benchmark in international rugby. (RUGBY-UNION-YEARENDER/, expect by 0800 GMT/3 AM ET, by Nick Mulvenney, 600 words)

    MOTOR RACING

    Hamilton joins Vettel in the fight for fifth title

    LONDON - Formula One entered a new era in 2017 and next year promises another first even if Mercedes and Lewis Hamilton keep on winning. (MOTOR-F1-YEARENDER/ (PIX), moved on Dec 28, by Alan Baldwin, 717 words)

    GOLF

    "Lexi' rule dominates golf chatter in 2017

    A rules violation prompted an overhaul of the controversial trial-by-television rule in 2017, and the ascendancy of youth continued unabated, all the while played against a backdrop of a certain 14-times major champion whose occasional health updates kept his fans hopeful that a comeback awaits. (GOLF-YEARENDER/PIX), moved on Dec 28, by Andrew Both, 719 words) (Asia desk editor: Nick Mulvenney)

    (This story has not been edited by economictimes.com and is auto–generated from a syndicated feed we subscribe to.)
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