| Hottest Gadgets at Mobile World Congress 2015
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 There was a lot of buzz about Samsung's sleek new Galaxy phones, LG and Huawei's smartwatches and virtual-reality headsets in this year's Mobile World Congress. The WSJ's Jonathan Cheng has the highlights.
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| Wednesday's gossip column
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 Liverpool keen on Vietto, Man Utd target Danilo, Guardiola says no to City, Foster apology, plus more.
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| How can Manchester United solve the Angel Di Maria problem?
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 Angel Di Maria reacts after a shambolic first-half performance against Sunderland at Old Trafford Angel Di Maria was signed by Manchester United last summer for a transfer fee of £59.7 million, the highest fee ever paid by a British club. He arrived amid a lot of fanfare and expectation. The Old Trafford faithful have always been fond of wingers, and when one such world class player comes along to grace the fabled no.7 shirt, then expectations are bound to be a notch higher. A lot of these expectations were met early in the season when the 2014 FIFA World Cup finalist scored 3 and assisted 4 goals in his first six appearances for the Red ...
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| Australia vs Afghanistan ICC Cricket World Cup 2015 match 26 at Perth: David Warner, Steven Smith complete 100-run stand for 2nd wicket
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 David Warner was approaching his fourth ODI century at the end of the 19th over © Getty Images (File Photo) David Warner and Steven Smith completed the 100-run partnership in 98 deliveries for the second wicket as Australia recovered from an early blow to progress to a score of 117 for the loss of one wicket at the end of 19 overs during their ICC Cricket World Cup 2015 match against Afghanistan at the WACA Ground in Perth on Wednesday. David Warner and Steven Smith were batting on scores of 85 and 22 respectively. Australia earlier lost the wicket of Aaron Finch for a score of four, with the batsman edging the delivery Nawroz Mangal at the slips off the bowling of Dawlat Zadran. ICC Cricket World Cup 2015: POINTS TABLE Australia were earlier put in to bat by Afghanistan captain Mohammad Nabi, a decision that was welcomed by the Australian skipper Michael Clarke. Clarke announced two changes for his playing eleven, with James Faulkner and Josh Hazlewood replacing Shane Watson and Pat Cummins. Afghanistan, ...
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, all countries ( USA, Great Britain, India, Australia, New Zealand ) (sources)
