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Phillip Island Trophy tennis players terrorised by flocks of seagulls Updated East Coast Radio iStock That's perfectly fine, as long as they do not flock to a major sporting event bringing the game to a sudden halt. Unfortunately, one group of seagulls couldn't care less about the Phillip Island Trophy Women's Tennis match that was busy taking place in Melbourne, Australia.  As nighttime fell, the birds were swooping down during the second and third set. It turns out they weren't trying to join the game but instead were trying to rummage through the garbage for food. They were brave enough...

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Share via Social Media Somalia:UN silently crafting AMISOM's future without AU's input The UN is silently working out a new direction for the African Union force in Somalia (AMISOM) locking out the continent's voice as the mission which has been in operation for over a decade faces an uncertain future amid absence of stability in The UN is silently working out a new direction for the African Union force in Somalia (AMISOM) locking out the continent's voice as the mission which has been in operation for over a decade faces an uncertain future amid absence of stability in Somalia. ...

India's Rishabh Pant thanked the team management for keeping faith in him after his fourth-innings masterclass helped secured a memorable series-clinching victory in the final test against Australia on Tuesday.

Mohammed Siraj took his first five-wicket haul in just his third Test as India bowled Australia out for 294 to set up an enthralling final day of the four-match series in Brisbane on Monday.