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topFootloose: six feet under investigation as another limb makes landfall
It's the mystery that has police in Canada's British Columbia wracking their brains for leads on. All they have is six feet, none related, all variously shod in socks, shoes and all washed ashore on islands in the Strait of Georgia.
Police in Canada's British Columbia reckon they have a theory to explain why six 'disarticulated' feet have washed ashore on that region's coastline.
Cricket's switch-hit turns fans inside out
It's a stroke (literally) of brilliance by England cricketer Kevin Pietersen that has got cricket bloggers talking about whether a batsman changing his stance - literally going from being a left to right hander - is legal or not.
Cricket fans are abuzz about the MCC's decision to decree England batting ace Kevin Pietersen's remarkable switch-hit legal.
"MCC believes that the 'switch-hit' stroke is exciting for the game of cricket. Indeed, the stroke conforms to the Laws of Cricket and will not be legislated against", read the MCC's statement overnight.
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