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  • Bopara hails England as Aussies lose again

    July 1, 2012

    ENGLAND batsman Ravi Bopara said last night that the country has never had a better one-day side, after he helped his team-mates to a comfortable win against Australia at the Oval yesterday. The home team won by six wickets, waltzing to 252-4 with more than four overs left to go. Earlier in the day Australia [...]

  • Murray: Nadal absence won’t gift final place

    July 1, 2012

    BRITISH No1 Andy Murray insists the absence from Wimbledon of rival Rafael Nadal does not guarantee him a place in Sunday’s final. Having beaten Marcos Baghdatis in four sets on Saturday, Murray today faces Marin Cilic, who also overcame Sam Querrey in five and a half demanding hours, and concedes he will need to improve [...]

  • Chambers set for Team GB’s Olympics cut

    July 1, 2012

    UK Athletics coach Charles van Commenee has revealed former drugs cheat Dwain Chambers is “likely” to make Team GB’s Olympic squad for the 100m sprint. Chambers in 2003 tested positive for a designer drug but remains eligible for selection after the British Olympics Association’s policy of lifetime bans for drug users was overturned, making his [...]

  • McCartney returns to Upton Park

    July 1, 2012

    West Ham have signed full-back George McCartney for a third time after his loan arrival last season.

  • Donaldson and Woods clinch wins

    July 1, 2012

    Tiger Woods won the AT&T National at Congressional late last night, holding off a challenge from Bo Van Pelt to secure his third victory of the year. Earlier in the evening Welshman Jamie Donaldson grabbed the Irish Open – his first ever victory out of 255 European Tour events. Donaldson won by four strokes with [...]

  • WIGGINS SEVEN SECONDS BEHIND IN TOUR

    July 1, 2012

    BRITISH hopeful for the Tour de France Bradley Wiggins trails yellow jersey holder Fabian Cancellara by seven seconds after falling short in the finish of the race’s first stage yesterday. It was won by Slovakian Peter Sagan, who beat Cancellara and Norwegian Edvald Boasson Hagen in a dramatic sprint finish.

  • Becklash: Stars and fans hit out at Olympic snub

    June 28, 2012

    TEAM GB football manager Stuart Pearce was facing a backlash last night after controversially omitting former England captain David Beckham from his final squad for London 2012. Ex-players Gary Lineker and Robby Savage criticised the decision, while some fans vowed to boycott Team GB matches, having bought tickets in the hope of seeing Beckham’s international [...]

  • Rosol stuns Nadal to clear Wimbledon route for Murray

    June 28, 2012

    WORLD No100 Lukas Rosol hailed his performance as a miracle after producing one of the biggest upsets in grand slam tournament history to eliminate second seed Rafael Nadal. The Czech’s stunning 6-7 (9-11), 6-4, 6-4, 2-6, 6-4 victory makes him the first since 2005 to defeat Nadal at such an early stage of a grand [...]

  • Should Beckham have been picked?

    June 28, 2012

    YES Frank Dalleres Sports Editor How many with tickets for Team GB matches bought them hoping to see a fairytale end to David Beckham’s career? Loads. And how many will now clamour for more than a million spare seats in the hope of witnessing Micah Richards instead? Not too many, you suspect. Yes, Beckham should [...]

  • Proud Prandelli: Balotelli double is only the start for him and Italy

    June 28, 2012

    GERMANY 1 ITALY 2 ITALY coach Cesare Prandelli was adamant his players’ pride in representing their country was the inspiration in reaching Sunday’s European Championship final following the most professional of performances against tournament favourites Germany. Two impressive finishes from Manchester City’s Mario Balotelli proved sufficient in sending Italy through to face 2008 winners Spain [...]

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