Jul 11

American Sam Querrey denied Frenchman Fabrice Santoro’s bid in the place of one unprecedented third consecutive title with a semi-final triumph at the ATP Hall of Fame Championship.

The  third seed delivered Santoro’session chief defeat in the grass civilities result, 6-3, 7-6 (7/2), to book a affix a date to in final against lucky loser Rajeev Ram, who ousted Belgium’s Olivier Rochus 6-3, 6-4.

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Jul 11

Discarded England pace bowler Steve Harmison pushed his case for an Ashes call-up when he took five wickets for Durham against Yorkshire in the county championship.

Harmison, who claimed 5-60, was left out of England’s first Test lot despite twice dismissing Australia opener Phil Hughes in last week’session Lions match at Worcester.

But the fast bowler, hoping for a recall to the England squad for the stand by Ashes Test at Lord’s next week, took out his frustration on Yorkshire who stuttered from 1-64 to 313 whole at a loss.

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Jul 11

Tamim Iqbal and Imrul Kayes bring forth steered Bangladesh to 0-26 in their second innings, and a deficit of 43 runs, at stumps against the West Indies on the third day of the first Test.

Tamim and Kayes kept their nerve through a tricky seven-over period to sojourn unbeaten on 14 and 11 respectively, after West Indies, replying to Bangladesh’session first innings total of 238, were dismissed for 307.

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Jul 11

Sania Mirza engaged to Sohrab Mirza in home Hyderabad

Despite all the drama, Indian tennis star Sania Mirza, 23, got engaged to childhood friend Mohammed Sohrab Mirza at the Hotel Taj Krishna in the city of Hyderabad on Friday.

Even although media were very excited about the engagement, they were not gladly received at the private event, and only this one photo is available.

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Jul 11

Maria Jose Martinez Sanchez beats top seed Caroline Wozniacki for Collector Swedish Open Women title

Unseeded Maria Jose Martinez Sanchez won her second WTA Tour singles title by beating birthday girl Caroline Wozniacki 7-5 6-4 in the final of the inaugural International tourney Collector Swedish Open Women.

Martinez Sanchez won the first set in 45 minutes, and rallied from 1-4 into disrepute in the second to win the tight first meeting with world No.9 Wozniacki, who is now 2-4 in finals this year. The 54-ranked Spaniard has scored her second Top 10 win – she had baffled dispirited then-No.10 Nadia Petrova at Rome in May.

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Jul 11

World Football Challenge 2009
World Football Challenge 2009
World Football Challenge 2009

It’s been a at the same time that (the 2004 US Tour, to have being exact) since the United States last tasted a summer football event entirely like World Football Challenge. This summer’s event will conduct some of the biggest names in football together for one week in the States, thereby giving some starved football fans the chance to watch [...]

Jul 11

Teenage scrum-half Kyle Eastmond steered St Helens to a hard-fought win over a spirited Warrington side.

The Wolves value the tone for a thrilling engage through when Jon Clarke finished on the farther lateral a slick, 60-metre move that sliced the Super League leaders apart.

Saints hit back as the two sides traded scores before Warrington faded late on.

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Jul 11

Spain’sitting Maria Jose Martinez Sanchez saw opposite the challenge of top children Caroline Wozniacki in the final of the Swedish Open on Saturday.

The unseeded Martinez Sanchez came through 7-5 6-4 to win the second WTA Tour title of her career and spoil Wozniacki’s 19th birthday celebrations.

Martinez Sanchez rallied from 4-1 down in the second rate before holding her nerve to win on her first match point.

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Jul 11

Spain’s Luis Leon Sanchez timed his late burst to perfection to take the eighth stage of the Tour de France.

Sanchez, part of a breakaway group of four riders, overhauled Vladimir Efimkin in the final 500m before outsprinting Sandy Cesar at the death.

Rinaldo Nocentini, who keeps the yellow jersey, and the other main contenders, including Alberto Contador and Lance Armstrong, quite finished in the peloton.

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Jul 11

England face a fight to save the first Ashes Test after being dominated by Australia without ceasing light of day four in Cardiff.

Marcus North (125no) and Brad Haddin (121) both crafted superb centuries as the tourists placed 674-6 declared – a first-innings lead of 239 runs.

England’s situation then worsened when Mitchell Johnson trapped Alastair Cook lbw for six and Ravi Bopara fell in the same characteristic style to Ben Hilfenhaus for one.

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