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Serena downs Venus to win third crown
Serena Williams has celebrated American Independence Day by beating sister Venus to win her third Wimbledon title overnight. Read More
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Horrendous Hawks hammered by Bulldogs
The Western Bulldogs have run riot over Hawthorn 19.19 (133) to 6.9 (45) in their round 14 AFL clash. Read More
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Cowboys left hurting after Sharks win
North Queensland piled on the points in the second half to dump the Sharks 24-4 in Townsville on Saturday night after a rare scoreless first 40 minutes. Read More
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Storm come from the clouds to sink Knights
Melbourne produced a desperate defensive display to clinch a gutsy 18-14 victory over Newcastle in their round 17 NRL encounter at Olympic Park on Saturday night. Read More
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Crows make it six in a row
Adelaide has endured a courageous final-term display from strugglers Richmond to notch a sixth successive victory, getting away by 17 points at Carrara Stadium on the Gold Coast. Read More
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Vintage Tigers tear apart Bunnies
Wests turned in a scintillating attacking performance to notch up a 54-20 destruction of the hapless Rabbitohs. Read More
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Gold Salute gets up for Heffernan
Gold Salute stormed to its third straight victory to claim the Winter Championship Final at Flemington on Saturday afternoon. Read More
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Power surge leaves Lions behind
Brisbane was restricted to just three minor scores in the final quarter as Port Adelaide ran away to record an eight-goal victory at Football Park on Saturday afternoon, ending a two-match losing streak. Read More
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Emotional Demons do it for Stynes
Melbourne has picked up its second win of the season with an emotional 20-point defeat of West Coast. Read More
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Sri Lanka's Vaas to quit Test cricket
Veteran Sri Lankan seamer Chaminda Vaas has decided to retire from Test cricket, chief selector Asantha de Mel has announced. Read More
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O'Meley leaves Roosters for UK
Sydney Roosters prop Mark O'Meley has agreed a three-year deal with UK Super League side Hull beginning next year. Read More
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Vixens get up but Swifts fall again
Melbourne brought competition lightweights the Central Pulse crashing back to reality with an 80-39 defeat in their trans-Tasman netball competition clash on Saturday afternoon. Read More
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Dragons fight back to down Roosters
Jamie Soward has scored two tries in a stunning second-half turnaround to guide St George Illawarra to a 34-12 win over his former club Sydney Roosters in Kogarah. Read More
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Aussie Kemp seizes share of lead
Australia's Sarah Kemp has claimed a share of the lead at 11-under 131 after the second round of the LPGA Jamie Farr Owens Corning Classic in Ohio. Read More
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Forget captaincy, Knights tells McVeigh
Essendon coach Matthew Knights says midfielder Mark McVeigh should forget about losing his chance to captain the club and worry about playing some football. Read More
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Blues need Soward, says Sailor
Wendell Sailor says Dragons five-eighth Jamie Soward is the key to NSW avoiding a 3-0 State of Origin whitewash. Read More
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Folau out for two months
Queensland selectors will seek a new winger for State of Origin III after x-rays confirmed Israel Folau broke his ankle. Read More
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Murray vows he'll bounce back
Andy Murray has vowed to return to Wimbledon a better player next year after Andy Roddick ended his hopes of being a first Briton in the men's final since 1938 with a clinical masterclass of power serving and variation in pace. Read More
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I'd almost written off slam dream: Roddick
Wimbledon finalist Andy Roddick admits he was so depressed about his game 12 months ago that he was convinced he would never reach another grand slam final. Read More
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North goes into bat for Hughes
Marcus North has urged Phil Hughes' detractors not to make too much off the Australian opener's recent failures. Read More
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Six straight for impressive Magpies
Collingwood has cemented its position in the AFL's top four with a comfortable 35-point triumph over Essendon. Read More
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Roddick destroys Murray's dream
Andy Roddick has ended Andy Murray's dream of becoming the first British man to play in a Wimbledon final since 1938. Read More
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India beats Windies by six wickets
India has dodged the showers to eke-out a workmanlike six-wicket victory over West Indies in a rain-hit third one-day international at the Beausejour Cricket Ground in St Lucia. Read More
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McCaw back to lead All Blacks in Tri-Nations
New Zealand skipper Richie McCaw has been passed fit to lead the injury-plagued All Blacks in this season's Tri-Nations. Read More
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