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Proteas reach 205 for four at tea on second day of Edgbaston Test
07-31 23:13
South Africa, replying to England's below-par first innings 231, were 205 for four at tea on the second day of the third Test at Edgbaston. Ja...

James, Bryant on fire as US roast Turkey in Macau
07-31 22:10
LeBron James and Kobe Bryant ran Olympic-sized rings around Turkey as Team USA stepped up their preparations for Beijing with a 114-82 rout in...

Doping scandal sees six Russian women banned
07-31 21:47
The International Association of Athletics Federations have banned six leading Russian women after being suspected of manipulating drug samples, Russ...

Proteas pair frustrate England batsmen
07-31 20:32
South Africa opening batsman Neil McKenzie and nightwatchman Paul Harris frustrated the England bowlers on a rain-shortened second morning of the thir...

Messi leaving for Beijing after Fifa order
07-31 20:18
Lionel Messi will leave for Beijing today to join up with Argentina's Olympic squad after world football governing body Fifa ordered Barcelona to rel...

Record shirt-sponsorship returns for Bundesliga clubs
07-31 19:44
The Bundesliga's 18 clubs will receive a record 114 million euros (HK$1.3 billion) collectively from their individual shirt sponsorship deals, accordi...

Injury ends Games dream of China's 'Wayne Rooney'
07-31 16:01
China's Ma Xiaoxu, often described as the "female Wayne Rooney'' for her talent and temper, is likely to miss the Beijing Olympics after suffering a recu...

Sehwag defies Sri Lanka attack with unbeaten 91
07-31 15:37
Virender Sehwag hammered a quick-fire 91 not out as India raced to 151 for no loss in their first innings at lunch on the opening day of the second Test i...

Evans pulls out of Beijing time trial
07-31 14:33
Australia's Tour de France runner-up Cadel Evans has withdrawn from the time trial at the Beijing Olympics after injuring his knee when he slipped on a wet f...

Australia swimming head coach predicts fastest Olympics in history
07-31 14:27
Australia head coach Alan Thompson predicted the Olympic swimming competition will be the fastest and toughest in history. Many competitors in Beijin...

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