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Cook rides to the rescue for England
England (342-6) v Sri Lanka Alastair Cook fall four runs short of a century after digging England out of a hole on the opening day of the second Test at Lord's.
England gear up for final push
John Terry insists team have turned a corner after poor World Cup, but there must be no slip ups against Swiss.
Terry supports Hiddink for hot-seat
John Terry has kept in contact with Guus Hiddink and would love to see him back at Stamford Bridge.
Fifa investigate betting in Argentina v Nigeria
Nigeria won 4-1, but Fifa investigate as unusual betting patterns indicated it had been targeted by match-fixers.
Bahrain Grand Prix given go-ahead
The Bahrain Grand Prix, postponed earlier this season due to political turmoil in the Gulf state, will be staged later this year.
Nadal beats Murray in straight sets
Andy Murray's French Open campaign ends in the semi-finals as Rafael Nadal celebrates his 25th birthday by winning 6-4 7-5 6-4.
Fallon able to ride Recital
High Court refuses to grant injunction preventing Kieren Fallon from taking part in Saturday's 2011 Epsom Derby.
The Queen's passion
The Queen seeks to land the turf’s blue riband with Carlton House after 58 years of trying
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French Open: women's semi-finals
In pics: Li Na beats Maria Sharapova to set up Paris final with Francesca Schiavone.
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Eight-second horror tackle
Video: American high school player given straight red card after just eight seconds for upending his opponent.
Botha all set for Saxons
Saracens lock has spent most of his rugby career star gazing, far from the bright lights of the top flight.
Hampshire continue turnaround
Surrey (140-7) were beaten by Hampshire (144-3) by seven wickets Hampshire's hapless championship form is becoming a distant memory.
Froch: the day I nearly killed my dad
Carl Froch has revealed he almost killed his father when he shot an arrow into him by accident aged eight.
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