Sport News
July 4th 2009
- 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.
- Stynes won't walk alone in his battle.
- Essendon coach Matthew Knights says midfielder Mark McVeigh should forget about losing his chance to captain the club and worry about playing some football.
- Wally Lewis takes you through
- Wendell Sailor says Dragons five-eighth Jamie Soward is the key to NSW avoiding a 3-0 State of Origin whitewash.
- It could make
- Queensland selectors will seek a new winger for State of Origin III after x-rays confirmed Israel Folau broke his ankle.
- South Africa really needed to have that
- 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.
- Australia's leading cricket publication previews the 2009 Ashes series.
- 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.
- Marcus North has urged Phil Hughes' detractors not to make too much off the Australian opener's recent failures.
- Collingwood has cemented its position in the AFL's top four with a comfortable 35-point triumph over Essendon.
- Andy Roddick has ended Andy Murray's dream of becoming the first British man to play in a Wimbledon final since 1938.
- 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.
- New Zealand skipper Richie McCaw has been passed fit to lead the injury-plagued All Blacks in this season's Tri-Nations.
- World number one Tiger Woods has leapt into the lead after two rounds of the PGA National in Maryland with a 4-under par 66, but was far from happy with the way he landed atop the leaderboard.
- Astana boss Johan Bruyneel has played down the rivalry brewing between team-mates Lance Armstrong and Alberto Contador ahead of tonight's opening stage of the 2009 Tour de France.
- Flanker Matt Hodgson has capped off a dream Super 14 season by taking out the Western Force's Player of the Year Award.
- Australia's Joel Parkinson has maintained the lead in the men's world surfing championship despite losing in the semi-finals of the fourth round at Imbituba in Brazil.
- Kenny Dalglish has returned to Liverpool in a coaching and ambassadorial role, the Premier League club said. Widely regarded as the club's greatest player, the 58-year-old Dalglish will take on a senior role at the academy and also work with the commercial department.
- Australia's Bernard Tomic has bowed out of Wimbledon after losing his junior semi-final against unseeded Russian Andrey Kuznetsov.
- The hysteria whipped up by Kevin Sheedy's decision to vie for the Richmond job has not distracted incumbent coach Jade Rawlings.
- England's all-conquering women's team has left it late to enjoy yet another win over Australia this season.
- Venus and Serena Williams, who will contest the Wimbledon singles final for a fourth time, have reached the final of the women's doubles for a second successive year.
- England has seen several of its likely team for next week's first Ashes Test get a decent workout in a drawn practice match against Warwickshire at Edgbaston.
- Michael Owen has joined English champions Manchester United on a two-year contract in a remarkable turnaround for the injury-prone striker.
- Marcus North has all but booked his place in Australia's side for next week's first Ashes Test after making a century in his final innings before the series opener.
- Roger Federer stands one match away from a record 15th grand slam title after snuffing out the challenge of Germany's Tommy Haas 7-6 (7-3), 7-5, 6-3 to reach the Wimbledon final.




