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Even For Roger Federer, Rafael Nadal At The French Open Is Just Impossible
In their 39th career meeting and the most anticipated tennis match in years, Nadal outplayed Federer in every facet of the game
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Rafael Nadal, Juan Martin Del Potro And Roger Federer Prove There Is Grace Off The Court At Wimbledon, Too
There are no points for grace in tennis, just as there is none for sportsmanship.
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James Bond Needs to Grow Up
We all know him as 007, the spy who gets the ladies one way or another. It's about time we stop looking at it as a positive.
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The Ashes: Michael Clarke Fails But David Warner, Steve Smith Fifties Lift Australia
Australia were 184/2 after Chris Rogers and Michael Clarke were dismissed in the first session of the fifth and final Ashes Test at The Oval.
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Michael Clarke Says Australia Must Show Fight
Australian skipper Michael Clarke, who is playing his last Test at The Oval, has urged the team to show character and fight in order to regain some pride.
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Chris Rogers to Retire After The Ashes
Chris Rogers becomes third Australian cricketer to call time on career in recent months after Ryan Harris and Michael Clarke.
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The Ashes 2015: Michael Clarke Opts for New-Style Helmet After Chris Rogers Injury
Chris Rogers, struck by a James Anderson bouncer while making a Test-best 173 during Australia's 405-run win over England at Lord's this month, credited the new stem guard with preventing a more serious injury.
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The Ashes: Buoyant Australia Still Face Selection Issues
Chris Rogers suffered a dizzy spell during the second Ashes Test and his future in the series in uncertain. Australia also have to decide on Peter Neville vs Brad Haddin question ahead of the third Test.
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Ashes 2015 - 2nd Test, Day 1: Chris Rogers, Steve Smith Pummel England
At stumps, Australia were 337 for one after cashing in on captain Michael Clarke's good fortune in winning the toss and batting first on a typically good Lord's pitch.
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Chris Rogers Struck on Head, Aussie Opener To Miss 1st Test vs West Indies
Chris Rogers has been ruled out of the first Test between hosts West Indies and Australia after showing symptoms of concussion.
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Jamaica Agriculture Minister Dies in Florida
Officials say a veteran Jamaican lawmaker who served as the island's agriculture and fisheries minister has died in Florida where he traveled to receive treatment for a back condition.
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Thousands greet Australia's Ashes heroes at Sydney Opera House
The players were introduced on stage alongside Prime Minster Tony Abbott, minus veteran opener Chris Rogers, who turned up late after his alarm failed to go off.
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The Ashes: Michael Clarke thanks bowlers, Rogers after toss anxiety
Australia completed a dominant win by eight wickets at the Melbourne Cricket Ground on Sunday to take a 4-0 lead in the series but Clarke admitted his decision had haunted him throughout the match.
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The Ashes: Chris Rogers slays own demons with clinching ton
Rogers hit a match-clinching 116 off 155 balls to bury England's victory hopes and put Australia 4-0 up in the series ahead of this week's final Sydney Test.
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The Ashes: Nathan Lyon, Mitchell Johnson put Australia on course for 4th Test win
Spinner Nathan Lyon and paceman Mitchell Johnson spearheaded a rousing Australian fightback after trailing by 51 runs on the first innings to skittle the tourists for 179 in 61 overs. Chasing 231 to win, Australia reached stumps on 30 without losing a wicket with Chris Rogers on 18 and David Warner on 12.
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Even For Roger Federer, Rafael Nadal At The French Open Is Just Impossible
In their 39th career meeting and the most anticipated tennis match in years, Nadal outplayed Federer in every facet of the game
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Rafael Nadal, Juan Martin Del Potro And Roger Federer Prove There Is Grace Off The Court At Wimbledon, Too
There are no points for grace in tennis, just as there is none for sportsmanship.
-
James Bond Needs to Grow Up
We all know him as 007, the spy who gets the ladies one way or another. It's about time we stop looking at it as a positive.
-
The Ashes: Michael Clarke Fails But David Warner, Steve Smith Fifties Lift Australia
Australia were 184/2 after Chris Rogers and Michael Clarke were dismissed in the first session of the fifth and final Ashes Test at The Oval.
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Michael Clarke Says Australia Must Show Fight
Australian skipper Michael Clarke, who is playing his last Test at The Oval, has urged the team to show character and fight in order to regain some pride.
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Chris Rogers to Retire After The Ashes
Chris Rogers becomes third Australian cricketer to call time on career in recent months after Ryan Harris and Michael Clarke.
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The Ashes 2015: Michael Clarke Opts for New-Style Helmet After Chris Rogers Injury
Chris Rogers, struck by a James Anderson bouncer while making a Test-best 173 during Australia's 405-run win over England at Lord's this month, credited the new stem guard with preventing a more serious injury.
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The Ashes: Buoyant Australia Still Face Selection Issues
Chris Rogers suffered a dizzy spell during the second Ashes Test and his future in the series in uncertain. Australia also have to decide on Peter Neville vs Brad Haddin question ahead of the third Test.
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Ashes 2015 - 2nd Test, Day 1: Chris Rogers, Steve Smith Pummel England
At stumps, Australia were 337 for one after cashing in on captain Michael Clarke's good fortune in winning the toss and batting first on a typically good Lord's pitch.
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Chris Rogers Struck on Head, Aussie Opener To Miss 1st Test vs West Indies
Chris Rogers has been ruled out of the first Test between hosts West Indies and Australia after showing symptoms of concussion.
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Jamaica Agriculture Minister Dies in Florida
Officials say a veteran Jamaican lawmaker who served as the island's agriculture and fisheries minister has died in Florida where he traveled to receive treatment for a back condition.
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Thousands greet Australia's Ashes heroes at Sydney Opera House
The players were introduced on stage alongside Prime Minster Tony Abbott, minus veteran opener Chris Rogers, who turned up late after his alarm failed to go off.
-
The Ashes: Michael Clarke thanks bowlers, Rogers after toss anxiety
Australia completed a dominant win by eight wickets at the Melbourne Cricket Ground on Sunday to take a 4-0 lead in the series but Clarke admitted his decision had haunted him throughout the match.
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The Ashes: Chris Rogers slays own demons with clinching ton
Rogers hit a match-clinching 116 off 155 balls to bury England's victory hopes and put Australia 4-0 up in the series ahead of this week's final Sydney Test.
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The Ashes: Nathan Lyon, Mitchell Johnson put Australia on course for 4th Test win
Spinner Nathan Lyon and paceman Mitchell Johnson spearheaded a rousing Australian fightback after trailing by 51 runs on the first innings to skittle the tourists for 179 in 61 overs. Chasing 231 to win, Australia reached stumps on 30 without losing a wicket with Chris Rogers on 18 and David Warner on 12.
