telegraph.co.uk
The Open: Colin Montgomerie, Boo Weekley and Mike Weir - intriguing clash of characters
14.07.2008 20:15
telegraph.co.uk
Colin Montgomerie, Boo Weekley and Mike Weir add up to one of the most intriguing trios of the opening round, writes Lewine Mair.
Great Britain
Golf
The Open: Geoff Ogilvy thrives in mind game
14.07.2008 20:15
telegraph.co.uk
The Australian winner of the 2006 US Open is smart enough to prevail this week
Great Britain
Golf
The Open: Mark O'Meara has thoughts on his absent friend Tiger Woods
14.07.2008 20:15
telegraph.co.uk
American who triumphed the last time the Open was at Royal Birkdale, Tiger Woods' closest friend on Tour has revealed the extent of the knee injury which brought Woods' season to a premature close.
Great Britain
Golf
The Open: Justin Rose looking for a touch of amateur attitude at Royal Birkdale
14.07.2008 20:14
telegraph.co.uk
Englishman has spent 10 years trying to live up to the shot that propelled him into the public eye as a teenager.
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Golf
Bowler fatigue a concern for England ahead of second Test against South Africa
14.07.2008 20:14
telegraph.co.uk
Michael Vaughan admitted last night that the workload of his fast bowlers would be "a slight concern" as the teams moved on to Headingley for Friday's second Test.
Great Britain
Cricket
Championship: Rikki Clarke's hopes fizzle out as Derbyshire settle for draw
14.07.2008 20:14
telegraph.co.uk
Rikki Clarke's declared hope of reviving his international prospects by moving to Derbyshire as captain this summer looked some way from fulfilment on a day which started with a rocket and for a while produced fireworks but ended with the damp squib.
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Cricket
Championship: Durham crave boost from Shivnarine Chanderpaul
14.07.2008 20:14
telegraph.co.uk
Durham will team up with Shivnarine Chanderpaul in Guildford ahead of their match against Surrey, hoping the prolific West Indian will have the same impact as last season.
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Cricket
Andrew Flintoff return gives England X-factor
14.07.2008 20:14
telegraph.co.uk
Andrew Flintoff has finally returned to an England Test squad, 18 months after his last appearance, writes Derek Pringle.
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Cricket
Championship: Glamorgan dig in for draw
14.07.2008 20:14
telegraph.co.uk
Essex were denied a fourth championship win as Glamorgan's batsmen atoned for their first-innings debacle with a determined performance, losing only five wickets during the final day.
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Cricket
Championship: Ian Saxelby shows stubborn streak as Gloucestershire hang on for draw
14.07.2008 20:14
telegraph.co.uk
Middlesex can only regret blowing a fine chance of recording a third successive win after they were held to a draw by the Gloucestershire tail-enders in a gripping finale at Nevil Road.
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Cricket
Championship: Fired-up Andrew Flintoff in a hurry as Lancashire thrash Hampshire
14.07.2008 20:14
telegraph.co.uk
Lancashire took less than two hours to wrap up a six-wicket victory yesterday as Andrew Flintoff flexed his muscles to hasten a slick conclusion before lunch.
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Cricket
Players' union back 'exciting' EPL city plan
14.07.2008 20:14
telegraph.co.uk
Support for an English Premier League grew as the players' union described proposals for the radical tournament as "clear and exciting".
Great Britain
Cricket
The Analyst: Farcical end to a far from funny match as Lord's serves up another stalemate
14.07.2008 20:14
telegraph.co.uk
A number of comedians attended this Test match including Ronnie Corbett, Stephen Fry and Paul Merton. But the funniest people on parade were those who expected bowlers to take wickets on that tragic strip of turf, writes Simon Hughes.
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Cricket
Championship: Geraint Jones keeps his nerve as Kent deny Yorkshire
14.07.2008 20:14
telegraph.co.uk
When Rob Key gets jittery things are bad. Kent's famously unflappable captain admitted his nerves were awful as his side finally settled a thrilling match by three wickets just before lunch.
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Cricket
Championship: Patel and Swann's day of atonement as Nottinghamshire draw
14.07.2008 20:14
telegraph.co.uk
Samit Patel and Graeme Swann have been forgiven for their clumsy first-innings dismissals after they combined to deny Surrey their first win of the season.
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Cricket
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