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For Indian shooting, it’s the end of an era

The Indian shooting squad for the Olympics was announced yesterday and it didn’t have a single woman shooter in the women’s 10m air rifle category.

Mumbling Capello never at home in England

Capello walks away leaving the England team, the FA, the courts and the Twitterati to clean up the mess.

Presidents Cup: Worst ever loss for Woods

Tiger Woods and Steve Stricker equaled the record for the biggest loss in the history of the Presidents Cup, failing to make a birdie or win a hole on Thursday.

Fans mourn, opponents celebrate Barcelona's last bullfight

But the victory belonged to opponents of the "corrida", who had successfully campaigned for the emblematic Spanish spectacle to be banned in the Catalonia region.

Federer, Nadal need new lease of life ahead of US Open

Rafa Nadal and Roger Federer, numbers two and three in the world, suffered surprise defeats to inspired opponents in an entertaining quarter-finals day at the Cincinnati Open on Friday.

Injuries force Yao Ming to end career at 30

Chinese basketball star Yao Ming played eight seasons in the NBA, but missed 250 regular-season games over the past six years.

Another early singles exit for Sania at Wimbledon

The Indian, ranked 60th in the world, lost 6-7 6-2 3-6 to Virginie Razzano of France in a match that lasted 132 minutes.

Tsonga beats Nadal at Queen's, Roddick roars on

The weary world number one bowed out to the Frenchman in the quarter-finals of the Queen's Club grasscourt championships.

It's no rivalry, Nadal's dominance over Federer is absolute

In 11 matches since 2008, Nadal has lost to Federer just twice. Imagine just for a moment that the duo first met in 2008… would we still be calling it a rivalry?

It was the best five months of my life: Djokovic

Djokovic, the 2008 Australian Open champion, had enjoyed a remarkable 41 straight victories in 2011.