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Home-Grown Players Delight Wimbledon Fans On Hunt For 'New Andy Murray'
British fans endured 77 years without a male player lifting the title, after Fred Perry's third win in 1936.
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Premier League: Record-Equalling Harry Kane Keeps Tottenham Hotspur In Title Hunt With Cardiff Romp
Harry Kane's third-minute opening goal is the fifth successive New Year's Day he has scored in the Premier League, equalling a record held by Andy Cole and Steven Gerrard.
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Insatiable Novak Djokovic Hunting Fourth Wimbledon Crown
Novak Djokovic's stunning level of consistency has left his rivals running out of ideas as to how to stop him and made real the possibility that he could even threaten Roger Federer's record total of 17 Grand Slam titles
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Andy Murray, Kyle Edmund Lead Britain in Davis Cup Hunt for Glory
Andy Murray, Britain's outstanding player of the modern era, has already etched his name in the record books with his US Open Grand Slam win in 2012 and above all his 2013 Wimbledon triumph, which was also the first time that had happened for a British player since Perry won in 1936.
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ATP Finals: Andy Murray Keeps Semis Hopes Alive, Roger Federer Rolls On
Andy Murray produced a strong performance to secure his first Group B win and remain in the hunt for a last four berth. Federer, meanwhile, went past Kei Nishikori with a 6-3, 6-2 win earlier on Tuesday.
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'Do his phone,' Murdoch editor told journalist hunting celebrity scoop
Andy Coulson, an editor of Rupert Murdoch's now defunct News of the World newspaper, instructed a journalist working on a story about a celebrity to "do his phone", a jury trying Coulson and three others for conspiring to hack phones was told on Friday.
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Cameron elected new Windies cricket chief
Cameron, who previously served as vice-president to Hunte, won 7-5 Wednesday to usher the change of guard in one of the Caribbean's most prestigious bodies.
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T20 World Cup gift for fans worldwide: Windies Cricket chief
West Indies Cricket Board (WICB) president Julian Hunte says the West Indies' sensational performance to win the Twenty20 World Cup was a great gift to supporters all over the world.
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Ottis Gibson credited for West Indies' improvement
West Indies Cricket Board (WICB) president Julian Hunte has lauded head coach Ottis Gibson for his outstanding work with the national side and believes the team has made huge strides during his watch.
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Record-chasing Roddick through to last eight
Andy Roddick remains in the hunt for a record fifth Queen's crown after advancing to the quarter-finals with a 6-4, 6-4 win over South Africa's Kevin Anderson on Thursday.
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Roberts suggests resignations for WICB president, CEO
Former West Indian great Andy Roberts on Tuesday drubbed the WICB as clueless and said that president Julian Hunte and chief executive Ernerst Hilaire should resign from their posts.
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Stanford bust up won't affect Windies cricket: Hunte
West Indies Cricket Board said it's finances were safe and it would not be affected by the fraud charges levelled against Texan billionaire Allen Stanford.
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Venus hunts for elusive Australian title
Melbourne hasn't been a happy hunting ground for reigning Wimbledon champion Venus, but she approaches the Australian Open this year in prime form.
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Home-Grown Players Delight Wimbledon Fans On Hunt For 'New Andy Murray'
British fans endured 77 years without a male player lifting the title, after Fred Perry's third win in 1936.
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Premier League: Record-Equalling Harry Kane Keeps Tottenham Hotspur In Title Hunt With Cardiff Romp
Harry Kane's third-minute opening goal is the fifth successive New Year's Day he has scored in the Premier League, equalling a record held by Andy Cole and Steven Gerrard.
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Insatiable Novak Djokovic Hunting Fourth Wimbledon Crown
Novak Djokovic's stunning level of consistency has left his rivals running out of ideas as to how to stop him and made real the possibility that he could even threaten Roger Federer's record total of 17 Grand Slam titles
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Andy Murray, Kyle Edmund Lead Britain in Davis Cup Hunt for Glory
Andy Murray, Britain's outstanding player of the modern era, has already etched his name in the record books with his US Open Grand Slam win in 2012 and above all his 2013 Wimbledon triumph, which was also the first time that had happened for a British player since Perry won in 1936.
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ATP Finals: Andy Murray Keeps Semis Hopes Alive, Roger Federer Rolls On
Andy Murray produced a strong performance to secure his first Group B win and remain in the hunt for a last four berth. Federer, meanwhile, went past Kei Nishikori with a 6-3, 6-2 win earlier on Tuesday.
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'Do his phone,' Murdoch editor told journalist hunting celebrity scoop
Andy Coulson, an editor of Rupert Murdoch's now defunct News of the World newspaper, instructed a journalist working on a story about a celebrity to "do his phone", a jury trying Coulson and three others for conspiring to hack phones was told on Friday.
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Cameron elected new Windies cricket chief
Cameron, who previously served as vice-president to Hunte, won 7-5 Wednesday to usher the change of guard in one of the Caribbean's most prestigious bodies.
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T20 World Cup gift for fans worldwide: Windies Cricket chief
West Indies Cricket Board (WICB) president Julian Hunte says the West Indies' sensational performance to win the Twenty20 World Cup was a great gift to supporters all over the world.
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Ottis Gibson credited for West Indies' improvement
West Indies Cricket Board (WICB) president Julian Hunte has lauded head coach Ottis Gibson for his outstanding work with the national side and believes the team has made huge strides during his watch.
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Record-chasing Roddick through to last eight
Andy Roddick remains in the hunt for a record fifth Queen's crown after advancing to the quarter-finals with a 6-4, 6-4 win over South Africa's Kevin Anderson on Thursday.
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Roberts suggests resignations for WICB president, CEO
Former West Indian great Andy Roberts on Tuesday drubbed the WICB as clueless and said that president Julian Hunte and chief executive Ernerst Hilaire should resign from their posts.
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Stanford bust up won't affect Windies cricket: Hunte
West Indies Cricket Board said it's finances were safe and it would not be affected by the fraud charges levelled against Texan billionaire Allen Stanford.
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Venus hunts for elusive Australian title
Melbourne hasn't been a happy hunting ground for reigning Wimbledon champion Venus, but she approaches the Australian Open this year in prime form.
