Kiwis power through to quarters
BIG GUNS:
New Zealand were joined by South Africa, Fiji and England in the quarter-finals, while China provided the shock of the tournament with a victory over Scotland
Hot favorites New Zealand powered through to the quarter-finals of the Hong Kong Sevens yesterday, joined by South Africa, Fiji and England, who narrowly beat defending champions Samoa.
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Evans' drop goal downs the Northern Bulls
Nick Evans proved six months too late he can land a match-winning drop goal as he kicked the Auckland Blues to a 23-21 win over the Northern Bulls in a tense Super 14 rugby clash yesterday.
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Waikato Chiefs step up a gear to boss the Highlanders
The Waikato Chiefs put together consecutive wins for the first time this season as they stepped up a gear to beat the Otago Highlanders 39-24 yesterday.
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Dravid passes 10,000 runs as South Africa fight back
South Africa dominated day four of the opening Test against India yesterday as the match drifted toward a draw amid a series of records.
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The Stormers blow away a listless Force in Perth
Strong defense and opportune attacking helped the Stormers upset a listless Western Force 32-16 in their Super 14 clash at the Subiaco Oval on Friday.
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Taipei City give Taiwan a good run for their money
By Tony Phillips Taiwan completed their preparations for their AFC Challenge Cup qualifying games with a 3-0 victory over BML champions Taipei City at Bailing Bridge in Taipei yesterday evening.
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NBA: Celtics avenge loss to Hornets 112-92
OPENING THE GAP:
In Salt Lake City, Carlos Boozer scored 34 points to help Utah beat Los Angeles, while Danny Granger scored 26 points to help Indiana defeat New Jersey
The Boston Celtics moved closer to wrapping up the NBA's top record overall by avenging last weekend's loss in New Orleans and beating the Hornets 112-92 on Friday.
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Yankee Stadium gets ready for final season
Barry Bonds stepped out of a white stretch limousine, strolled into Yankee Stadium for the first time and basically pooh-poohed the place.
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Angela Stanford holds onto lead at LPGA tournament
Angela Stanford stayed ahead at the Safeway International on Friday as some of the LPGA Tour's top players made their moves in the US$1.5 million tournament.
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NFL: Devils beat Philadelphia, win 12th straight at home
The New Jersey Devils won a shootout over the Philadelphia Flyers to bring up a 12th straight home victory in NHL action on Friday.
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CPBL: Bears put down T-Rex 7-6
By Paul Huang Lin Chih-sheng's RBI-single to left capped a two-run eighth that broke a 5-5 tie for the La New Bears as they held on to beat the dmedia T-Rex 7-6 at the Taipei County Baseball Stadium in Sinjhuang on Friday to kick off the weekend series in high fashion.
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Rookie Anderson stuns Djokovic
BATTLING ATTEMPT:
In the women's singles Russian third seed Svetlana Kuznetsova needed three sets before she eventually defeated Taiwan's Chan Yung-jan 6-1, 3-6, 6-0
South African qualifier Kevin Anderson sent defending champion Novak Djokovic packing on Friday, ending the third-seeded Serbian's bid for a second straight ATP Masters Series title.
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Baird shoots 69 for one-stroke lead
Briny Baird shot a three-under 69 in the second round to take a one-stroke lead over Peter Lonard and Jay Williamson halfway through the Zurich Classic on Friday.
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Hoy wins an unexpected gold medal in the sprint
Chris Hoy was hoping for a gold medal at the Track Cycling World Championships. He just wasn't expecting it to arrive so soon.
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Hoskins' re-election as rugby president sparks racism furor
The South African Rugby Union (SARU) re-elected president Oregan Hoskins for a new two-year term on Friday after a stormy campaign dominated by ethnicity and politics.
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