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Federer, Venus and Jelena overcome hiccups

                   
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May 27, 2008
        
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ROGER Federer, Venus Williams and Jelena Jankovic all ran into a spot of bother yesterday before emerging unscathed to kick-start their French Open campaigns. Venus suffered the biggest scare of the trio when she looked flat-footed for much of the second set before rescuing her title aspirations... [read full story]                    

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Torrential rain brings chaos to Roland Garros

thenews.com.pk
May 29, 2008
        

PARIS: Torrential rain brought chaos to the French Open on Tuesday with six hours of play lost and title favourites Maria Sharapova and Rafael Nadal amongst the victims of the deluge. Sadly for the soaked and fed-up fans, one of those matches rescheduled to Wednesday was top seed Sharapova’s...

Coimbatore in quarterfinals

hindu.com
May 28, 2008
        

Kayalpatnam: Coimbatore and Tiruvallur entered the quarterfinals of the 17th State youth football championship for the A.G. Subburaman Memorial Cup, defeating Tiruchi 3-1 and Cuddalore 4-2 respectively here on Wednesday. Four goals, including a hat-trick, by Michael Joseph helped Nilgiris thrash...

Rain brings early close to Monday’s play

thenews.com.pk
May 28, 2008
        

Wednesday, May 28, 2008 PARIS: Heavy rain brought play to an early end on the second day of the French Open at Roland Garros here on Monday preventing triple men’s champion Rafael Nadal from taking the court. Play was suspended at 1630 local time (1430GMT) with Nadal having to kick his heels...

Akshaya, Roma shown the door

hindu.com
May 27, 2008
        

Coimbatore: R. Binu and K.S. Sangita bounced back from one set deficits to upset the calculations of siblings Akshaya Chandran and Roma Chandran, the top ranked players, in the under-16 girls’ singles pre-quarterfinals of the CDTA-AITA ... ... Sports Reporter Coimbatore:...

Blake flies the flag for Americans

thenews.com.pk
May 27, 2008
        

PARIS: Top-ranking American Andy Roddick may be missing due to injury but James Blake feels that the Stars and Stripes will flutter proudly again at the French Open after last year’s shocker. On that occasion all nine American men in the main draw crashed out in the first round — the first time...

                   

Victorious Federer celebrates double French Open boost

thenews.com.pk
May 27, 2008
        

PARIS: Roger Federer’s 10th French Open campaign enjoyed a double boost on Monday when he negotiated his way past American Sam Querrey and then saw possible quarter-final opponent Richard Gasquet pull out injured. Top seed and world number one Federer, still missing a Roland Garros title from his...