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Headlines (11 October) :
Rio to regain armband?
Rio Ferdinand is likely to oust Steven Gerrard as
England captain, according to Sky Sports News
Drugs shock in Delhi
Nigerian sprinter Osayemi Oludamola, who won the
women's 100m gold at the Commonwealth Games, fails a drugs test
Westwood takes a break
Lee Westwood decides not to play again this month -
and as a result will take the world number one spot off Tiger Woods
on October 31
Terry out of Euro qualilfier
England suffer a blow ahead of their Euro 2012
qualifier with Montenegro, with John Terry missing out due to a back injury
Serena likely to skip season
Serena Williams is unlikely to play again this year
after failing to shake off a foot injury - "I feel completely
heartbroken and devastated"
Imperious Tendulkar makes another ton
Sachin Tendulkar races to his 49th century to put
India in the driver's seat on the third day of the second Test
against Australia in Bangalore
Marseille threaten legal action
Marseille are planning legal action against Manchester
City midfielder Nigel de Jong over the tackle which broke Hatem Ben
Arfa's leg
Three in a row for Kaymer
Martin Kaymer claims an incredible hat-trick of titles
with a three-stroke victory in the Dunhill Links Championship at St Andrews |
International Results Roundup
Dateline 10 October 2010
FOOTBALL
International
USA 2 Poland 2
Blue Square Premier
Fleetwood Town 2 Cambridge Utd 2 Kidderminster 3
Grimsby 2
CRICKET
India v Australia Test Series : Second Test at
Bangalore
India 317 - 2 93 ovs Australia 478 all out 141 ovs In
Progress
Bangladesh v New Zealand One Day International Series
: Third Match at Mirpur
Bangladesh 158 - 2 37 ovs New Zealand 173 all out 42.5
ovs In Progress
Kenya v Afghanistan One Day International Series :
Third Match at Nairobi
Afghanistan 136 - 7 34 ovs In Progress
GOLF
Open du Grand Toulouse
Collated final-round scores (Par 71):
275 B Wiesberger (Aut) 70 70 67 68 279 C Russo (Fra)
69 66 73 71 280 L Saltman (Sco) 68 73 70 69, J Sjoholm (Swe) 70 69 73
68 281 F Fritsch (Ger) 71 73 69 68, S Jeppesen (Swe) 73 69 72 67, J
McLeary (Sco) 69 71 70 71 282 R Dinwiddie (Eng) 70 69 70 73, C
Moriarty (Irl) 71 70 70 71 283 T Olesen (Den) 74 67 74 68
Navistar LPGA Classic
Collated final-round scores (USA unless stated, par 72):
269 Katherine Hull (Aus) 68 67 67 67 270 Brittany
Lincicome 67 66 72 65 271 Na Yeon Choi (Kor) 68 64 70 69, Cristie
Kerr 65 67 67 72 272 Lindsey Wright (Aus) 72 70 67 63, Se Ri Pak
(Kor) 69 67 67 69, Amy Yang (Kor) 68 66 72 66 273 Mika Miyazato (Jpn)
69 63 71 70, Anna Nordqvist (Swe) 66 70 68 69, Hee Young Park (Kor)
69 67 67 70 274 Haeji Kang (Kor) 68 68 67 71
Alfred Dunhill Links Championship
Collated final round scores & totals in the
European Tour Alfred Dunhill Links Championship, St Andrews,
Carnoustie & Kingsbarns, Fife, Scotland(Gbr & Irl unless
stated, par 72): St Andrews Course
271 Martin Kaymer (Ger) 68 69 68 66 274 Danny Willett
67 73 67 67 275 John Parry 67 65 71 72 276 Gary Boyd 69 72 67 68 277
Martin Laird 66 75 69 67, Simon Dyson 69 70 72 66, Alvaro Quiros
(Spa) 68 69 68 72 280 David Howell 69 73 71 67, Phillip Price 70 70
68 72, Richard McEvoy 72 71 69 68 281 Ross Fisher 69 68 74 70, Thomas
Bjorn (Den) 66 73 71 71, Alan McLean 68 73 69 71, Lee Westwood 70 72
66 73, Thomas Levet (Fra) 70 72 68 71, Johan Edfors (Swe) 70 72 69 70
McGladrey Classic
Collated final-round scores (USA unless stated, par 70):
266 Heath Slocum 66 66 66 68 267 Bill Haas 67 69 65 66
268 Arjun Atwal (Ind) 70 65 67 66, Robert Allenby (Aus) 68 68 66 66,
David Toms 64 66 70 68 269 Joe Durant 65 66 68 70, Bo Van Pelt 68 69
66 66, Charles Howell III 70 65 72 62 270 John Senden (Aus) 69 65 67
69, Jeff Quinney 67 67 68 68, Aron Price (Aus) 66 69 66 69 271 John
Rollins 63 71 72 65, Zach Johnson 70 66 68 67, Webb Simpson 69 68 67 67
RUGBY UNION
Heineken Cup Pool 4
Bath (8) 11 Biarritz (0) 12
Heineken Cup Pool 6
Toulouse (9) 18 Wasps (9) 16
Amlin Challenge Cup Pool 1
Bayonne (8) 16 Harlequins (12) 12
TENNIS
AEGON GB Pro-Series, Barnstaple
Finals
Singles: Alison Riske (USA) bt Johanna Larsson (Swe)
6-2 6-0
Doubles: Andrea Hlavackova (Cze) & Michaella
Krajicek (Ned) bt Sandra Klemenschits (Aut) & Tatjana Malek (Ger)
7-6 (7-4) 6-2
ATP Rakuten Japan Open Final:
(1) Rafael Nadal (Spa) bt (5) Gael Monfils (Fra) 6-1 7-5
ATP Shanghai Masters 1st rd:
Tommy Robredo (Spa) bt Albert Montanes (Spa) 6-3 7-6 (7-4)
Alexandr Dolgopolov (Ukr) bt (16) Nicolas Almagro
(Spa) 2-6 7-5 7-6 (7-3)
FORMULA ONE
JAPANESE GRAND PRIX
1 Sebastian Vettel (Ger) Red Bull 1hr 30mins
27.323secs
2 Mark Webber (Aus) Red Bull 1:30:28.228
3 Fernando Alonso (Spa) Ferrari 1:30:30.044
4 Jenson Button (Gbr) McLaren 1:30:40.845
5 Lewis Hamilton (Gbr) McLaren 1:31:06.918
6 Michael Schumacher (Ger) Mercedes GP 1:31:27.256
7 Kamui Kobayashi (Jpn) BMW Sauber 1:31:31.361
8 Nick Heidfeld (Ger) BMW Sauber 1:31:36.971
9 Rubens Barrichello (Bra) Williams 1:31:38.136
10 Sebastien Buemi (Swi) Scuderia Toro Rosso
1:31:40.187
11 Jaime Alguersuari (Spa) Scuderia Toro Rosso at 1
lap
12 Heikki Kovalainen (Fin) Lotus F1 at 1 lap
13 Jarno Trulli (Ita) Lotus F1 at 2 laps
14 Timo Glock (Ger) Virgin Racing at 2 laps
15 Bruno Senna (Bra) HRT-F1 at 2 laps
16 Sakon Yamamoto (Jpn) HRT-F1 at 3 laps
17 Nico Rosberg (Ger) Mercedes GP at 6 laps
COMMONWEALTH GAMES
Archery
Men's Recurve Individual
Bronze Medal: Jayanta Talukdar (Ind) bt Matthew Gray
(Aus) 6-4
Gold Medal: Rahul Banerjee (Ind) bt Jason Lyon (Can) 6-5
Women's Recurve Individual
Bronze Medal: Dola Banerjee (Ind) bt Anbarasi
Subramaniam (Mal) 6-2
Gold Medal Match: Deepika Kumari (Ind) bt Alison
Jane Williamson (Eng) 6-0
Athletics
Men's 200m
200m Final: 1 Leon Baptiste (Eng) 20.45secs,
2 Lansford Winston Spence (Jam) 20.49, 3
Christian Malcolm (Wal) 20.52, 4 Jared Neal Connaughton
(Can) 20.62, 5 Marlon Devonish (Eng) 20.75, 6 Aziz Zakari (Gha)
21.08, 7 Emmanuel Callender (Tri) 21.12, 8 Mosito Lehata (Lca) 21.13
800m Final: 1 Boaz Kiplagat Lalang (Ken) 1min
46.60secs, 2 Richard Kiplagat (Ken) 1:46.95, 3 Abraham Kiplagat (Ken)
1:47.37, 4 Chris Warburton (Wal) 1:48.59, 5 Jimmy Adar (Uga) 1:49.57,
6 Darren St Clair (Eng) 1:52.15, 7 Joe Thomas (Wal) 1:52.39
DNS: Lachlan Renshaw (Aus)
400m Hurdles Final: 1 David
Greene (Wal) 48.52secs, 2 L.J. van Zyl (Rsa) 48.63, 3 Rhys
Williams (Wal) 49.19, 4 Vincent Kiplangat Koskei (Ken)
49.36, 5 Richard Stewart Yates (Eng) 49.84, 6 Brendan Cole (Aus)
50.14, 7 Adrian Findlay (Jam) 50.48, 8 David Hughes (Eng) 50.48
Discus Throw Final: 1 Benn Harradine (Aus) 65.45m, 2
Vikas Gowda (Ind) 63.69, 3 Carl Myerscough (Gbr) 60.64, 4 Apostolos
Parellis (Cyp) 60.61, 5 Emeka Udechuku (Eng) 59.59, 6 Brett Morse
(Wal) 58.91, 7 Chris Scott (Eng) 57.05, 8 Julian Wruck (Aus) 56.69, 9
Petros Mitsides (Cyp) 53.32, 10 Zane Duquemin (Jer) 51.86, 11 Angus
Mcinroy (Sco) 49.98
Women's
400m Hurdles Final: 1 Muizat Ajoke Odumosu (Ngr)
55.28secs, 2 Eilidh Child (Sco) 55.62,
3 Nickiesha Wilson (Jam) 56.06, 4 Lauren Boden (Aus) 56.31, 5
Madeliene Carole Kaboud Mebam (Cmr) 57.61, 6 Florence Wasike (Ken)
57.75, 7 Meghan Beesley (Eng) 58.36
DQ: Maureen Jelagat Maiyo (Ken)
High Jump Final: 1 Nicole Forrester (Can) 1.91m, 2
Sheree Latoya Francis (Jam) 1.88, 3 Levern Spencer (Lca) 1.88, 4
Sahanakumari Sahana (Ind) 1.83, 4 Vikki Hubbard (Eng) 1.83, 6 Jillian
Drouin (Can) 1.78, 6 Kay Humberstone (Eng) 1.78, 6 Stephanie Pywell
(Eng) 1.78, 6 Liz Lamb (Nzl) 1.78, 10 Selloane Tsoaeli (Les) 1.78
Long Jump Final: 1 Alice Falaiye (Can) 6.50m, 2
Prajusha Maliakkal (Ind) 6.47, 3 Tabia Charles (Can) 6.44, 4 Rhonda
Avion Watkins (Tri) 6.36, 5 Ola Isata Sesay (Sie) 6.30, 6 Mayookha
Johny Mathalikunnel (Ind) 6.30, 7 Resmi Bose (Ind) 6.26, 8
C.dilrukshi Priyadarshani Nawanage (Sri) 6.19, 9 Tanika Shemoy Liburd
(SKN) 6.17, 10 Ruky Abdulai (Can) 6.13
Cycling
Men's 168km Road Race Final: 1 Allan Davis (Aus) 3hrs
49mins 48secs, 2 Hayden Roulston (Ned) 3:49:48, 3 David
Millar (Sco) 3:49:48, 4 Christopher Sutton (Fra) 3:49:52,
5 David Mccann (NIrl) 3:49:59, 6 Dominique Rollin (Can) 3:50:10, 7
Mark Simon Cavendish (IoM) 3:50:47, 8 Gordon Mccauley (Nzl) 3:50:57,
9 Luke Rowe (Wal) 3:52:37, 10 Jack Bauer (Nzl) 3:52:37
Women's 112km Road Race Final: 1 Rochelle Gilmore
(Aus) 2hrs 49mins 30secs, 2 Elizabeth Armitstead (Eng)
2:49:30, 3 Chloe Hosking (Aus) 2:49:30, 4 Joanne Kiesanowski (Nzl)
2:49:30, 5 Nicole Cooke (Wal) 2:49:30, 6 Joelle Numainville (Can)
2:49:30, 7 Tara Alice Whitten (Can) 2:49:30, 8 Carla Swart (Rsa)
2:49:30, 9 Melissa Holt (Nzl) 2:49:30, 10 Cherise Taylor (Rsa) 2:49:30
Diving
1m Springboard
Final: 1 Alexandre Despatie (Can) 468.15pts, 2 Matthew
Mitcham (Aus) 441.00, 3 Scott Robertson (Aus) 409.15, 4 Ken Nee Yeoh
(Mal) 400.10, 5 Reuben Ross (Can) 385.70, 6 Nicholas Robinson-Baker
(Eng) 385.10, 7 Bryan Nickson Lomas (Mal) 370.80, 8 Grant Nel (Aus)
366.70, 9 Oliver Dingley (Eng) 352.35, 10 Eric Sehn (Can) 348.95, 11
Muhammad Fakhrul Md Zain (Mal) 334.20, 12 Hari Prasad Thimmarayappa
(Ind) 251.25
Women's 3m Springboard Synchronised
Final: 1 Canada 318.90pts, 2 Australia 300.84, 3
Australia 295.32, 4 England (Rebecca Gallantree & Alicia Blagg)
293.04, 5 Canada 283.02, 6 Malaysia 260.04
10m Synchro Platform Final: 1 Australia 335.76pts, 2
Malaysia 328.38, 3 Australia 325.50, 4 England (Tonia Couch &
Sarah Barrow) 319.68, 5 Malaysia 316.38, 6 Canada 315.81, 7 England
(Stacie Powell & Rebecca Gallantree) 311.94, 8 Canada 298.05
Shooting
Singles 25m Centrefire Pistol Final: 1 Harpreet Singh
(Ind) 580pts, 2 Vijay Kumar (Ind) 574, 3 Lip Meng Poh (Sin) 574, 4
Michael Gault (Eng) 574, 5 Michelangelo Giustiniano (Aus) 574, 6 Bin
Gai (Sin) 573, 7 Metodi Igorov (Can) 573, 8 Alan Green (Wal) 570, 9
Mustaqeem Shah (Pak) 569, 10 David Moore (Aus) 567
Singles Trap Final: 1 Aaron
Heading (Eng) 147pts, 2 Michael Diamond (Aus) 146, 3
Manavjit Singh Sandhu (Ind) 144, 4 Adam Vella (Aus) 144, 5 Robert
John Auerbach (Tri) 138, 6 Mansher Singh (Ind) 137, 7 David Beattie
(NIrl) 120, 8 Yiannis Ailiotis (Cyp) 120, 9 Martin Davis (Rsa) 120,
10 Ossie McLean (Sco) 120
Singles 10m Air Rifle Final: 1 Xiang Wei Jasmine Ser
(Sin) 501.7pts, 2 Nur Ayuni Halim (Mal) 497.5, 3 Nur Suryani Mohamed
Taibi (Mal) 496.9, 4 Suma Siddharth Shirur (Ind) 495.4, 5 Kavitha
Yadav (Ind) 495.1, 6 Sadiya Sultana Sultana (Ban) 495.1, 7 Sharmin
Akter Ratna (Ban) 494.7, 8 Sian Corish (Wal) 491.9, 9 Marilena
Constantinou (Cyp) 391.0, 10 Jian Huan Cheng (Sin) 390.0,
Weightlifting
Men's 105kg
Group A Gold Medal Matches: 1 Niusila Opeloge (Sam)
338pts, 2 Stanislav Chalaev (Nzl) 334, 3 Curtis Onaghinor (Ngr) 332,
4 Robert Galsworthy (Aus) 329, 5 Gurbinder Cheema (Eng) 328, 6 Thomas
Yule (Sco) 327, 7 Sajjad Amin Malik (Pak) 326, 8 Can Mehmet Osman
(Cyp) 305, 9 M.S. Rajapaksha Pathiranage (Sri) 287, 10 Biddut Kumar
Roy (Ban) 270
Women's 75+kg
Group A Gold Medal Matches: 1 Ele Opeloge (Sam)
285pts, 2 Maryam Usman (Ngr) 255, 3 Deborah Acason (Aus) 245, 4 Geeta
Rani (Ind) 235, 5 Tracey Lambrechs (Nzl) 226, 6 Narita Viliamu (Niu)
215, 7 Luniarra Simanu (Sam) 196, 8 Shalinee Valaydon (Mri) 188, 9
Becky Namusoke (Uga) 181, 10 Luisa Peters (Cok) 27 155
DARTS
James Wade claimed his fifth major title with a 6-3
win over Adrian Lewis in the final of the Bodog.com World Grand Prix
in Dublin on Sunday night. Wade had started the stronger and moved
into a 4-2 lead, although the action was overshadowed to an extent by
an angry confrontation between the two players after Lewis was
distracted mid-throw.
MOTOR CYCLING
Jorge Lorenzo has secured his first MotoGP title after
finishing third in the Malaysian round of the series at Sepang. The
Spaniard needed to finish ninth or better to clinch the championship
on his Fiat Yamaha, helped by the absence of his closest rival and
compatriot Dani Pedrosa due to an injury suffered in the last MotoGP
round in Japan. Reigning champion Valentino Rossi, a team-mate of
Lorenzo at Fiat Yamaha, won the race in a time of 41 minutes 03.448
seconds, with Rossi's fellow Italian Andrea Dovizioso second for
Repsol Honda. |
