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Justine Henin made a winning comeback from retirement on Monday, beating second-seeded Nadia Petrova of Russia 7-5, 7-5.
After pacing the sidelines for two weeks, Schalk Burger gets another chance to wreak havoc for South Africa at the World Cup. The bustling blonde backrower was switched from the flank to number eight in a strong Springboks lineup unveiled by coach Jake White for Sunday's match against the winless United States in Montpellier.
Shane Warne took four wickets on Wednesday to move Australia within a wicket of a series sweep before Asim Kamal's unbeaten 86 helped guide Pakistan to a 59-run lead on the fourth day of the third cricket Test. Asim shared an unbroken 53-run 10th-wicket partnership with Mohammad Asif (12) to frustrate the Australian attack.
Russian Nikolay Davydenko hopes to take advantage of a depleted field after making it to the semifinals of the season-ending Masters Cup. Davydenko will be the highest-ranked player in the semifinals behind two-time defending champion Roger Federer.
World Cup referees are in the spotlight again after Sam Warburton was red-carded for a dangerous tip-tackle that left the Welsh without their captain.
Justine Henin made a winning comeback from retirement on Monday, beating second-seeded Nadia Petrova of Russia 7-5, 7-5.
After pacing the sidelines for two weeks, Schalk Burger gets another chance to wreak havoc for South Africa at the World Cup. The bustling blonde backrower was switched from the flank to number eight in a strong Springboks lineup unveiled by coach Jake White for Sunday's match against the winless United States in Montpellier.
Shane Warne took four wickets on Wednesday to move Australia within a wicket of a series sweep before Asim Kamal's unbeaten 86 helped guide Pakistan to a 59-run lead on the fourth day of the third cricket Test. Asim shared an unbroken 53-run 10th-wicket partnership with Mohammad Asif (12) to frustrate the Australian attack.
