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Miles Evans

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/ 18 July 2010

Oosthuizen completes runaway victory

Louis Oosthuizen turned the British Open into a procession on Sunday, winning the famed Claret Jug after crushing the world’s best by seven strokes.

By Miles Evans
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/ 17 July 2010

Oosthuizen waits to see extent of lead

Saturday’s action at the 150th anniversary British Open stands poised with Louis Oosthuizen hoping for the biggest halfway lead in 28 years.

By Miles Evans
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/ 3 July 2010

Serena crushes Zvonareva to win fourth Wimbledon crown

Serena Williams again showed the gaping chasm between her and the rest of the field when she retained her Wimbledon singles crown on Saturday.

By Miles Evans
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/ 27 June 2010

Livid Nadal flirts with danger, Serena strolls

Rafa Nadal tamed his fury after a warning for coaching to come through a five-set test at Wimbledon while Andy Murray made more clinical progress.

By Miles Evans

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