Defending world champion Sebastian Vettel has laid down a
marker in his Red Bull that will leave his rivals quaking in
their boots after the first day of practice at the opening
Grand Prix of the 2013 season in Melbourne, Australia.
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Djokovic Targeting French Open Glory
World number one Novak Djokovic may have just won the
Australian Open but he is already targeting another title as
he looks to finally claim the one Grand Slam that he it yet
to win.
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Djokovic Edges Murray in Five-Set Thriller
The top two tennis players in the world will battle it out
for the first Grand slam title of the season after Novak
Djokovic edged out Andy Murray in a five-set thriller in
Melbourne.
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Nadal Battles Past Federer in Classic Encounter
Rafael Nadal produced a stunning display as he fought back
from one set down to beat Roger Federer and make the
Australian Open final.
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Victoria Azarenka suffered a second set meltdown but was
able to recover and book her place in the Australian Open
final after beating defending champion Kim Clijsters in
three sets.
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Australia Continue March to Whitewash
Ricky Ponting and Michael Clarke both hit double centuries
as Australia exerted their dominance over India on the
second day of the fourth and final Test at Adelaide.
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Petra Kvitova and Maria Sharapova will contest an intriguing
Australian Open semi-final after both women secured straight
sets victories from their last eight encounters. Wimbledon champion Kvitova struggled to find her rhythm, but
overcame a spirited challenge from unseeded Sara Errani to
win 6-4 6-4.
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Murray Eases into Australian Open Semi-Final
Andy Murray is comfortably through to the Australian Open
semi-final after he dispatched Kei Nishikori in straight
sets.
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Federer and Nadal Safely Through to Round Four
Rafael Nadal and Roger Federer both safely navigated their
way through the third round of the Australian Open with
varying degrees of ease. Federer was handed a tough assignment against the giant Ivo
Karlovic but the third seed would have felt confident
heading into the match, holding a 9-1 record over his
Croatian opponent.
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Fish Becomes First Big Name Casualty
Mardy Fish has been dumped out of the Australian Open after
he suffered a straight sets defeat to the hands of little
known Colombian Alejandro Falla on Wedensday.
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Andy Murray completed a ruthless win over Edouard
Roger-Vasselin to reach the third round of the Australian
Open. The British number one required just 23 minutes to wrap up
the first set before dismissing the challenge of his
101st-ranked opponent entirely, cantering to a 6-1, 6-4, 6-4
scoreline.
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Rafael Nadal dispelled doubts about his troublesome right
knee with a comprehensive 6-4, 6-3, 6-4 win over Tommy Haas
in the second round of the Australian Open. The Spaniard negotiated what was a potential banana skin
given Haas’ strong Grand Slam record, breaking the German
once in each of the three sets.
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Aussie Quicks Rout India to Secure Victory
India’s stellar batting line-up was dismantled on the
fourth afternoon of the traditional Boxing Day Test match,
eventually folding to hand Australia a 122-run.
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Williams a Major Doubt for Australian Open
It looks as though former world number one Venus Williams
may not play in the Australian Open after she withdrew from
January's ASB Classic in Auckland, New Zealand, because of
ongoing health issues.
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Losing start in the Big Bash for Shane Warne
Shane Warne made a disappointing return to cricket as his
Melbourne Stars team were beaten by Sydney Thunder in the
opening round of the new Australian T20 league, the Big
Bash.
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Just as he’s pronounced fit to play in Saturday's Big Bash
Twenty20 opening game for the Melbourne Stars, Shane Warne
says there’s a new era dawning in Australian cricket.
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Australian spinner Shane Warne says Australian cricket
selectors should show faith in the youth by including
younger players in the national Test side. Australia suffered a seven-run loss to New Zealand in Hobart
yesterday, and Warne suggested poor performances indicate
that some must be prepared to make way for better players.
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Australia’s captain Michael Clarke has admitted his side
blew their chances as they lost their home Test to New
Zealand for the first time in more than a quarter of a
century.
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Warne Primed for Return to Competitive Cricket
Shane Warne is on the verge of a return to cricket in
Australia’s Twenty20 Big Bash League and insists he is in
fantastic shape.
The 42 year-old leg-spinner will represent the Melbourne
Stars in the tournament, which begins in December, and was
adamant that financial gain was irrelevant.
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Warne to Play in Australian T20 Season
At 42, and now arguably almost as famous for being the
fiancé of Elizabeth Hurley, Shane Warne is planning to come
out of retirement to play in Australia's domestic Twenty20
competition.
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