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All-German showdown

GIANTKILLERS Philipp Kohlschreiber and PhilippPetzschner knocked out the highest seeded playersleft to set up an all-German final at the Hallegrasscourt tournament. Petzschner upset second-seeded Czech Tomas Berdych 7-6 (9-7), 2-6, 6-3 andKohlschreiber blasted past third-seeded FrenchmanGael Monfils 6-3, 6-3 in semi-final shocks. The lastATP final featuring two unseeded Germanswas in2004. TommyHaas beat Nicolas Kiefer in LA.

Tsonga rains onBritish parade

JO-WILFRIED Tsonga injected a note of reality intoproceedings at the Queen’s clubwhen he dismisseddreams of the first all-British final at the grasscourtevent since 1931. He beat JamesWard 6-3 7-6 (9-7).The Frenchman plays Scot AndyMurray, who crushedAndy Roddick 6-3 6-1 to reach his second final of theseason andmove towithin one victory of his firsttrophy since last autumn.Ward had kept home fansintrigued during his fairytale week.

Serena andVenus return

SERENA and VenusWilliamsmake their long-awaitedreturns at the Eastbourne grasscourt tournamenttoday in the last warm-up beforeWimbledon. Serenahasn’t played sincewinning theWimbledon title 49weeks ago, after suffering a freak injury when shestepped on glass at a restaurant. Five-timeWimbledonwinner Venus hasn’t been on court sinceJanuary 21when she retired at the Australian Openciting abdominal muscle problems.

AthleticsDiamond League -NewYorkMen

100m: 1 SteveMullings (Jam) 10.26sec, 2

Tyson Gay (US) 10.26, 3 Keston Bledman

(Tri) 10.33.

400m: 1 JeremyWariner (US) 45.13sec, 2

Jermaine Gonzales (Jam) 45.16, 3 Ron-

dell Bartholomew(Grn) 45.17.

800m: 1 Alfred Kirwa Yego (Ken) 1:46.57,

2 Mbulaeni Mulaudzi (Rsa) 1:46.68, 3

BoazKiplagat Lalang (Ken) 1:46:75.

5000m: 1 Dejen Gebremeskel (Eth)

13:05.22, 2 Bernard Lagat (US) 13:05.46, 3

Tariku Bekele (Eth) 13:06.06.

400m Hurdles: 1 Javier Culson (Pur)

48.50sec, 2 Bershawn Jackson (US)

48.55, 3 DavidGreene (Wal) 49.07.

Triple Jump: 1 Phillips Idowu (Eng)

16.67m, 2 Christian Olsson (Swe) 16.29, 3

Leevan Sands (Bah) 16.28.

Women

200m: 1 Allyson Felix (US) 22.92sec, 2

Bianca Knight (US) 22.96, 3 Shalonda

Solomon (US) 23.03.

1500m: 1 Kenia Sinclair (Jam) 4:08.06, 2

Morgan Uceny (US) 4:08.42, 3 Kalkidan

Gezahegne (Eth) 4:08.46.

100m Hurdles: 1 Danielle Carruthers

(US) 13.04sec, 2 Kellie Wells (US) 13.06, 3

TiffanyOfili (Gbr) 13.11.

3000m Steeplechase: 1 Milcah Chemos

Cheywa (Ken) 9:27.29, 2 Sofia Assefa

(Eth) 9:27.37, 3 Gulnara Galkina (Rus)

9:29.75.

Long Jump: 1 Funmi Jimoh (US) 6.48m, 2

Janay Deloach (US) 6.41, 3 Brittney

Reese (US) 6.35.

Discus: 1 Stephanie Brown Trafton (US)

62.94m, 2 Gia Lewis-Smallwood (US)

59.89, 3 ArethaThurmond (US) 59.38.

Javelin: 1 Christina Obergfoll (Ger)

64.43m, 2 Sunette Viljoen (Rsa) 60.39, 3

Rachel Yurkovich (US) 58.43.

High Jump: 1 Emma Green (Swe) 1.94m,

2 Blanka Vlasic (Cro) 1.90, 3 Sheree

Francis (Jam) 1.82.

BaseballMLBAmerican League: Tampa Bay 7 BALTI-

MORE 5 (11th Inn); DETROIT 8 Seattle 1;

CHICAGO WHITE SOX 3 Oakland 2; LA

ANGELS 7 Kansas City 5; MINNESOTA 8

Texas 1; Boston 16 TORONTO 4; NY YAN-

KEES 4Cleveland 0.

National League: Arizona 9 FLORIDA 5;

PITTSBURGH 3 NYMets 2; MILWAUKEE 5

St Louis 3; LA Dodgers 11 COLORADO 7;

Atlanta 6 HOUSTON 3 (10th Inn); Wash-

ington 2 SAN DIEGO 1; PHILADELPHIA 7

Chicago Cubs 1; Cincinnati 10 SAN

FRANCISCO2.

CricketThirdODIWest Indies v India -North Sound

West Indies Innings

L SIMMONS cKohli bMishra ................ 45

KEDWARDS cPPatel bMPatel .............. 0

RSARWAN runout .................................. 28

MSAMUELS st P Patel bMishra ............. 1

DHYATTbMishra ..................................... 1

KPOLLARD cPPatel b Singh .................. 6

CBAUGH cDhawanbMPatel .............. 36

DSAMMY cPPatel bMPatel .................. 3

ARUSSELLnot out .................................. 92

KROACHnot out ....................................... 7

Sundries (2lb, 4w) ..................................... 6

TOTAL .................................................. 8-225

Fall: 0, 65, 70, 74, 77, 85, 96, 174.

Bowling: P Kumar 10-1-46-0, M Patel

10-1-60-3 (2w), A Mishra 10-2-28-3, H

Singh 10-2-24-1 (2w), Y Pathan 5-0-27-0,

V Kohli 1-0-7-0, S Raina 4-0-31-0. Overs:50

India Innings

PPATEL cRussell b Bishoo ................... 46

SDHAWAN c Samuels b Sammy ............ 4

VKOHLI lbwbSammy ............................. 0

SBADRINATH runout ............................. 11

RSHARMAnot out .................................. 86

SRAINA c SimmonsbPollard ................. 3

YPATHAN c SimmonsbBishoo ............. 1

HSINGH c BaughbRussell .................... 41

PKUMARnot out ..................................... 25

Sundries (1lb, 5nb, 5w) .......................... 11

TOTAL .................................................. 7-228

Fall: 26, 26, 60, 79, 88, 92, 180.

Bowling: K Roach 8.2-0-46-0 (2w, 3nb), A

Russell 9-0-59-1 (1w, 1nb), D Sammy

10-2-49-2 (1w), D Bishoo 10-0-41-2 (1nb),

K Pollard 9-0-32-1 (1w).Overs: 46.2

India won by three wickets to lead thebest-of-five-series series 3-0.

GolfUSPGATour - St JudeClassic,MemphisRound 3 (US unless stated) - 199: RobertKarlsson (Swe) 66 65 68; 200: Harrison

Frazar 71 65 64; 202: John Merrick 66 69

67; 203: Retief Goosen (Rsa) 68 71 64;

204: Fredrik Jacobson (Swe) 71 65 68,

Keegan Bradley 67 67 70; 205: Cameron

Tringale 71 68 66, Blake Adams 72 67 66,

Carl Pettersson (Swe) 69 69 67, Kris

Blanks 66 71 68, Stephen Ames (Can) 69

68 68; 206: Charles Howell III 72 67 67,

Ryuji Imada (Jpn) 70 68 68, Brandt

Snedeker 71 66 69, Colt Knost 66 68 72;

207: Greg Chalmers (Aus) 72 69 66, DJTrahan 74 67 66, Jonathan Byrd 71 68 68,

Tim Herron 73 65 69, Troy Matteson 70

67 70, George McNeill 70 67 70; 208:David Hearn (Can) 69 70 69, Lee We-

stwood (Eng) 69 70 69, Robert Allenby(Aus) 70 71 67, Shane Bertsch 71 67 70,

Camilo Villegas (Col) 69 69 70, Scott

Stallings 69 68 71, Fabian Gomez (Arg)

67 70 71, Jhonattan Vegas (Ven) 73 69 66;

209: Chris Couch 71 70 68, Marco Daw-

son 68 72 69, Jerry Kelly 72 69 68, Jimmy

Walker 69 70 70, Rod Pampling (Aus) 7566 68,DavidMathis 65 72 72.

EuropeanPGATour - ItalianOpen, TurinRound 3 - 200: Robert Rock (Eng) 64 68

68; 202:Niclas Fasth (Swe) 69 69 64, Pab-

lo Larrazabal (Esp) 67 70 65, Jbe Kruger

(Rsa) 69 66 67, Gary Boyd (Eng) 69 65 68,

Francesco Molinari (Ita) 66 68 68, Joost

Luiten (Ned) 66 67 69; 203: Lee Slattery

(Eng) 71 67 65, Peter Whiteford (Sco) 68

67 68, Rhys Davies (Wal) 66 68 69,

Gregory Bourdy (Fra) 66 68 69; 204:Floris de Vries (Ned) 71 64 69, Matteo

Manassero (Ita) 66 68 70, Chris Wood

(Eng) 64 69 71; 205: David Dixon (Eng) 70

69 66, Florian Fritsch (Ger) 69 68 68, Ric-

hie Ramsay (Sco) 67 69 69, Jeev Milkha

Singh (Ind) 69 66 70, Lorenzo Gagli (Ita)

68 66 71; 206: Clodomiro Carranza (Arg)

71 69 66, Andrea Pavan (Ita) 68 72 66,

Marco Ruiz (Par) 72 67 67, Phillip Price

(Wal) 70 68 68, Michael Jonzon (Swe) 69

68 69, David Horsey (Eng) 68 69 69, Mar-cus Fraser (Aus) 71 66 69, Stephen Dodd

(Wal) 67 70 69, Thorbjorn Olesen (Den)

65 71 70, AnthonyWall (Eng) 67 68 71.

US LPGATour - State FarmClassic, IllionoisRound 3 (US unless stated) - 199: TsengYa Ni (Tpe) 67 66 66; 200: Mindy Kim 64

67 69; 202: Brittany Lincicome 67 69 66,

Feng Shanshan (Chn) 68 65 69; 203: Cri-stie Kerr 70 67 66; 204: Wendy Ward 68

69 67, Juli Inkster 67 70 67; 205: SophieGustafson (Swe) 69 70 66, Pak Se-Ri

(Kor) 69 68 68, Paula Creamer 68 68 69;

206: Stacy Lewis 70 72 64, Angela

Stanford 73 67 66, Suzann Pettersen

(Nor) 70 67 69; 207: Pornanong Phatlum

(Tha) 72 69 66, Lee Mee-Na (Kor) 69 71

67,MichelleWie 72 67 68, MikaMiyazato

(Jpn) 71 68 68, Amanda Blumenherst 68

67 72, Shin Ji-Yai (Kor) 66 68 73; 208: ChoiNa-Yeon (Kor) 70 72 66, Gerina Piller 69

69 70, Brittany Lang 68 70 70, Catriona

Matthew (Sco) 68 69 71, Morgan Pressel

68 69 71; 209: Ji Eun-Hee (Kor) 69 73 67,

Natalie Gulbis 72 69 68, Mina Harigae 70

71 68, Kang Ji-Min (Kor) 70 71 68, Amy

Yang (Kor) 72 68 69, Kim In-Kyung (Kor)

70 70 69, Sarah-Jane Smith (Aus) 69 7070, Moira Dunn 68 71 70, Bae Kyeong

(Kor) 69 69 71.

Rugby LeagueNRL - Round 14GOLD COAST 28 (M Minichiello D Moore

S Prince M Srama J Tomane tries; S

Prince 4 goals) d ST GEORGE ILLA-

WARRA 14 (AMcKinnon 2 P Tagive tries;

B Hornby goal) atWIN Jubilee Oval. Ref-

erees: Tony Archer, Alan Shortall.

Crowd: 10,139.

MANLY 24 (B Stewart 2 S Matai G Rose

tries; J Lyon 4 goals) d NORTH QUEENS-

LAND 4 (A Graham try) at Brookvale

Oval. Referees: Gerard Sutton, Jared

Maxwell. Crowd: 8,452.

Standings

Team P W D L B +/-Pts

DRAGONS 13 10 1 2 1 108 23

SEAEAGLES 13 10 0 3 1 133 22

STORM 12 9 0 3 1 120 20

COWBOYS 13 9 0 4 1 64 20

BRONCOS 13 9 0 4 1 43 20

TIGERS 13 7 0 6 1 22 16

WARRIORS 13 7 0 6 1 19 16

BULLDOGS 12 6 0 6 2 -11 16

Knights 12 5 0 7 2 -7 14

Panthers 12 5 0 7 2 -17 14

Eels 12 4 1 7 2 -86 13

Rabbitohs 12 4 0 8 2 -54 12

Roosters 12 4 0 8 1 -60 10

Titans 13 4 0 9 1 -84 10

Sharks 12 3 0 9 2 -89 10

Raiders 13 3 0 10 1 -101 8

Super LeagueTeam P W D L F APts

WARRINGTON 16 12 0 4 617 227 24

HUDDERSFIELD 16 12 0 4 457 257 24

WIGAN 15 10 2 3 418 241 22

STHELENS 16 10 2 4 464 318 22

CATALANS 17 10 1 6 385 357 21

LEEDS 16 8 1 7 424 402 17

Castleford 15 8 1 6 411 392 17

Hull 16 6 1 9 358 359 13

Bradford 16 6 1 9 342 496 13

Hull KR 16 6 0 10 380 442 12

Salford 16 6 0 10 356 494 12

Harlequins 16 4 1 11 336 554 9

Wakefield 16 5 0 11 280 473 6

Celtic Crusaders 17 4 0 13 337 553 4

RugbyUnionSuper Rugby - Round 17CHIEFS 18 (Richard Kahui, Isaac Ross

tries; Stephen Donald con 2 pen) drew

with HURRICANES 18 (Hosea Gear, And-

rewHore tries; AaronCruden con 2 pen)

inHamilton.

BRUMBIES 32 (Matt Giteau, Christian

Lealiifano, PatMcCabe, StephenMoore,

Tyrone Smith tries; Giteau 2 con pen) d

REBELS 17 (Jarrod Saffy, Afusipa Tau-

moepeau tries’ Danny Cipriani 2 con

pen) inCanberra.

CRUSADERS 23 (Zac Guildford 2, Matt

Todd tries; Daniel Carter con 2 pen) d

BLUES 16 (Charlie Faumuina, Rene Ran-

ger tries; Luke McAlister 2 pen) in Ti-

maru.

WARATAHS 33 (Tom Carter 3, David

Dennis, JoshHolmes tries; Kurtley Beale

4 con) d HIGHLANDERS 7 (Jason Rut-

ledge try; TonyBrowncon) in Sydney.

REDS 24 (Quade Cooper, Scott Higgin-

botham, Dom Shipperley tries; Quade

Cooper 3 con pen) d FORCE 21 (Rory

Sidey 2, David Pocock tries; James

O’Connor 2 pen) in Perth.

LIONS 30 (CobusGrobbelaar 2, JanoVer-

maak tries; Butch James 3 con 3 pen)

drew with SHARKS 30 (Patrick Lambie,

Lwazi Mvovo, JP Pietersen tries; Patrick

Lambie 3 con 3 pen) in Johannesburg.

BULLS 19 (Francois Hougaard try;

Morne Steyn con 4 pen) d STORMERS 16

(Andries Bekker try; Dewaldt Duvenage

con 2 pen, Kurt Coleman pen) in Cape

Town.

StandingsTeam P W D L PD BPPts

REDS 15 12 0 3 112 6 62

STORMERS 15 11 0 4 133 6 58

CRUSADERS 15 10 1 4 156 7 57

BLUES 15 9 1 5 53 10 56

BULLS 15 10 0 5 49 5 53

SHARKS 15 9 1 5 65 7 53

Waratahs 15 9 0 6 112 8 52

Highlanders 15 8 0 7 -30 5 45

Hurricanes 15 5 2 8 -63 9 41

Chiefs 15 6 1 8 -8 6 40

Cheetahs 15 5 0 10 8 11 39

Force 15 4 2 9 -86 5 33

Brumbies 15 4 1 10 -89 7 33

Lions 16 3 1 12 -126 7 25

Rebels 15 3 0 12 -286 3 23

TennisATPTour - Queen’s, LondonSemi-Finals: 5-Jo-Wilfried Tsonga (Fra)

d JamesWard (Eng) 6-3 7-6 (9-7), 2-Andy

Murray (Sco) d 3-Andy Roddick (US) 6-3

6-1.

ATPTour - Halle, GermanySemi-Finals: Philipp Petzschner (Ger) d

2-Tomas Berdych (Cze) 7-6 (9-7) 2-6 6-3,

Philipp Kohlschreiber (Ger) d 3-Gael

Monfils (Fra) 6-3 6-3.

WTATour - BirminghamSemi-Finals: Sabine Lisicki (Ger) d

3-Peng Shuai (Chn) 6-3 6-1, 4-Daniela

Hantuchova (Svk) d 2-Ana Ivanovic

(Srb) 6-7 (2-7) 6-3 6-2.

WTATour - DanishOpenSemi-Finals: 1-Caroline Wozniacki

(Den) d Mona Barthel (Ger) 6-1 6-2,

4-Lucie Safarova (Cze) d Petra Martic

(Cro) 1-6 6-4 6-2.

Jimmy’sready toresume

James Anderson

JAMES Anderson is setfor an England cricket re-turn after being named ina 12-man squad for thethird and final Test again-st Sri Lanka from Thurs-day at the Rose Bowl.

England’s premierstrike bowler, who missedthe drawn second Test atLord’s with a side strain,first had to prove his fit-ness playing for Lancashi-re in a Twenty20 matchyesterday against Worces-tershire. Iffit, Andersonwill replacethe uncappedJade Dern-bach, draftedinto thesquad in his absence.

England’s four-man at-tack struggled for accu-racy without Anderson atLord’s. Either StevenFinn, who took the swingspecialist’s place in thatmatch, or the under-performing Stuart Broadwould appear to be likelyto make way if Andersonplays in what would bethe first Test at the homeground of southerncounty Hampshire.

England leads the three-match series 1-0 after aninnings and 14-run win inthe first Test in Cardiff.