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Category Archives: Tennis
Tennis: Jonny Marray last man standing at the Hall of Fame
Jonny Marray, along with his doubles partner Aisam-ul-Haq Qureshi of Pakistan, is the last Brit standing in top-level tennis competitions this week as he secured a place in the Hall of Fame Tennis Championships semi final. Having returned to the … Continue reading
Tennis: Aljaz Bedene in the main draw for Trophee Hassan II
British number two Aljaž Bedene has reached his first main draw since switching from representing Slovenia after advancing through the qualifying stages of the Trophee Hassan II in Casablanca. Agree with his decision to abandon his home country and establish … Continue reading
Results 19/8/2013 – Great Britain’s water polo team lose to Hungary again
The future of water polo in this country doesn’t look any brighter after the Great Britain junior women were thrashed in the first match of the World Junior Championships in Volos, Greece. Following a minute’s silence for Hungarian water polo … Continue reading
Posted in Air Sports, Bowling, Cricket, Curling, Football, Hockey, Paragliding, Results, Sailing, Skiing, Snowboarding, Tennis, Water Polo, Winter Sports
Tagged aime fuller, America's Cup, andy shaw, andy webster, chris draper, dominic inglot, don bodill, england curling, england hockey, English Premier League, eurohockey championships, great britain water polo, jack gower, jenny jones, john wells, katie ormerod, laurie taylor, louis vuitton cup, manchester city, matt bignell, matt miller, mike quarry, newcastle united, raymond teece, samuel todd-sanders, simon sykes, slopestyle, snowboarding world cup, steve thornton, stuart williams, warwickshire, winston-salem open, worcestershire, world paragliding accuracy championships, world tenpin championships, yorkshire bank 40
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Results 12/6/2013 – England’s squash men continue to impress at World Team Championships
Rather than learn from my shooting mistake the other day, where my eagerness to talk meant that I hastily pronounced that Britain’s shooters had failed to qualify – before going on to do even worse the next day and confirm … Continue reading
Posted in Archery, Athletics, Badminton, Cycling, Handball, Results, Snooker, Speedway, Squash, Table Tennis, Tennis
Tagged adrian grant, aegon championships, aegon classic, alan clyne, andrea gales, andrew ellis, archery world cup, asian ptc, ben swift, birmingham brummies, bobby white, china open table tennis, chris adcock, chris langridge, chris small, dan evans, daryl selby, david millar, duncan busby, elite league speedway, england squash, european handball championships, gabby white, great britain handball, greg lobban, heather olver, heather watson, indonesian open, jack jago, james willstrop, jamie murray, jimmy white, johanna konta, john higgins, jonathan tiernan-locke, joshua edmondson, kate robertshaw, king's lynn stars, laura robson, lauren smith, liam pitchford, lucy holderness, luke rowe, mark selby, mark williams, mukhtar mohammed, pauline burfitt, peter mills, poole pirates, rajiv ouseph, richard strachan, richie worrall, robert downer, scotland squash, snooker, south australia open, steven larsson, super series table tennis, superseries premier, tai woffinden, team sky, tour de suisse, tristan eysele, ty proctor, wolverhampton wolves, world challenge, world team squash championships
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Results 11/6/13 – Heather Watson through to second round of AEGON Classic in Birmingham
British number two Heather Watson is one of a select few to make it through to the second round of a home tennis tournament this week, namely the AEGON Classic in Birmingham. Still recovering from an early-season bout of glandular … Continue reading
Posted in Archery, Archives, Badminton, Beach Volleyball, Cycling, Football, Results, Rugby Union, Shooting, Squash, Tennis
Tagged aaron heading, abigail irozuru, adrian grant, aegon championships, aegon classic, archery world cup, ashe morgan, british & irish lions, chris adcock, chris langridge, craig dawson, daniel tarrant, daryl selby, dominic inglot, dougie kempsell, dwain chambers, england squash, gabby white, gerry weber open, heather olver, heather watson, indonesian open, kyle edmund, laura robson, lucy boulton, luke rowe, mark shaw, melanie south, michael rimmer, naomi folkard, nick matthew, scotland squash, stuart pearce, superseries premier, tara moore, the hague grand slam, tour de suisse, world challenge, world cup shotgun, world team squash championships, zara dampney
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