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Catwalk for Venus, cakewalk for Federer in Paris

PARIS, (Reuters) – Venus Williams and her dress were  centre of attention at Roland Garros yesterday but Roger  Federer once again proved his tennis needs no added frills as  both players moved smoothly into the French Open third round.

Coach Springer happy with Windies A development

BRIDGETOWN, Barbados, CMC – West Indies A team coach Hendy Springer has praised his side’s maturity after their tour of Bangladesh finished in an anti-climax yesterday, with the final day of their four-day “Test” abandoned because of rain.

Tamim gives Bangladesh glimpse of hope

LONDON, (Reuters) – Tamim Iqbal gave Bangladesh a  glimmer of hope for the first test against England starting at Lord’s today by promising to take his place at the top of  the order despite a painful wrist injury.

Caribbean side for Club Champions League

PORT OF SPAIN, Trinidad, CMC – Only one Caribbean team will participate in the Club Champions League, dashing hopes that two sides from the region would have been granted entry in the lucrative Twenty20 tournament which bowls off in September.

Phillips, Nash keep Windies A in hunt

SAVAR, Bangladesh, CMC – Opener Omar Phillips was nearing a half-century while Test batsman Brendan Nash extended his good form, as West Indies A fought back on the third day of their second and final four-day “Test” against Bangladesh A yesterday.

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