Doping: Next WADA code to ban dopers from Olympics
The next world anti-doping code, scheduled for 2015, will bid to prevent athletes who have been found guilty of doping from competing at the Olympic Games following the end of their suspension.
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Isner loses marathon in Paris as US hopes crushed
US hopes at the French Open were extinguished on Thursday as marathon man John Isner was once again involved in an epic duel, the fourth longest in Grand Slam history, which this time he lost.
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Ivanovic loses to Errani in French Open third round
Former champion Ana Ivanovic went out of the French Open on Friday, beaten 1-6 7-5 6-3 by Italian clay court specialist Sara Errani in an erratic third-round display.
‘DNA strands create tiniest Smileys, symbols’
Harvard University scientists on Wednesday said they had created smileys, Chinese characters and card-game symbols at scales of billionths of a metre using strands of DNA.
Sania Mirza welcomes boom in Asian women's tennis
Asian poster girl Sania Mirza says the women's game is in its best state ever in the region, with Chinese stars like Li Na leading the charge and a new generation waiting in the wings.
"I think we're
Paes-Elena, Bhupathi-Sania pairs advance in mixed doubles of French Open
Leander Paes and Mahesh Bhupathi, along with their respective partners, advanced to the second round of the French Open mixed doubles event after notching up straight-set victories in the first round
Andy Murray survives injury scare at French Open
Andy Murray overcame crippling back pain to battle his way past Jarkko Nieminen into the third round of the French Open on Thursday.
The British fourth seed defeated the Finn 1-6, 6-4, 6-1, 6-2 but h
Serena crashes out in French Open epic
Serena Williams crashed to the worst Grand Slam defeat of her career on Tuesday when she slumped to a dramatic and thrilling 4-6, 7-6 (7/5), 6-3 French Open loss to France's world 111 Virginie Razzano.
Turbulence ahead for airlines despite oil price drop
Airlines are still in for financial turbulence despite a recent fall in oil prices, with many at risk of posting major losses as the cost of their top input remains historically high.
"If fuel price
Tsonga looking for fun as French Open starts
Local favourite Jo-Wilfried Tsonga has virtually no chance of winning this year's French Open title but he will try to at least enjoy himself when he starts his campaign on Sunday.
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