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The Contenders For the Men's Wimbledon Title
The Wimbledon championships start on 23rd June and it is time to evaluate the contenders. Can anyone beat Roger Federer as he bids to win a sixth consecutive title?
Philip Oliver
Great Britain's Great Tennis Problem
There has not been a British winner of a grand slam title for more than 30 years. A glance at the current world rankings suggests this drought is set to continue.
Philip Oliver
New-Look Australia Look For Familiar Success
Australia face West Indies in a five match One Day International series with a team that continues to evolve. The new faces join a squad that is used to winning but their assignment in the Caribbean is not an easy one.
Philip Oliver
Wimbledon 2008 - A Spectator's View
I made my way to Wimbledon for the second day of the tournament. Here I give a review of a unique sporting experience.
Philip Oliver
Do Left Handers Make Better Cricketers?
Cricket is dominated by left handed players more than any other sport. This article looks at whether lefties have an advantage and the effect they have on the opposing team.
Philip Oliver
Some Other Ways to Make Money at This Year's Wimbledon
Wimbledon is underway and it is time to look at the betting options for the tournament. Having tipped Rafael Nadal and Serena Williams to take the respective singles titles, I now look at other interesting opportunites in the betting markets.
Philip Oliver
Nadal Cannot Be Beaten In French Open
Men's tennis has three players at the peak of their powers who would be dominant in another era: Roger Federer, Rafael Nadal and Novak Djokovic. Federer is perhaps the most talented player ever, yet that he is not favourite for Roland Garros says everything about the prowess of his rivals. Djokovic famously ousted Federer on his way to winning the Australian Open in January, but is Nadal who is the man to beat in the second grand slam of the season.
Philip Oliver
