French Open Champion Nadal. – BBC Sport
Proteas captain AB De Villiers feels confident about their ICC Champions Trophy match against Pakistan in Birmingham today. More news from the camp is that Dale Steyn is recovering slowly and will perhaps only be available for the last match of the tournament against West Indies in Cardiff on June 14.
After his French Open final victory at Roland Garros last night, Rafael Nadal is now wishing to be left alone as he returns to his home town in search of peace and quiet. He has given his supporters so much pleasure, perhaps it is time they give something back.
In very unfortunate F1 news, a track marshal has died after landing under the mobile crane which removed Esteban Gutierrez’s Sauber in the closing stages of this race. Three marshals have now passed away at Grand Prix races since 2000.
We take a look at how the MTN-Qhubeka team performed during the first two stages of the Tour of Korea. Kristian Sbaragli did exceptionally well in the opening stage by taking his first pro win. After assisting Sbaragli the previous day, Martin Wesemann’s got into the break on the second stage to rise to third overall.
We also have a look at the latest scratchings and doubtful starters for the Durban July which takes place at Greyville Racecourse on July 6.
High Five,
Ed
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