Andy Murray lifting up the Wimbledon cup after his win below. Photo: Getty Images
Saturday saw a very posh Durban July at the Greyville Racecourse and Sean Tarry was the man left smiling after Heavy Metal came out on top.
In London, Andy Murray will go down in the record books as the one to end the Wimbledon drought for Britain when he became their first men’s singles champion in 77 years on Sunday. We take a closer look at how he beat Novak Djokovic.
On Saturday, Marion Bartoli was the unlikely winner in the women’s event.
Nephew of 1987 Tour de France champion Stephen Roche, Daniel Martin, won stage stage nine of the 100th edition on Sunday. For some reading material on the tour’s first rest day, Jamey Keaten has put together things that you should know about the first week.
Sebastian Vettel won the German Grand Prix, but his win was soured when a loose wheel struck a cameraman.
In local news, Nobuhle Dlamini is feeling confident ahead of this week’s South African Women’s Amateur Championship at Milnerton Golf Club.
The latest on the cricket scene is that the Proteas have consolidated their position as the number-one ranked Test side and Cricket South Africa have released the Proteas’ home programme.
High five,
Ed
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