INDIAN WELLS, California, 22 March 2005 — World No. 1 Roger Federer produced another dominant display to crush No. 2 Lleyton Hewitt 6-2 6-4 6-4 in the final of the Pacific Life Open on Sunday. In
BANGALORE, India, 22 March 2005 — Pakistan coach Bob Woolmer yesterday praised India for winning the second Test, but vowed his team will come back strongly in the final Test to salvage the series. “I
WELLINGTON, 22 March 2005 — New Zealand were praying for more rain to save them from defeat in the second Test against Australia after a batting collapse at the Basin Reserve yesterday. The Kiwis
NEW DELHI, 22 March 2005 — India’s off-spinner Harbhajan Singh has been reported for a suspect bowling action for his second consecutive Test match and the third time in his career, the International
MANILA, 22 March 2005 — San Miguel Beer coach Jong Uichico is looking for one constant factor in his team and found it Sunday night. Displaying a resolute heart, the Beermen drubbed erstwhile
WORCESTER, Massachusetts, 22 March 2005 — Julius Hodge scored on a slashing drive through the lane with 4.3 seconds left to give North Carolina State a 65-62 victory over defending champions Connecticut
TORONTO, 22 March 2005 — Chauncey Billups scored 25 points to lead a team effort in the Detroit Pistons 110-101 victory against the San Antonio Spurs on Sunday. Tayshaun Prince added 22 points
ST. ETIENNE, France, 22 March 2005 — Kenenisa Bekele completed the most testing weekend of his athletics career on Sunday by clinching a fourth consecutive world cross country championships double
TORONTO, 22 March 2005 — Kenny Perry held on to win his first title in two years at the Bay Hill Invitational on Sunday with a two-stroke victory over Britain’s Graeme McDowell and Vijay Singh, who
MEXICO CITY, 22 March 2005 — America effectively ended archrivals UNAM’s hopes of reaching the Mexican championship quarterfinals by beating them 3-2 away in their derby on Sunday. Oscar Rojas
