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Archives for June 2010

The 2010 Tour on the horizon

Ross Tucker · 30 Jun 2010 ·

Despite all the focus on the World Cup, it has not escaped our attention that one of the highlights of the sports year starts in a matter of days.  On Saturday, 20 teams of 9 riders each will start a three-week tour around Holland and then France in what is usually described as one of […]

FIFA and goal-line technology

Ross Tucker · 27 Jun 2010 ·

The Round of 16 has produced three great matches so far, and one highly controversial moment.  England v Germany was a fabulous match, end to end, and far more open than many might have expected, given the history of penalties between the sides.  In the end, Germany won handsomely, and for good reason – they […]

Isner vs Mahut finally ends at 70-68

Ross Tucker · 25 Jun 2010 ·

It’s been over 24 hours since the longest game in history finally ended.  At one point, it seemed that we might still be playing into the second week of Wimbledon, but eventually, in the 138th match of an epic set, Mahut finally conceded a game on serve, and John Isner of the USA emerged victorious, […]

Mahut v Isner, 59-59: An epic for the ages

The Science of Sport · 24 Jun 2010 ·

Update:  The marathon match finally ended, the USA’s John Isner claiming an extra-ordinary 70-68 victory in the fifth and final set.  Below is a post that was written at 59-59 in the fifth, when play was halted due to light on the second day. The match will go down as one of the truly great […]

2010 World Cup: South Africa, France & Nigeria

Ross Tucker · 23 Jun 2010 ·

The 23rd of June was always going to be a significant day for South African sport, if not our history.  Either we would be waking up with the euphoria of having booked a place in the Second Round of the tournament, or we would know that we’d become the first host nation in history to […]

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