Bhupathi scares Moya
India number two Mahesh Bhupathi gave some anxious moments to French Open champion Carlos Moya before going down fighting in a five-set thriller in the first round of the men's singles event at the Wimbledon Tennis Championship. Bhupathi came to the verge of making history at the All England Championship when he nearly knocked out the fifth seeded Spaniard in a cliff-hanger 4-6 6-4 5-6 2-6 3-6 three-hour marathon.

Draw dashes South African hopes
South Africa failed in their last-chance bid to stay in the World Cup yesterday when they could only draw 2-2 with already eliminated Saudi Arabia. Shaun Bartlett raised South African hopes of the win they needed to have any chance of overtaking Denmark for second place in Group `C' with a sweet left-foot drive from a tight angle in the 19th minute, latching on to a long ball from the deep.

Moroccan marvel ends in tears
Morocco beat Scotland 3-0 on but their fine effort was in vain as Norway and Brazil qualified for the World Cup second round. Morocco took the lead in the 22nd minute through Salheddine Bassir against the flow of play then stunned the Scots with a second goal two minutes after half-time.

  Hoddle could be in for an early shower
  Own goals create confusion
  Total recall -- Day 14
  Cameroon fans go wild
  The other side of World Cup
  Betting Shop
  Injury Watch
  Brazil lose way in Norwegian wood
  Defeated Danes through
  Flonaldo to the fore again
  Clavet tactics nail Marcelo Rios
  Dutch identify four dangers, left, right and centre
  German vintages ready for classic
  Yugoslavia presume win, search for goals
  Rain threat shadows Indians
  South Koreans hungry for maiden victory
  Father Agnel rally to hold Tipu
  Two Germans charged
  Regal Eagle soars to royal win
  Short Corner -- Delhi
  Sanjay guides Moonlight to victory
  Kunjarani among world's top five
  Not a whiff blows as Vij signs off
  Rahul struggles to down Abhishek
  Water polo team fourth
  Madhur, Hemant enter final