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Thursday 18th August

07:05 Counties Manukau v North Harbour Watch live ITM Cup

09:05 Otago v Manawatu Watch live ITM Cup

Thursday 18th August

19:30 York City Knights v Halifax Watch live Cooperative Championship

Friday 19th August

10:35 Melbourne Storm v St George Illawarra Dragons Watch live NRL

10:35 South Sydney Rabbitohs v North Queensland Cowboys Watch live NRL

19:30 Wigan Warriors v Bradford Bulls Watch live Super League

Saturday 20th August

01:30 Canterbury v Taranaki Watch live ITM Cup

03:30 Auckland v Bay of Plenty Watch live ITM Cup

06:30 North Harbour v Northland Watch live ITM Cup

08:30 Manuwatu v Waikato Watch live ITM Cup

08:30 Gold Coast Titans v Canberra Raiders Watch live NRL

10:30 Sydney Roosters v Cronulla Sharks Watch live NRL

10:30 Penrith Panthers v New Zealand Warriors Watch live NRL

16:00 South Africa v New Zealand Watch live Tri Nations

17:00 Wakefield Wildcats v Bradford Bulls Watch live Super League

Sunday 21st August

05:00 Manly Sea Eagles v Canterbury Bulldogs Watch live NRL

06:00 Wests Tigers v Parramatta Eels Watch live NRL

Monday 22nd August

10:00 Newcastle Knights v Brisbane Broncos Watch live NRL

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Wednesday 17th August 2011

06:05 ITM Cup Live - Counties Manukau v North Harbour Live

08:05 ITM Cup Live - Otago v Manawatu Live

The Rugby World Cup is awarded to the team that wins the final at the end of the tournament, but it is known as the William Webb Ellis Cup as well after a student named William Webb Ellis purportedly invented the game while playing football. In 2011, the Rugby World Cup will take place in New Zealand, and the announcements have been made for the 2015 and 2019 Rugby World Cup as well. In 2015, the tournament will takes place in England and then Japan will be the host nation for the Rugby World Cup live in 2019.

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Tuesday 16th August 2011

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JOHNS CREEK, Ga. – Tiger Woods mercilessly choked new growth.

He towered so formidably over the game that young talent couldn’t blossom in his shadow. His beat downs stunted youthful ambition before it could threaten his dominion.

“Tiger destroyed a lot of players, confidence wise,” says Butch Harmon, Woods’ former swing coach.

It’s probably no coincidence that a new wave of youth is on the rise as Woods slumps.

The irony is that Woods inspired this new generation, and now he’s doing the kids a large favor by getting out of their way so they have room to grow.

The PGA Championship begins Thursday with so many gifted young players aiming for the big prize at Atlanta Athletic Club.

Martin Kaymer, Rory McIlroy, Charl Schwartzel, Jason Day, Dustin Johnson, Rickie Fowler, Matteo Manassero and Ryo Ishikawa don’t have clear paths to superstardom, but they have the advantage a generation didn’t have a decade ago. They have a path unblocked by Woods.

“Is it easier for young guys now that Tiger isn’t sucking up all the oxygen?” Stewart Cink said. “In a way it is, because it gives more young players an opportunity to show their stuff. He isn’t winning as much. He isn’t hogging all the attention, all the press. There’s room right now for a Rory McIlroy or Rickie Fowler to emerge and become a superstar. These guys were going to be good anyway, but in Tiger’s absence . . .”

In Tiger’s absence, there’s a chance to make it happen faster.

“These kids don’t have the fear of Tiger because they aren’t getting their brains beat in by Tiger,” Harmon said. “They are fearless.

“It’s unbelievable how good they are, and they’re only going to get better.”

The game’s at pivotal turning point with Woods off his form, with a changing of the guard at hand. The wonderful question looming over all of it is whether Woods regains his form, whether he bounces back to make these kids measure themselves against the guy they grew up idolizing.

If Tiger finds his form, the game could enjoy another terrific jolt seeing him take on his litter.

These kids weren’t just inspired watching Woods beat down all his peers. They dreamed of beating Woods themselves.

Growing up in Northern Ireland, McIlroy was 7 years old when Woods won his first major in a 12-shot runaway at the Masters. McIlroy said as a boy he imagined duels with Woods, imagined having putts to beat Woods in the U.S. Open or Masters.

McIlroy imagined measuring himself against Woods. He was asked Wednesday if he still imagines it.

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Nathan set the franchise record for saves and Jim Thome hit a tiebreaking RBI double during Minnesota's three-run eighth inning to help the Twins beat the Boston Red Sox 5-2 on Wednesday night.

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Defending champ Andy Murray loses early in Montreal

Two-time defending champion Andy Murray is heading home early from the Rogers Cup after losing his opening match Tuesday, putting a major dent in his preparations for the upcoming U.S. Open.

Murray was convincingly beaten 6-3, 6-1 by unseeded South African Kevin Anderson in the second round.

The Scot, who had a bye in the first round, was seeded fourth. He's also fourth in the ATP rankings, while Anderson is ranked 35th.

Murray, who won the 2009 Rogers Cup in Montreal and defended his title last year in Toronto, said his South African opponent's serve is the best part of his game.

"If he serves well — it's a very fast court, it's tough to break — he can be dangerous," Murray said.

Anderson will next play either No. 14 seed Stanislas Wawrinka of Switzerland or American Michael Russell.

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