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Sify.com Sports Latest News from Sify.com View source archive --> Search this source --> ·Warnapura century lifts Sri Lanka Sri Lanka opener MalindaWarnapura scored his second Test hundred and also became thefirst batsman ever subject to an umpiring decision challenge during thesecond day's play of the first cricket Test against India. ·Kumble makes first-ever request for umpiring decision review India captain AnilKumble asked for the first-ever review of an umpiring decision allowedunder new cricket laws, but his appeal during the first Test againstSri Lanka was turned down after replays were scrutinised. ·Rogers Masters: Bhupathi-Knowles in quarters Mahesh Bhupathi and hispartner Mark Knowles did not have to do anything to enter thequarterfinals of the USD 2,615,000 ATP Rogers Masters as they got awalkover from their opponents in the second round. ·Sania knocked out of East West Bank Classic Sania Mirza onceagain fell at the second round stage when she lost in straight sets toMeng Yuan at the USD 600,000 East West Bank Classic tournament. ·Nottinghamshire gives Laxman Friday deadline Nottinghamshire has given VVS Laxmantime till Friday to make up his mind whether to join the county or not. ·Henry hoping for more Barca goals Barcelona's Thierry Henry is aiming to improve his strike rate in hissecond season at the club. ·Federer woes continue in Toronto Roger Federer's troubled season continued when he followed his crushingloss in the Wimbledon finalwith a shock defeat by Frenchman Gilles Simon at the Toronto Masters onWednesday. ·Shilton doubts Beckham can break his caps record Goalkeeper Peter Shilton, who played a record 125 times for England, said on Wednesday he would be the first to congratulate David Beckham if he beat his record - but would be surprised if he did. ·‘No problem in Pakistan hosting Champions Trophy’ A day before ICC Executive Board's teleconference to decide if strife-torn Pakistan should hold the Champions Trophy, BCCI on Wednesday made it clear that they had no problem in playing the event. ·Pakistan’s Faisal Iqbal faces ban or fine Test discard Faisal Iqbal could be handed a ban or a hefty fine if the Pakistan Cricket Board decides to take disciplinary action against him for appearing in a Twenty20 tournament in Florida featuring players from the rebel Indian Cricket League.

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