National Sport for 2 November 2008

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Moss - Hamilton deserves success Nov 02 2008

British motor-racing legend Sir Stirling Moss believes new Formula One world champion Lewis Hamilton has earned his place among the sport's all-time greats.Read

Glory for Hamilton Nov 02 2008

Lewis Hamilton became the youngest-ever world champion as he took fifth place in the Brazilian GP, despite Felipe Massa claiming victory.Read

Gardner inspires Bolton to victory Nov 02 2008

Ricardo Gardner eased the pressure on under-fire Bolton manager Gary Megson with a goal and an assist in his side's 2-0 win over Manchester City.Read

Ospreys scrape through Nov 02 2008

Holders Ospreys flirted with elimination before booking their place in this season's EDF Energy Cup semi-finals despite losing 23-19 at London Irish.Read

Radcliffe triumphs in Big Apple Nov 02 2008

Britain's Paula Radcliffe led from start to finish to win the ING New York City Marathon women's race for the third time.Read

King Karlsson takes crown Nov 02 2008

Robert Karlsson became the first Swede to win the European Order of Merit on Sunday, leaving Lee Westwood to reflect on a season of near-misses.Read

Karlsson claims Merit title Nov 02 2008

Swede Robert Karlsson won Europe's Order of Merit on Sunday when Lee Westwood, Padraig Harrington and Miguel Angel Jimenez all fell short of their targets.Read

Karlsson on the verge Nov 02 2008

Robert Karlsson was waiting to be crowned as the European Tour's new number one on Sunday afternoon as Lee Westwood fell out of contention for the Volvo Masters at Valderrama.Read

Vidic warns against Hull repeat Nov 02 2008

Nemanja Vidic has warned his Manchester United team-mates there must be no repeat of the defensive shambles that almost caused total humiliation at Old Trafford on Saturday.Read

Confidence the key - Redknapp Nov 02 2008

Harry Redknapp insists restoring his players' confidence levels has been the key to Tottenham's stunning revival.Read

Wenger: Gunners feeling the pace Nov 02 2008

Arsene Wenger fears his Arsenal side could already be suffering from burnout, with less than a third of the Barclays Premier League season gone.Read

England outclassed by Aussies Nov 02 2008

England produced a shameful second-half display at Telstra Dome to crash to a record 52-4 defeat in their World Cup Pool A clash with Australia.Read

Scolari hails ton-up Lampard Nov 02 2008

Luis Felipe Scolari insisted Frank Lampard was the best midfielder in the world after Chelsea had demolished Sunderland 5-0 at Stamford Bridge.Read

Kumble announces retirement Nov 02 2008

India skipper Anil Kumble is to retire at the end of the third Test against Australia.Read

Laxman cashes in as draw looms Nov 02 2008

An unbeaten half-century from VVS Laxman held India's innings together, but there was no brave declaration from Anil Kumble as the third Test of the Border-Gavaskar series against Australia headed towards a tame draw.Read

Ferguson feels frustration Nov 02 2008

Sir Alex Ferguson admitted Manchester United nearly ended up embarrassed by Hull at Old Trafford.Read

Fergie: Real Ronaldo chase not over Nov 02 2008

Sir Alex Ferguson has again fanned the flames of Manchester United's battle with Real Madrid over Cristiano Ronaldo.Read

Loeb secures record fifth title Nov 02 2008

Sebastien Loeb captured a record-breaking fifth straight World Rally Championship drivers' title on Sunday by finishing third at the Rally of Japan.Read

Redknapp celebrates 'amazing' week Nov 02 2008

Harry Redknapp celebrated the end of an "amazing week" as Tottenham snatched a late 2-1 Barclays Premier League victory over Liverpool.Read

Pulis happy for Delap to take headlines Nov 02 2008

Tony Pulis watched long-throw specialist Rory Delap mastermind Stoke's stunning 2-1 win over Arsenal then thanked the media for helping create a stir over the midfielder's lethal delivery.Read

Australia take two Nov 02 2008

Australia's paceman Brett Lee and Mitchell Johnson claimed a wicket each against India but the third Test of the Border-Gavaskar series was heading for a draw by lunch on day five.Read

KP: England will learn lessons Nov 02 2008

Kevin Pietersen blamed England's failure to become dollar millionaires on a lack of focus as the Stanford Superstars inflicted a 10-wicket hammering in the high-profile Twenty20-for-20 encounter.Read

Superstars in the money Nov 02 2008

England were comprehensively demolished as the Stanford Superstars became dollar millionaires in the high-profile Twenty20-for-20 contest.Read

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