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Australia claim an unlikely victory in the fourth one-day international in St Kitts to stay on course for a series whitewash against West Indies.

Roger Federer and Rafael Nadal will again meet in the Wimbledon final. The difference this year? We have no idea who will win.

West Indies legend Michael Holding resigns from the ICC over their decision to change the 2006 result between England and Pakistan.

Kevin Youkilis' drive squirted out of the webbing of Johnny Damon's glove and bounced up off the top of the left-field wall in the third inning of Friday's game between the Boston Red Sox and New York Yankees.

And bounced. And bounced. The ball came to rest on top of the fence, which was shaking from the impact of the Yankees left fielder crashing into in it as he tried to make a leaping catch.

Mark Martin told the world Friday that he'll be back full time in 2009. A feel-good story? Not for NASCAR fans, Jorge Mondaca says.

Gilbert Arenas says he took less money to help the Wiz. Elton Brand may do the same in L.A. Mike Kahn explores a new NBA trend.

Venus and Serena Williams insist there will be no sister act when they meet in Saturday's women's final at Wimbledon.

Once again, it's Federer and Nadal. Tennis' dynamic duo will play for the Wimbledon title for the third straight year.

Mark Martin is returning to NASCAR full time, agreeing to drive for powerhouse Hendrick Motorsports in a final effort to win a championship that has eluded him for 24 years.