London,Great Britian, United Kingdom:  In Trackand Field:   IAAF World Track & 
Field Championships began yesterday and willbe contested through August 13th.   
These are held every two years somewhere in theworld, and this year that venue 
is the Olympic Stadium in London, UK.   Day 2promises many heats, 
qualifications and preliminaries, as we can expect, this early on in the 
finals.  A fewevents will host finals in afternoon action, notably Discus, Long 
Jump,100 metres and 10,000 metres.  Heptathloncompetition continues throughout 
the day.  The 100 metre race will feature UsainBolt of Jamaica, appearing in 
his last Worlds, and Christian Coleman and JustinGatlin of the United States.  
The 10,000metre race features Mo Farah of Great Britain, also appearing for the 
finaltime in this championship.   

TheNBA and UNICEF team up this afternoon from Johannesburg, South Africa, with 
agame featuring international NBA players.  Team Africa vs. Team World is 
ashowcase of NBA standouts, all as a fundraiser for the international 
children'scharity and other charities.   Luol Deng and Thabo Sefolosha captain 
TeamAfrica, while Dirk Nowitzki and Kemba Walker are Team World captains.  

InGermany:  Borussia Dortmund and BayernMunich will battle it out for their 
sixth German Super Cup title on Saturdaywhen they clash at Signal Iduna Park, a 
home game for Borussia Dortmund.  The pair have won the trophy five 
timesapiece, as well as monopolizing German Soccer competition for years, 
andSaturday's winner will become the most successful team in the 
competition'shistory.  Since the competition return in2010, both sides have won 
twice.  Priorto 1996, when the competition was furloughed for fourteen years, 
each team hadwon three times.  Neither side comes intothe clash on the back of 
a strong pre-season.  The Bavarians have been defeated by Arsenal, as well as 
both Milansides, and they were shot down 3-0 at home to Liverpool on Tuesday.  
Indeed, while neither side are at their best,there will still be a great deal 
of talent on show, which could make for anentertaining contest. 
InInternational Test Cricket, India continues its tour of Sri Lanka with 
thethird day of their 2nd test at Sinhalese Sports Club Ground, Colombo.  India 
has so far shewed its utter dominancein the series, with Sri Lanka responding 
admirably, and some great cricketbeing played.  India, who lead thethree-match 
series 1-0, need a win to clinch the series. The hosts need atleast a draw to 
keep their hopes alive.  Meanwhile,in England, South Africa continues their 
tour of England with the second day oftheir 4th Test at Old Trafford, 
Manchester.  
Australia:  Week 20 of the Australian Rules FootballSeason:  Greater Western 
Sydney Giants  vs. Melbourne Demons.  Saturdays top match in the 20th weekend 
of  Aussie Rules Footy, at least where thestandings are concerned, seems to be 
The greater Melbourne Demons at the WesternSydney Giants. The two will meet in 
the UNSW Canberra Oval (aka the ManukaOval) for an exciting match this 
afternoon. Currently the Giants are 3rd and the Demons 7th in the standings.   
TheGiants, who last met the Demons last season,  found a way to get past 
Fremantle last weekfor their first win since round 14 and while they weren't 
exactly convincing,it was a valuable four points. They'll need to find even 
more momentum to getpast Melbourne, a side coming off a disappointing loss to 
17th-ranked NorthMelbourne in Tasmania. The Giants have won seven of the last 
eight games theyhave played at the UNSW Oval, and three of their last five 
games withMelbourne.  The Demons, though, are aheadin their lifetime series 
five games to four. Fans are in for a treat, and with so much on the line in 
terms of ladderpositioning, it's one of the most important matches of the 
season.   




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