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J.ISNER/M.Chiudinelli63 36 76(7) 64Q. Tired?JOHN ISNER: Yeah, I am.Q. If you could just talk about the match, your thoughts on how you played today.JOHN ISNER: I thought I played pretty well. I conserved my energy when I needed to. I wasn't feeling my best out there. Once again, just my legs weren't there. That's from lack of training recently. So I was kind of dealt a bad hand coming into this

S.STOSUR/S.Errani62 63Q. How do you feel after that win?SAMANTHA STOSUR: Yeah, really good. Really happy with that win. Since my first round I think I've played two really good matches now. Yeah, couldn't ask for much more.Q. You said if you lasted a week you've got your teeth in the tournament. Is that how you feel now?SAMANTHA STOSUR: Yeah, absolutely. I think I played a good first round, and

A.MURRAY/D.Brown75 63 60Q. That seemed to go pretty much as well as you could have hoped.ANDY MURRAY: Yeah, it was good. I started well. Didn't really give him many chances. I returned well in the second and third set. Tough conditions.Q. He stuck with you in the beginning, but you really began to pull away. Did you find something in his game and exploit it or did you find something in your own

A.IVANOVIC/V.Razzano75 60Q. Do you feel like you're playing yourself back into your best form? You seem to be slowly getting back to where you were before.ANA IVANOVIC: Yeah, I definitely do. I have been saying that for a while. It's hard to believe it when you don't have results to prove it. But I really feel I'm playing a lot better, sort of things are starting to come back, come together out

US OPENNew York, NY-USASchedule for Day 6: Saturday, September 4 2010-Revised - Not Before Times AddedArthur Ashe Stadium 11:00 AM Start Time1. Women's Singles - 3rd RoundJelena Jankovic (SRB)[4] v. Kaia Kanepi (EST)[31]2. Women's Singles - 3rd RoundBeatrice Capra (USA) v. Maria Sharapova (RUS)[14]3. Men's Singles - 3rd RoundPaul-Henri Mathieu (FRA) v. Roger Federer (SUI)[2]Arthur Ashe Stadium 7:

(News Sport) - The British company behind the Hawk-Eye ball-tracking technology is to be put up for sale.

Its owners, who include Mark Getty, a member of the wealthy US business dynasty, want to attract a big company that can help the firm expand.

Hawk-Eye is currently used in tennis and cricket and its owners are hoping Fifa will adopt it in football.

Shareholder Patrick Maxwell told the BBC that the sale process would begin next week.

Despite its high-profile brand name, Winchester-based Hawk-Eye is a relatively small company with profits of £1.1m this year.

Its current shareholders hope that investment from a larger firm could help it expand geographically and into new sports.

Mr Maxwell said it hoped to attract interest from companies such as major broadcasters and sports rights firms.

"Potentially, it could also be a vehicle for sponsorship for the likes of financial services companies," he told the BBC News website.

It expects to make a profit of £1.8m next year, reflecting expansion in the tennis world in particular.

Profits could really take off if football decides to use its technology and Mr Maxwell said he was increasingly hopeful that world governing body Fifa would start testing it.

"The stars are in alignment for that," he said.

"Particularly as a result of [events at] the World Cup, which really changed the debate."

Calls for the introduction of goal-line technology increased after the tournament in South Africa when England's Frank Lampard had a goal disallowed against Germany.

Cricket-lover and majority shareholder Mark Getty became involved in the company four years ago when his company, publishers Wisden, bought Hawk-Eye.

Source : BBC Sport

US OPENNew York, NY-USAFriday, September 3, 2010Women Singles - Third Round(2) Kim Clijsters (BEL) d. (27) Petra Kvitova (CZE) 63 60(3) Venus Williams (USA) d. (Q) Mandy Minella (LUX) 62 61(5) Samantha Stosur (AUS) d. Sara Errani (ITA) 62 63(6) Francesca Schiavone (ITA) d. (29) Alona Bondarenko (UKR) 61 75(12) Elena Dementieva (RUS) d. (24) Daniela Hantuchova (SVK) 75 62(16) Shahar Peer (ISR) d.

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Jack Wilshere, who was arrested and released on police bail on suspicion of GBH (grievous bodily harm) last weekend, had earlier been thrown out of a club for pestering girls. The 18-year-old had allegedly been annoying a group of girls celebrating a birthday by attempting to take up-skirt photos using his mobile phone.

Josefin Rosen, aged 20, whose group was in the VIP section of the night club, Amika along with Wilshere’s, said: “Jack kept laughing and trying to take pictures up our skirts. He made me feel really uncomfortable. If I was his mother I’d be ashamed of him.”

Josefin told The Sun allegedly teetotal Wilshere was drinking but not that drunk.

An Amika spokesman confirmed the incidents and said: “We put up a barrier and provided security between the girls and Jack Wilshere’s party. They were asked to leave.”

Jack Wilshere is ready to be a regular first teamer.