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Rafael Nadal celebrates victory against Tomas Berdych © AP |
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Rory McIlroy stands on the edge of the 17th green © Getty Images |
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Martin Kaymer and caddie Craig Connelly chat while waiting on the second hole © Getty Images |
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James McArthur and Armand Traore battle for the ball © PA Photos |
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David Ferrer celebrates reaching the Madrid Open semi-finals for the first time in four years © Getty Images |
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Ian Bell began his innings fluently © AFP |
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Dan Martin and his Garmin-Sharp team-mates begin their team time trial © PA Photos |
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Chris Tomlinson started his season with three no marks at the opening Diamond League meeting in Doha © Getty Images |
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Rafael Nadal celebrates his 17th straight win over Tomas Berdych © Getty Images |
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Maria Sharapova came from a set down to book her place in the semi-finals © Getty Images |
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Marianne Vos sprints to win stage three of the Women's Tour of Great Britain © PA Photos |
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Brendan Rodgers shares a joke with Raheem Sterling during Liverpool training © Getty Images |
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Sebastian Vettel goes to work on his Red Bull after suffering an electrical issue © Getty Images |
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