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Aug 7 Vol 01, Issue 997

TODAY'S TOP HEADLINES

Nepal confirmed as 4th intl team in Nehru Cup; India to take on Syria in opener

Nepal confirmed as the fourth international team competing in the upcoming Nehru Cup, replacing Kenya, which last week declared its unavailability.

20m UK viewers watch Usain Bolt's Olympic win

Usain Bolt's win in the men's 100 metre final was watched by more than 20 million viewers in the UK, the BBC has confirmed.

Olympic viewership doubles among youngsters in US: NBC

Overall viewership for teen girls, 12-17, up 54% vs. Beijing (8.3 rating vs. 5.4 rating) and overall viewership for teens 12-17 up 29% vs. Beijing (7.2 rating vs. 5.6 rating).

CAS rejects India's 'pointless' appeal on Vikas Krishan

CAS reponse: "There is no provision in the Aiba Technical and Competition Rules allowing for an appeal against the decision of the competition jury in relation to a protest."

Turner acquires Bleacher Report sports website

Time Warner Inc subsidiary Turner Broadcasting System has acquired fast growing sports website Bleacher Report.

Mary Kom creates history, assured of medal at London 2012

‘Magnificent Mary’ continues run at London 2012 assuring herself at least a bronze medal finish after registering a resounding victory in the round of eight of the fly weight category.

At halfway stage, London 2012 sees 5m+ spectators

As London Olympic Games pass half way mark Sunday, Locog confirms that over 5 million spectators have passed through its venues so far.

Headliner – False Start? Gender Determination in Sport.

Historically, female athletes and sportswomen have been subject to an assortment of discriminatory practises that have affected their ability to participate in sporting events. The very first modern Olympic Games organised in 1896 at Athens prohibited women from competing, which restriction was lifted in the Paris 1900 Olympic Games.

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