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Roland Garros 2012

Modified: 11/06/2012 - 16:25

The clay court season culminates at the French Open in Paris - the second grand slam of the year. There will be 128 men and 128 women vying for the singles crown over a fortnight. Paul Myers will be at the Roland Garros stadium covering the action.

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Shaparova's patience pays off, Nadal takes no prisoners

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Djokovic convinces, Federer doesn't, Radwanska heads for the exit

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Murray bounces back against Niemenen, Nadal is lean and hungry

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Sharapova dispatches Caradantu quickly, Williams and Razzano drag on

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