August 2005 in sports

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Featured seasons

Deaths in May

Other recent deaths

Current events

31 Mar–15 May: Cricket: S Africa tour W Indies
16 Apr–2 May: Snooker: World Championship
30 Apr–15 May: Ice hockey: '05 World Championships

Upcoming events

6–8 May: Basketball: Euroleague Final Four
8 May: Formula One: GP Spain
10 May-30 Jun: Cricket: Bangladesh
tour England
14 May: Boxing: Trinidad vs Wright
18 May: Football: UEFA Cup Final
21 May: Football: FA Cup Final
21 May–29: Ice hockey: 2005 Memorial Cup
22 May: Rugby union: Heineken Cup Final
23 May–5 Jun: Tennis: French Open
25 May: Football:
UEFA Champions League Final
29 May: IndyCar: Indianapolis 500
4 Jun–9 Jul: Rugby union:
Lions tour of New Zealand
9–12 Jun: Golf: LPGA Championship
11 Jun: Boxing: Tyson vs McBride
11 Jun: Boxing: Cotto vs Abdulaev
11 Jun-12 Sep: Cricket: The Ashes tour
16–19 Jun: Golf: US Open
20 Jun–3 Jul: Tennis: Wimbledon
23–26 Jun: Golf: US Women's Open
28 Jun: Basketball: NBA Draft
2–24 Jul: Cycling: Tour de France
14–17 Jul: Golf: The Open Championship
28–31 Jul: Golf: Women's British Open
30 Jul–3 Sep: Rugby union: Tri Nations Series

Related pages

Other Years in sports

2 May 2005

2005 ICC Intercontinental Cup:
- Nepal (8.5pts) drew with Hong Kong (5pts) in Kathmandu

1 May 2005

2005 English cricket season:
- National League Division One in 2005:
  - Middlesex (4pts) and Worcestershire (0pts) by 3 wickets (D/L method)
  - Lancashire (4pts) and Nottinghamshire (0pts) by 1 run (D/L method)
  - Northamptonshire (4pts) and Hampshire (0pts) by 98 runs
- National League Division Two in 2005:
  - Somerset (4pts) and Leicestershire (0pts) by 8 wickets
  - Warwickshire (4pts) and Kent (0pts) by 19 runs
  - Yorkshire (4pts) and Sussex (0pts) by 3 wickets
  - The match between Scotland (2pts) and Durham (2pts) was abandoned as a No Result
NASCAR Nextel Cup: Jeff Gordon, driving with a Star Wars Episode III paint scheme, wins the Aaron's 499 at Talladega Superspeedway for the second consecutive year. The race features a 25-car accident that forces NASCAR to red flag the event for nearly 45 minutes. (NASCAR.com)

Past sports events by month

(For earlier sports events, see May 2004 and preceding months)

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