Olympic Games: Day 4 round-up

Aly Raisman became the first Jewish athlete to win a medal at the 2012 London Olympics, while Lee Korzits made an impressive start in the Windsurfing competition.

Team captain Aly Raisman helped the USA win gold in the Women's Team Artistic Gymnastics competition at North Greenwich Arena.

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Morehouse eliminated in quarter-finals

USA fencer Tim Morehouse celebrated his 34th birthday by taking to the piste in men's sabre at the Excel centre.

After a first round bye he saw off the Russian Veniamin Reshetnikov 15/6 to progress to the last-16 stage.

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Olympic Games: Day 3 round-up

Here's the latest from Day 3 of the London Olympics.

SWIMMING
Israel's Amit Ivry trailed home in sixth place in the Women's 200m Individual Medley at the Aquatics Centre on Monday night.

Ivry, who had set a new Israeli record in the heats, made an impressive start but began to tire midway through the race. She eventually touched home in 2:13:31

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Olympic Games: Day 2 review

It was a day of disappointment for Israel as the 2012 Olympic Games ended somewhat prematurely for several members of the delegation.

BADMINTON

Misha Zilberman bowed out of the Badminton competition a second consecutive defeat in Group One, going down 21-9, 21-15 to Singapore’s Derek Wong.

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London 2012: I gave it my best shot, says Peer

Shahar Peer had no complaints after she was swept aside by third seed Maria Sharapova in the Ladies Singles Olympic tennis competition at Wimbledon on Sunday.

Peer started well, breaking Sharapova in the first game but the giant Russian broke back immediately before going up the gears to take the first set 6-2.

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Olympic Games tennis review: July 28

Israel made a winning start to the tennis competition after Andy Ram and Jonathan Erlich won a tight first-round match in the doubles competition at Wimbledon.

The Israeli duo beat Spanish pairing Marcel Granollers and Marc Lopez 7-6 (7-5), 7-6 (73) to move into the second round.

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Peer to play Sharapova

Israel's Shahar Peer has been handed a daunting first-round draw against former Wimbledon winner Maria Sharapova at the Olympic Games.

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Israel can't wait for Games to start, says Zinger

Efraim Zinger believes that Israeli athletes will have the experience of a lifetime when they set foot in the Olympic Stadium for tonight’s opening ceremony in Stratford.

Zinger said: “We’re all very excited about the opening ceremony. It has a very special and unique energy.”

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