Luke Donald regains his world number one status from Rory McIlroy with victory in the BMW PGA Championship at Wentworth.

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Donald wins to regain top ranking

Luke Donald is on course to regain his world number one status as he leads the BMW Championship by two shots going into the final round.

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Donald edges clear at Wentworth

Britain’s Oliver Golding wins the US Open boys’ singles title with victory over junior world number one Jiri Vesely.

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Brit Golding wins US boys’ title

World number one Luke Donald sets up a semi-final with world number three Martin Kaymer and Ian Poulter fights back to beat Francesco Molinari in the World Match Play Championship.

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Donald sets up Kaymer semi-final

Britain’s Andy Murray pulls out of Paris exhibition match with a minor injury but the world number four is expected to be fit for the French Open.

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Murray to be fit for French Open

Andy Murray is defeated by a qualifier in a second consecutive tournament, with a straight-sets loss in the Miami Open to world number 118 Alex Bogomolov Jr.

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Murray suffers shock Miami defeat

England’s Luke Donald defeats new world number one Martin Kaymer 3&2 to win the WGC Match Play in Arizona.

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Donald wins WGC Match Play final

Australian Open champion Kim Clijsters regains her world number one ranking after beating Jelena Dokic in the quarter-finals of the Paris Open.

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Clijsters regains number one spot

Former world number one Justine Henin is forced to retire from tennis for the second time because of a recurring elbow injury.

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Injured Henin ends playing career

Former world number one men’s tennis player Pete Sampras has most of his tournament trophies stolen.

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Sampras’s tennis trophies stolen

Three-time world champion Ronnie O’Sullivan loses to world number 23 Stuart Bingham 9-6 in the first round of the UK Championship.

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O’Sullivan dumped out by Bingham

New world number one Lee Westwood finishes his second round strongly at the HSBC Champions challenge to sit one shot behind leader Francesco Molinari.

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Late surge leaves Westwood second

New world number one Lee Westwood is one shot off the lead at the HSBC Champions challenge in Shanghai and two ahead of the man he dethroned, Tiger Woods.

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Westwood one off lead in Shanghai

New world number one Lee Westwood is paired with Phil Mickelson and YE Yang for the opening round of the WGC-HSBC Champions event in Shanghai.

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Westwood handed Mickelson pairing

Lee Westwood is to take over as world number one when the new rankings are published Monday after Ryder Cup team mate Martin Kaymer finished down the field at the Andalucia Masters.

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Westwood to End Woods’s No. 1 Reign