Moscow (UEFA.com) This is the first time a Russian team has won a major European football club competition. 17 May 2005 (Tuesday) 2005 English cricket season: Tour match: Sussex beat Bangladesh by an innings and 226 runs Cheltenham & Gloucester Trophy Round Two: Kent (257/4) beat Derbyshire (130) by 127 runs (BBC) Hampshire (219/4) beat Glamorgan (214) by 6 wickets (BBC) Surrey (232/7) beat Gloucestershire (230/8) by 3 wickets (BBC) Lancashire (196/4) beat Essex (195/9) by 6 wickets (BBC) Northamptonshire (238) beat Middlesex (219) by 19 runs (BBC) Warwickshire (235/9) beat Leicestershire (152) by 83 runs (BBC) Yorkshire (241/9) beat Worcestershire (227/8) by 14 runs (BBC) Indianapolis 500: After an accident last week left him unable to qualify this past weekend, defending Indy 500 champ Buddy Rice will not compete at this year's race. (Indianapolis500.com) 16 May 2005 (Monday) Golf: PGA Tour: Jack Nicklaus announces his final tournament will be The Open Championship on The Old Course at St Andrews. (GolfWeb.com) A jeep driven by Portuguese midfielder José Bosingwa leaves the road and plunges down an embankment in northern Portugal. Bosingwa and his four passengers, all football players, were injured, one seriously Sandro Luis, who plays a third division club in the Azores Islands, underwent surgery and doctors indicated he may not play again. (Reuters South Africa) 15 May 2005 (Sunday) Indianapolis 500: Defending IndyCar series champion Tony Kanaan wins the pole position for the 2005 race. Danica Patrick, 23 years old, earns the best start for a female driver by taking the fourth position. (Indianapolis500.com) Golf: PGA Tour: Ted Purdy gets his first PGA Tour win at the EDS Byron Nelson Championship in Irving, Texas with a 15-under overall score, one shot better than overnight leader Sean O'Hair. (PGATOUR.com) Cricket: South Africa (141/3) beat West Indies (138/7) by 7 wickets in the fifth and final One Day International at Trinidad, sealing a 5–0 series whitewash. (Wisden Cricinfo) 2005 ICC Intercontinental Cup: Namibia (31.5pts) beat Uganda (17pts) by 3 wickets in Kampala. Uganda are eliminated, Namibia will play Kenya on 2–5 June to determine which African team progresses to the semi-finals. 2005 English cricket season: National League Division One: Essex (217/5) beat Glamorgan (216/7) by 5 wickets (BBC) Lancashire (218/3) beat Northamptonshire (215/7) by 7 wickets (BBC) Hampshire (353/8) beat Middlesex (248) by 105 runs (BBC) Worcestershire (190) beat Nottinghamshire (174) by 16 runs (BBC) National League Division Two: Durham