Game's MVP. (ESPN) Test cricket: Shane Warne equals Muttiah Muralitharan's world record of 527 Test wickets in the second Test between Australia and Sri Lanka in Cairns. (BBC) July 12, 2004 MLB All-Star Game: In the Home Run Derby, the Baltimore Orioles' Miguel Tejada defeats the Houston Astros' Lance Berkman 5–4 in the finals. Tejada sets a record for a single competition with 27 total home runs. Copa América: Mexico's player Jared Borgetti has to return to Mexico due to the death of his sister. (Soccernet at ESPN) July 11, 2004 Track and field: At the United States Olympic Trials in Sacramento, California, Tim Montgomery fails to qualify for the Olympics in the 100 meters, finishing seventh. This saves the United States Olympic Committee from a potentially embarrassing situation, as Montgomery has been officially charged with steroids use. The defending Olympic champion at that distance, Maurice Greene, finishes first. (ESPN) Philip Rabinowitz (runner), a centenarian sprinter from South Africa, made it into the Guinness Book of World Records as the fastest 100-year-old to run 100 meters, in 30.86 seconds. (CNN) Copa América: Venezuela is named host of the 2007 tournament. (CNN) Centrobasket: The Dominican Republic defeats the two time defending champion, the Puerto Rican National Basketball Team, 75 to 74, to conquer the gold medal, at the Dominican Republic. (FIBA Americas, in Spanish) Formula One: Michael Schumacher wins the British Grand Prix at Silverstone. (BBC) NASCAR: Tony Stewart wins the Tropicana 400 at Chicagoland Speedway that was marred by a fight between the pit crews of Stewart and Kasey Kahne stemming from a crash involving the two on lap 127. Kahne's crew chief, Tommy Baldwin, was later fined US $10,000 for his role in the altercation. (ESPN) (ESPN) Champ Car: Sébastien Bourdais wins the Toronto Molson Indy, his third straight victory. (ESPN) PGA Tour: Mark Hensby wins the John Deere Classic at TPC at Deere Run in Silvis, Illinois, defeating John E. Morgan in a tie-breaking playoff. (ESPN) July 10, 2004 Football (soccer): Otto Rehhagel, who coached Greece to an astonishing victory at Euro 2004, officially turns down an offer to return to his homeland as Germany national team coach. (ESPN Soccernet) Copa América: Mexico beats Argentina 1–0. This is the first win by Mexico over Argentina at any international football event in history. (ESPN Soccernet) (ELORATINGS) NBA: Shaquille O'Neal has reportedly approved a proposed trade that would send him