The mystery of the No.3 spot in the Australian Test batting line-up has finally been solved – for now. Australian captain Michael Clarke says he has every confidence in debutant …
Continue reading Aussie No.3 spot locked up – for nowFrance coach Didier Deschamps has revealed that his top goalkeeper, Hugo Lloris, is “finding life difficult” as he continues to play understudy to Tottenham teammate Brad Friedel and has only …
Continue reading France keeper ‘finding life hard’ at SpursA court in India on Thursday overruled the life ban imposed on former national cricket captain Mohammad Azharuddin in 2000 for match-fixing, posing a major challenge to the sport’s ruling …
Continue reading Court overrules Azharuddin’s life banKevin Pietersen smashed an aggressive century on Thursday as England showed off their batting prowess ahead of next week’s Test series against India. Pietersen hit 110 off 94 balls as …
Continue reading Pietersen smashes century in India tune-upBangladesh’s selectors on Thursday included uncapped Sohag Gazi in their 14-member squad, hoping the off-spinner can get the best of left-handers in the West Indies team during next week’s first …
Continue reading Bangladesh brings rookie spinner into foldTom Youngs is set to complete a remarkable transformation in his rugby career after being named to make his Test debut in an inexperienced England side against Fiji at Twickenham …
Continue reading Tom Youngs to make debut for EnglandFormer world Moto GP champion Casey Stoner says he is ready to settle down to a new life at home after “losing respect” for the sport in a magazine interview …
Continue reading Moto GP lost my respect, says StonerTom Huddlestone has urged Tottenham’s disgruntled fans to be more patient as the team are still adapting to the changes made by Andre Villas-Boas. Tottenham were booed off the pitch …
Continue reading Spurs fans must be patient: HuddlestoneFrench coach Philippe Saint-Andre has thrown the keys to his backline to born-again five-eighth Frederic Michalak for this weekend’s Test against the Wallabies in Paris. The 30-year-old Michalak, who moved …
Continue reading Michalak picked at five-eighth for FranceDenmark’s Thomas Bjorn held a one-shot clubhouse lead in the $US6 million ($A5.79 million) Singapore Open on Thursday as a thunderstorm halted play with half the field yet to complete …
Continue reading Bjorn leads rain-hit Singapore OpenLast time Adam Ashley-Cooper played a Test at Stade de France, he walked off the ground with a mouthful of stitches looking like he just got mugged. That was on …
Continue reading Ashley-Cooper bracing for fiery FrenchThe Australian Rugby Union will need to placate Super Rugby provinces with financial compensation if they go ahead with their mooted plan of resting key players, according to two head …
Continue reading Super clubs want compo if ARU rest playersSt George Illawarra prop Josh Miller has announced his retirement from rugby league, ending a nine-year NRL career that spanned two clubs and 122 games. Miller started with Canberra in …
Continue reading Dragons prop Miller retires from NRLKen Rosewall says he is hopeful Bernard Tomic’s recent troubles on and off the court prove to be just a hiccup on his way to a successful professional career. Since …
Continue reading Tomic troubles just a hiccup: RosewallGoalkicking ace Mike Harris held out a fit Berrick Barnes to keep his place at fullback for the Wallabies’ European tour opener against France in Paris on Saturday (Sunday AEDT). …
Continue reading Harris retained at fullback for WallabiesInjury-plagued Brisbane defender Josh Drummond, who announced his retirement from the AFL in September, has joined North Melbourne as a development coach. Drummond, known for his pin-point left kicks and …
Continue reading Drummond joins North as development coachThe Western Australia Cricket Association (WACA) has confirmed Justin Langer is their No.1 target in the search for a new coach. Lachlan Stevens resigned as coach of the Western Australia …
Continue reading WACA want Langer as new coachDear Demi’s road to the Oaks has been full of potholes with the filly the victim of bad barriers, bad luck and bad rides. On Thursday at Flemington, she still …
Continue reading VRC Oaks 2012 won by Dear Demi

