Not even Australia captain Michael Clarke could defy the rain gods as the second Test with the West Indies ended in a draw on Thursday. Clarke, who declared 43 runs …
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Continue reading Grieving Djokovic into Monte qtr-finalsRob Howley has been appointed as caretaker coach of the Wales rugby squad for this year’s internationals against the Barbarians and Australia to allow Warren Gatland to recuperate fully from …
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Continue reading Pietersen guides Delhi to 5-wicket winRain appears to have ruined any hopes of a grandstand finish to the second Test between Australia and the West Indies in Trinidad. The Windies were 2-53 chasing 215 off …
Continue reading Rain ruins finish to 2nd TestNico Rosberg fears he will find it very difficult to maintain the supreme form which brought him a maiden victory in China last Sunday when he takes to the track …
Continue reading Rosberg says repeat win asking too muchAustralia set the West Indies a victory target of 215 off a minimum of 61 overs in the rain-marred second Test in Trinidad. Skipper Michael Clarke declared Australia’s second innings …
Continue reading Aussies set Windies 215 target in TestAustralia vice-captain Paul Gallen wants the Eden Park crowd to make the atmosphere as hostile as possible for Friday night’s rugby league Test against New Zealand. While the workaholic back-rower …
Continue reading Gallen wants hostile Eden Park crowdAustralia’s cricketers appear resigned to drawing the second Test with the West Indies in Trinidad. At lunch on day five in the rain-marred clash, Australia had reached 5-123 – a …
Continue reading Aust. 5-123 in 2nd Test vs WindiesViolence marred Bahrain’s controversial Grand Prix race as a firebomb exploded near Force India team members and protesters clashed with police in the lead-up to the Formula One practice runs …
Continue reading Violence mars Bahrain GP lead-upViolence marred Bahrain’s controversial Grand Prix race as a firebomb exploded near Force India team members and protesters clashed with police in the lead-up to the Formula One practice runs …
Continue reading Violence mars Bahrain GP leadupAustralia fast bowlers James Pattinson and Peter Siddle are returning from the West Indies with back injuries. Siddle has already left the Caribbean after missing the second Test in Trinidad …
Continue reading Pattinson, Siddle fly home from WindiesDidier Drogba provided the perfect riposte to those who’d branded him “too old” by scoring Chelsea’s winner in their Champions League semi-final first leg win over Barcelona. The 34-year-old striker …
Continue reading I’m not too old, says goal hero DrogbaChelsea manager Roberto di Matteo says he’s likely to make changes for Saturday’s top-four showdown with Arsenal. The lunchtime engagement at the Emirates is crucial in the Blues’ battle to …
Continue reading Di Matteo to change Chelsea line-upEngland’s Lee Westwood made a strong start in his title defence at the Indonesian Masters on Thursday with an opening round seven-under-par 65 to take a two-shot lead. Rick Kulacz …
Continue reading Westwood three shots clear in IndonesiaCollingwood’s 2011 All-Australian defender Leon Davis says he’s confident he would’ve stayed at the AFL club if Mick Malthouse had remained as coach. Malthouse, who guided the Magpies to a …
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