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  • Nine charged with fixing offences

    August 13, 2013

    CRICKET: The International Cricket Council have charged nine people in relation to match-fixing offences in the Bangladesh Premier League. Seven have been charged with fixing-related offences, while another two for failing to report corrupt approaches made to them. The charges related to an alleged conspiracy within the Shaka Gladiators and does not only involve players. [...]

  • Banned Dwyer gets PJA backing

    August 13, 2013

    HORSE RACING: The Professional Jockeys Association have given their backing to banned former Derby winner Martin Dwyer and urged the British Horseracing Authority not to replicate the eight-month suspension dished out by the Royal Western India Turf Club for preventing a horse from running on its merits until after his latest appeal is heard.

  • Broad blitzes Australia as Cook’s change seals series

    August 12, 2013

    “TURN up the heat on Australia’s batsmen” was the match-changing instruction from England captain Alastair Cook that sealed the Ashes series win at Durham yesterday, according to bowler Stuart Broad. The tourists, chasing 299 to win, were going along comfortably at 147-1 in the final session before Broad (6-50) blew away the middle order and [...]

  • Golf Comment: Dufner can look forward to a bright future

    August 12, 2013

    JASON Dufner was just too good for everyone this week. He shot a course record 63 in the second round at Oak Hill, but you don’t win the US PGA Championship on a Friday. He won it because he played so magnificently on Sunday. Aside from a bogey on the 17th he didn’t show too many signs [...]

  • Rooney will always be picked for England

    August 12, 2013

    ENGLAND manager Roy Hodgson insists he would never consider overlooking striker Wayne Rooney for selection, despite the ongoing sideshow surrounding his Manchester United future. Rooney has been the subject of two rejected bids from Chelsea this summer having previously expressed his wish to leave United, but the Premier League champions are adamant they will not [...]

  • Suarez granted time to refocus on Liverpool career

    August 12, 2013

    LIVERPOOL manager Brendan Rodgers is prepared to be patient in his attempt to win round wantaway striker Luis Suarez. Suarez, being targeted by Arsenal, was forced to train alone last week after Rodgers vented his fury at the striker’s declaration that he wished to leave Anfield and felt the Reds had broken a promise to [...]

  • Ohuruogu sets British record to win world title

    August 12, 2013

    BRITISH captain Christine Ohuruogu confessed she was overwhelmed after sensationally setting a new British record to regain the 400m world title in Moscow yesterday. The 29-year-old, who won the same event in Osaka six years ago, beat defending champion Amantle Montsho by just four thousandths of a second, clocking 49.41 seconds to eclipse Kathy Cook’s [...]

  • Wiggins set for Tour of Britain

    August 12, 2013

    CYCLING: Olympic champion Sir Bradley Wiggins is set to compete as one of 114 riders in the 10th Tour of Britain next month. World champion Mark Cavendish is also set to ride in the biggest ever field for the eight-day race which begins in Peebles, Scotland on 15 September and concludes in London where riders [...]

  • Dwyer to appeal eight-month ban

    August 12, 2013

    HORSE RACING: The 2006 Derby winner Martin Dwyer intends to appeal an eight-month ban imposed by stewards in India for allegedly preventing horse, Ice Age, from running on its merits. The 38-year-old was initially handed a 55-day suspension, but that has since been increased by the Royal Western India Turf Club. Dwyer’s ban is due [...]

  • Australia on top in women’s Ashes

    August 12, 2013

    CRICKET: Opener Heather Knight scored an unbeaten 85, but England struggled on the second day of the women’s Ashes Test at Wormsley. Australia resumed on 243-3 and declared shortly before lunch on 331-6 after Alex Blackwell was dismissed on 54. England closed, in reply, on 172-6 with Knight spearheading the resistance.

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