The International Cricket Council's executive board will decide this week whether or not to shift September's Champions Trophy out of Pakistan because of security issues, the governing body said on Sunday. The decision was taken after concerns raised at an
Stung by the doping controversies surrounding two of its key bowlers, the Pakistan Cricket Board on Sunday conducted drugs tests of the players named in its preliminary squad for the Champions Trophy. Batsmen Younis Khan, Bazid Khan and all-rounder Yasir
Former India captain Kapil Dev on Sunday slammed Test discard Yuvraj Singh, saying the left-hander must stop attending late night parties and instead focus on cricket. The former all-rounder said India does not need to hire a foreign coaches since
ASHWELL Prince's second hundred in as many matches against England helped give South Africa a significant first-innings lead in the second Test at Headingley.
PAKISTAN speedster Shoaib Akhtar has moved to dispel any suggestion he was running away from dope tests ahead of the Champions Trophy, saying he will be the first to give a sample.
In a summer that has yielded some of the most exciting transfers we have seen at Lincoln City for many years, some fans may well need some information on these players. So who are these New Imps? In this article,
Albion completed their mini tour of Holland and Germany with a 4-1 defeat to FC Koln. Roman Bednar led the attack in Tony Mowbray's 4-3-3 formation, as Kim Do-Heon started in midfield and keeper Michal Danek took a start between
Keith Alexander was a rather ambitious appointment for Macclesfield Town FC. The Silkmen have generally been relegation-fodder since entering the League, but they will now be hoping that Keith Alexander can not only help stablise the ship, but also help
Manchester United's tour of Africa got underway with a 1-1 draw against the Kaizer Chiefs in the opening match of the 2008 Vodacom Challenge series. 22-year-old Chris Eagles took advantage of a rare first-team appearance with the equaliser for the
Diamond was one of the few loyal fans who endured a poor day and dire performance by Middlesex. There was perambulation, talk of EGM. However, sadly the events on the field fill the crux of this report which carries a
CHAMPIONS Greenock last night showed they will not give up their title without a fight when they carved-out a thrilling 14-run win over Heriot's at Glenpark. The result, a
IT SEEMED, for 185km of yesterday's 14th stage of the Tour de France, that Mark Cavendish might once again provide the coup de grace to win a mass bunch sprint in Digne-le
