Although not specifically related to Lincoln City, we would like to pass on our best wishes to the family of Ernie Cooksey. The former Boston United and Rochdale player has now slipped into a coma as he continues to battle

Town manager Jim Magilton is urging Town fans to remain patient as he tries to add more players to his squad during the summer.

Town physio Matt Byard says Town's week training and being assessed at Loughborough University is well worth the effort.

The challenge of racing at Silverstone has been transformed in recent years by the introduction of V8 engines and ever-increasing levels of downforce. The result is that corners previously requiring downshifts can now be taken with just a lift of

The ING Renault F1 Team prepares for the ninth round of the 2008 Formula 1 World Championship: the British Grand Prix, which marks the mid-point of the season. Bob Bell: "We’re pretty upbeat about Silverstone"

The ING Renault F1 Team prepares for the ninth round of the 2008 Formula 1 World Championship: the British Grand Prix, which marks the mid-point of the season. Nelson Piquet: "I hope I can carry this momentum into the next

The ING Renault F1 Team prepares for the ninth round of the 2008 Formula 1 World Championship: the British Grand Prix, which marks the mid-point of the season. Fernando Alonso: "I am always determined"

What a day to be a Blackpool fan, one new signing, two players agreeing a new deal, a fee agreed with one club for one player and news that another signing is close. It's one of those days that I

A good month for the England Juniors who reached the final of the IRB Junior Championships but were soundly beaten by New Zealand. England Saxons winning the Churchill Cup did us all proud. However, a very bad month for the

Ben Sahar has signed a six-month loan deal to Premiership and FA Cup Winners Portsmouth. Ben who spent the best part of last season out on loan firstly at QPR (before being struck down with appendicitis) and then Sheff Wed

NEW Zealand gave Aberdeen a generous christening as a one-day international venue yesterday but they were considerably harsher on Ireland, who will limp into today's battl

A career-best innings from Ben Scott gave Middlesex a chance of their third successive win as they enter the final day with a lead of 340 runs in their LV County Championship Division Two match at Uxbridge.

Worcestershire eased to their second LV County Championship Division Two win of the season, beating Leicestershire by 10 wickets with a day to spare at Grace Road.

Opposing bowlers Steve Harmison and Matthew Hoggard made the right impression in front of England selector Geoff Miller as Durham beat Yorkshire by eight wickets at Headingley Carnegie.

An exceptional performance with both bat and ball from Martin van Jaarsveld gave Kent the chance of an unlikely victory in the County Championship Division One match against Surrey at the Brit Oval.

Ian Bell played himself back into form with a brilliant double century as Warwickshire declared on 528 for eight against Gloucestershire on the third day at Edgbaston.

Essex are closing in on their third LV County Championship Division Two victory of the season against Derbyshire at Chelmsford.

LUKE Ronchi is under no illusions he is simply keeping Brad Haddin's gloves warm despite a dream introduction to one-day international cricket for the newly capped Australian wicketkeeper.

PAKISTAN is confident cricket's world body will change the result of the infamous 2006 Oval Test that was awarded to England over ball-tampering allegations.

THE appeal fund to keep Coventry Rugby Club on the pitch continues to grow - but time is running out. With 46 hours remaining, the Telegraph-led appeal had risen to £43,988 by yesterday afternoon. But with a target of £100,000