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  • Venter to miss final after losing RFU appeal

    May 26, 2010

    SARACENS director of rugby Brendan Venter will be banned from the touchline for his side’s Premiership final against Leicester on Saturday after losing his appeal against a 14-week ban last night. The South African was handed the punishment by a Rugby Football Union disciplinary panel last week for “making provocative and inappropriate gestures” during the [...]

  • Stars won’t be sold, neither will club this year, says Hicks

    May 26, 2010

    LIVERPOOL co-owner Tom Hicks insists manager Rafael Benitez has a “substantial” transfer budget at his disposal this summer – and has vowed not to sell star assets Steven Gerrard and Fernando Torres. Hicks, though, says he and partner George Gillett are unlikely to sell the Anfield club any time this year, and are still holding [...]

  • Carragher’s ready to play anywhere

    May 26, 2010

    ENGLAND defender Jamie Carragher, who quit international duty over his frustration at being overlooked at centre-back, has vowed to play wherever he required at the World Cup. Carragher, 32, has been enticed back to the England squad after manager Fabio Capello pleaded with the experienced and versatile Liverpool stalwart to end three years of self-imposed [...]

  • Question marks remain over tour, admits Strauss

    May 26, 2010

    ANDREW STRAUSS admits it will take some time yet for him to prove whether his decision to sit out the recent Bangladesh tour was vindicated. The England captain returns to duty this morning when he leads out his side for the first Test against Bangladesh at Lord’s, taking over the reins from Alastair Cook, and [...]

  • Time for Morgan to stake his claim in the Test arena

    May 26, 2010

    HE’S taken Twenty20 by storm – now Eoin Morgan has the chance to prove he can do it at Test level, and I’ll be intrigued to see how he gets on. Morgan has concentrated on making an impact in the shorter forms of the game, but he is likely to need a period of adjustment [...]

  • Bolt eyes 300m mark

    May 26, 2010

    ATHLETICS: Usain Bolt has his sights set on a third sprint world record – this time in the 300m. The 100m and 200m record holder will race the distance for the first time in the IAAF World Challenge in Ostrava later today with Michael Johnson’s time of 30.85secs the mark to beat. “I’m looking forward [...]

  • Kartik puts Warwicks in a spin

    May 26, 2010

    CRICKET: Spinner Murali Kartik helped Somerset cruise to a nine-wicket victory over Warwickshire in the County Championship at Taunton. The Indian claimed figures of 6-61 to dismiss the visitors for 207, leaving Somerset with the easy task of knocking off the remaining 45 runs. In division two, Glamorgan thrashed Leicestershire by 10 wickets after skittling [...]

  • Exeter Chiefs seal promotion

    May 26, 2010

    RUGBY UNION: The Exeter Chiefs clinched promotion to the Guinness Premiership for the first time in their history last night after sealing a 29-10 victory over Bristol in the Championship play-off. Stand-off Gareth Steenson kicked six penalties and two drop goals before Luke Arscott added a late try as the Chiefs clinched a 38-16 aggregate [...]

  • Barry’s hopes still hang in the balance

    May 25, 2010

    GARETH BARRY has been given until the last possible minute to prove his World Cup fitness after undergoing scans on his injured ankle. The Manchester City midfielder saw a specialist last night to determine the severity of the ligament damage suffered in the penultimate league game against Tottenham earlier this month. City initially set Barry’s [...]

  • CAPELLO’S DILEMMAS

    May 25, 2010

    IT IS hard to know what Fabio Capello is thinking at the best of times; that lived-in face betrays few emotions aside from rage. But if the inscrutable Italian already knows his 23 for the World Cup, and his favoured starting XI, he is doing a good job of hiding it. Monday’s lacklustre win over [...]

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