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  • Hull KR claim Saints victory

    March 7, 2010

    RUGBY LEAGUE: Ben Fisher’s try two minutes from time helped Hull KR come from behind to record to a 28-24 victory over St Helens in a thriller at Craven Park. In the other game, Matt King and Ben Westwood both scored twice as Warrington moved to second with a 46-12 win over Gareth Thomas’s new [...]

  • Noh such worries for Seung-yul

    March 7, 2010

    GOLF: Korean Noh Seung-yul edged out compatriot KJ Choi by a single shot to win the Malaysian Open. The 18-year-old’s birdie on the final hole capped a fine 68 to take him to a 14-under-par total. Welsh rookie Rhys Davies, who was co-leader going into the final round, fired a 71 to finish in a [...]

  • RFU shrug off Haskell row

    March 4, 2010

    ENGLAND chiefs have attempted to distance themselves from the escalating row with Stade Francais over James Haskell’s availability, insisting the disagreement is solely between the player and his club. Stade Francais officials have repeatedly called on the Rugby Football Union to release the flanker from England’s Six Nations squad so that he can play in [...]

  • Shaw and Armitage losing fitness race

    March 4, 2010

    ENGLAND coach Martin Johnson admits Simon Shaw and Delon Armitage are both unlikely to be fit for the Calcutta Cup clash with Scotland at Murrayfield next Saturday. Lock Shaw was carried off after just four minutes of England’s 20-16 defeat to Ireland at Twickenham last weekend, while full-back Armitage suffered rib cartilage damage. Both underwent [...]

  • Racing track legend Schumacher is special, admits star-struck Hamilton

    March 4, 2010

    LEWIS HAMILTON admits he was in awe of Michael Schumacher when the pair locked horns for their first battle in testing last week. The British former world champion will fulfil a dream and go wheel-to-wheel with Schumacher this season after the 41-year-old agreed to come out of retirement to drive for Mercedes. McLaren star Hamilton, [...]

  • Slump in results is not to do with form

    March 4, 2010

    ONE win in five games may point to a dip in form for our Saracens boys, but just because you’re on a losing streak, it doesn’t mean to say you’re playing badly, and I’m not worried at all by our current plight. Earlier in the season we were winning matches by the odd couple of [...]

  • Davies leads the way

    March 4, 2010

    GOLF: Welshman Rhys Davies blazed a flawless 65 to take a share of the lead after a rain-affected opening day of the Malaysian Open. Davies, 24, produced five birdies to reach the turn in 31 before picking up further shots at 10 and 17 to join Spain’s Ignacio Garrido on seven-under-par. The pair lead Thongchai [...]

  • More World Cup joy for England

    March 4, 2010

    HOCKEY: England continued their 100 per cent record in the World Cup in Delhi after recording a 5-2 win over Pakistan. Jonty Clarke and Barry Middleton both scored twice, and Ashley Jackson bagged a fifth as England, who beat tournament favourites Australia and South Africa in their opening two matches, stretched their lead at the [...]

  • Ruiz warns of Haye complacency

    March 4, 2010

    BOXING: John Ruiz has warned David Haye not to underestimate him when he challenges for the Londoner’s WBA heavyweight title at the MEN Arena on 3 April. “For David Haye to think about anybody else is going to be a big problem,”?the American said. “I don’t want to hear the excuses afterwards – I was [...]

  • Attoub gouge ban upheld

    March 4, 2010

    RUGBY UNION: Stade Francais prop David Attoub has had his appeal against a 70-week ban for gouging thrown out by an independent appeal committee. Independent judicial officer, Jeff Blackett described the incident with Ulster’s Stephen Ferris in December as “the worst act of contact with the eyes I have had to deal with”.

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