Hobbling Rooney is injury worry, plus other rumours
Mar 22, 2010
Kolkata bat as Gayle returns
With Chris Gayle back for them, Kolkata have won the toss and decided to bat first against Mumbai in their IPL tie on Monday.
Rajput bags Silver in World Cup
India's Sanjeev Rajput won silver in the men's air rifle on the first day of the ISSF World Cup in Sydney.
Rankin included in T20 squad
Fit-again fast bowler Boyd Rankin was today named in Ireland's final squad of 15 for the ICC World Twenty20 in the Caribbean.
PCB to face financial probe
The Public Accounts Committee of Pakistan's National Assembly appointed a four-member sub-committee to probe into the PCB's financial irregularities.
Serie A Team of the Week 19
The Serie A is headed for an exciting finish as Inter Milan, AC Milan and AS Roma slug it out for the Scudetto.
Kopke absence irritates Weidenfeller's agent
The agent of Roman Weidenfeller has queried why Andreas Kopke was not at the game against Bayer Leverkusen on Saturday.
Del Piero wants togetherness from Juve
Alessandro Del Piero has revealed his Juventus side have asked for extra training as they aim to put their "devastating" week behind them.
Siddons unhappy with umpires
Bangladesh coach Jamie Siddons has accused umpires of not giving Bangladesh a fair rub of the green.
Ferguson extols Park life
Sir Alex Ferguson has rejected the theory Park Ji-sung was signed merely to increase Manchester United's popularity in the Far East.
Bell steers England to slender lead
Ian Bell struck the 10th Test century of his career as England established a slender 21-run lead over Bangladesh.
FIH to give India an event every year
The International Hockey Federation has decided to allot one world-level tournament to India every year for next fours years.
FA to investigate missile incident
The English FA have launched an investigation after Wigan goalkeeper Chris Kirkland was struck by a missile from the crowd.
Hayman to join Toulon in the summer
Newcastle have confirmed captain Carl Hayman will join French club Toulon at the end of this season.
Kostner pleads for patience
Lorenz-Gunther Kostner pleaded for "a little bit of understanding" after Wolfsburg were thrashed 5-1 by rock-bottom Hertha Berlin.
Indian eves outplayed in third Test
Japan inflicted another defeat to the touring Indian women's team in the third hockey Test at Gifu Green Stadium, Kakamigahara.
Patient Bell puts England ahead
Ian Bell's 10th Test century allows England to reach 440-8 on day three of the second Test, 21 runs ahead of Bangladesh.
Woods 'nervous' about reception
Tiger Woods says he is wary of the reception he will receive when he returns to action at the Masters after four months away from the game.
FA investigates Kirkland incident
The Football Association launch an investigation after Wigan goalkeeper Chris Kirkland was struck by an object during Saturday's game against Burnley
Benitez questions Man Utd penalty
Liverpool manager Rafael Benitez believes Manchester United's Antonio Valencia dived to win a penalty that turned the game as the hosts came back to win 2-1 at Old Trafford.
McCullum and rain slow up Aussies
A combination of Wellington rain and good batting from Brendon McCullum and Daniel Vettori force Australia to wait for their victory in the first Test.
Extra Olympic tickets announced
The public will have access to 300,000 extra tickets for the London Olympic Games, organisers have revealed.
Hamilton in awe of Red Bull speed
McLaren's Lewis Hamilton believes Red Bull are "ridiculously faster" than the rest of the F1 teams.
Ljubicic wins first Masters title
Ivan Ljubicic becomes the oldest first-time winner of a Masters Series event by beating Andy Roddick in the final of the BNP Paribas Open.
Furyk stays clear for Florida win
Jim Furyk holds his nerve to claim his first PGA Tour title since 2007 when he clinches the Transitions Championship by one stroke in Florida.
Kauto 'lucky to survive' fall
Dual Cheltenham Gold Cup winner Kauto Star was lucky to survive his fall during Friday's race, owner Clive Smith tells BBC Sport.
Attack on rider Fallon probed
The British Horseracing Authority is to investigate after former champion jockey Kieren Fallon was assaulted at Lingfield racecourse.
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