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Headlines (23 March) :
Giants win in London
Leroy Cudjoe scored a hat-trick of tries as
Huddersfield moved into third place in the Engage Super League with a
32-18 victory over a gutsy Harlequins side at The Stoop.
Cole: There's no offer on the table
Talks between Joe Cole and Chelsea over a new contract
have broken down, according to the England midfielder.
FA board meet over Watmore resignation
Football Association board members are to hold an
emergency meeting at noon on Tuesday after being thrown into turmoil
by the resignation of Ian Watmore as chief executive.
Spurs Sandro deal done - Inter
Tottenham have agreed a deal with Internacional to buy
midfielder Sandro, according to the Brazilian club.
Hughes fires Australia to victory
Phillip Hughes was 86 not out as Australia cruised to
a 10-wicket victory in the first Test against New Zealand in
Wellington on Tuesday, taking 23 overs to polish off the 106 runs
required at the Basin Reserve.
England on top
England's Tim Bresnan struck early in the final
session to reduce Bangladesh to 143 for four in their second innings
- a lead of 66 for the hosts in the second Test.
Zola wants players to shape own destiny
Gianfranco Zola admits there is no point trying to
predict what West Ham's relegation rivals will do - and wants his
players to keep destiny in their own hands.
Harry Carpenter dies aged 84
BBC boxing commentator Harry Carpenter has died, a
spokesman for his family said on Monday.
Benitez: Injured duo close to return
Injured Liverpool defenders Martin Skrtel and Fabio
Aurelio could make a return to action early next month.
Murray back up to third
Andy Murray has climbed back to number three in the
world rankings despite his quarter-final exit at the Masters 1000
event in Indian Wells last week. |
