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  • Minichiello horror as British pair crash out

    February 25, 2010

    DEVASTATED Nicola Minichiello spoke of her heartache after crashing out of the bobsleigh to cap a disappointing night for Great Britain’s medal hopefuls. Minichiello’s medal dreams were dashed when she lost control of the sled on the third run, causing it to flip over and trap her and partner Gillian Cooke inside. The pair were [...]

  • Prior shows his mettle to lead England to victory

    February 25, 2010

    HALF-CENTURIES from captain Alastair Cook and Matt Prior helped England to a second warm-up victory over a Bangladesh Cricket Board XI in Fatullah. Opener Cook retired on 52, while Prior, who left wicketkeeping duties to new sensation Craig Kieswetter, added a fine 64no off 57 balls as the tourists cruised to a seven-wicket success. But [...]

  • Djokovic safely through but more seeds fall

    February 25, 2010

    SERB Novak Djokovic is the only player in the world’s top 10 remaining in the Dubai Championship after more big-name casualties crashed out yesterday. The world No2 came from a set down to beat unseeded Ivan Lubicic 2-6, 6-4, 6-0 to reach the semi-finals. He will be joined in the last four by world No31 [...]

  • SPORT | IN BRIEF

    February 25, 2010

    Little rest for the Little Master CRICKET: India’s Sachin Tendulkar has been rewarded for becoming the first-ever batsman to score 200 runs in a one-day innings on Wednesday by being handed a well-earned rest for tomorrow’s third ODI against South Africa in Jaipur. Tendulkar, 36, is rested along with fellow opening batsman Virender Sehwag as [...]

  • In-form Toffees come unstuck in Portugal

    February 25, 2010

    SPORTING LISBON (3) v/s EVERTON (0) EVERTON’S recent revival, and their European adventure, were brought to an abrupt halt after they were well beaten in Portugal. The Toffees took a 2-1 lead into the second leg and, in the face of bombardment, managed to keep it that way until after the hour mark. But in [...]

  • Champions are dethroned by plucky Fulham

    February 25, 2010

    SHAKHTAR DONETSK (1) v/s FULHAM (1) BRAVE Fulham held their nerve to clinch a famous victory over champions Shakhtar and set up a mouth-watering last 16 clash with Italian giants Juventus. Roy Hodgson’s men survived a wave of late attacks by the Ukrainians and even had to make do with 10 men after Danny Murphy [...]

  • Late England charge can dent strong Irish record

    February 25, 2010

    ENGLAND v/s IRELAND Tomorrow – 4.00pm BBC1 Martin Johnson leapt to the defence of his usually dependable fly-half, as much of the criticism for England’s stale performance against Italy a fortnight ago was levelled at Jonny Wilkinson. Some are surprised that Johnno has decided to stick with the same starting line-up to face Ireland tomorrow [...]

  • IN-RUNNING TRADING HINTS

    February 25, 2010

    We’ve seen how England have taken a while to find their feet in their previous matches against Wales at Twickenham and Italy at the Stadio Flaminio. If we anticipate a similar situation in their match tomorrow, we should expect England to fall behind before the forward players get into the game and give players like [...]

  • Flat track bully Madison can give Pipe his first Racing Post Chase

    February 25, 2010

    IN THE past 11 years only two horses have won Kempton’s Racing Post Chase (3.05pm, tomorrow) carrying less than 11stone and four have shouldered at least 11st10lbs. In short, this race goes to the best horses and there are only two who will carry more than 11stone tomorrow: Nacarat and MADISON DU BERLAIS. Tom George’s [...]

  • the INSIDE

    February 25, 2010

    The Betdaq.co.uk Cleves Stakes at Lingfield (3.50pm) is an intriguing contest and my eye is taken by three runners. I backed Mullionmileanhour in the 2008 Windsor Castle at Royal Ascot when he was beaten by John Best’s other runner Flashmans Papers. I’ve been waiting for him to return to the track and if the money [...]

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