Liverpool, England: Kevin Mirallas missed a penalty he wasn't supposed to take as Everton was held to a 0-0 draw by West Bromwich Albion on Monday in the Premier League.Everton was awarded a penalty just
Nelson, New Zealand: Sri Lanka won the toss and chose to bat on Tuesday in the fourth one-day cricket international against New Zealand.Captain Angelo Mathews said he was unsure of what to do after studying
New Delhi: It was AB de Viliiers with a blistering knock of 149 runs of 44-balls who made the pulp of West Indian bowlers to register a record breaking fastest ODI ton. De Villiers fastest
London: Marylebone Cricket Club (MCC) is set to bolster its links with Nepalese cricket this year, starting with national team captain Paras Khadka's selection in the first MCC squad of 2015.Khadka will be part of
Lucknow: Olympic bronze medallist Saina Nehwal will look to launch the new season with a bang when she starts her title defence at the Syed Modi International Grand Prix Gold Badminton Championship that gets underway
Mongomo (Equatorial Guinea): South African football head coach Ephraim Mashaba courted controversy Monday by refusing to answer questions in any other language other than his native Zulu as a mark of protest against the treatment
Sydney: The 2015 Asian Cup has broken an 85-year record, posting the highest number of matches without a draw at a major football tournament.Each of the Asian Cup's group games, 20 so far, has produced
Lausanne: The International Hockey Federation (FIH) has signed up to the International Olympic Committee's (IOC) Integrity Betting Intelligence System (IBIS).As an intelligence sharing digital platform, IBIS will enable FIH and its 132 member national associations
Dubai: The International Cricket Council (ICC) Monday announced the venue allocation criteria for the quarter-finals of the World Cup which will be held from Feb 14 to March 29.If World Cup co-hosts Australia and New
New Delhi: Delhi Waveriders' chief advisor Ajit Pal Singh Monday said the teams' new penalty corner exponents Andrew Haywards and Diwakar Ram provide the defending champions formidable options to rely on in their quest to
Johannesburg: South Africa one-day cricket captain AB de Villiers dominated the headlines on the front pages of the country's newspapers today after his record-breaking performance in the match against visiting West Indies at Wanderers Stadium
Melbourne, Australia: Second-seeded Maria Sharapova concluded an opening day of matches on Rod Laver Arena with a 6-4, 6-1 win Monday over Croatian player Petra Martic at the Australian Open.Sharapova, who began the season by
Brisbane, Australia: Substitute Reza Ghoochannejhad scored a controversial injury-time goal to lift Iran to a 1-0 win over UAE and top spot in Group C at the Asian Cup on Monday.Despite a free-flowing game, and
Melbourne: Russian tennis player Alexander Kudryavtsev accused the Australian fans of behaving like "animals" during his defeat at the hands of local talent Marinko Matosevic on Day 1 of the Australian Open here Monday.“They are
Melbourne, Australia: Second-seeded and 17-time major champion Roger Federer defeated Lu Yen-hsun of Taiwan 6-4, 6-2, 7-5 Monday in a first-round match at the Australian Open.Federer, wearing a neon yellow shirt which matched his shoes,
Melbourne: Scottish tennis ace Andy Murray Monday said India's Yuki Bhambri was a much better player than his ranking suggested.Murray kick-started his Australian Open tennis campaign with a straight-sets win over India's Bhambri here.The sixth-seeded
New Delhi: The standby batsman for Michael Clarke for the World Cup will be unveiled this week after the International Cricket Council belatedly confirmed it had suspended stand-in Australian captain George Bailey for the team's
London: England middle order batsman Joe Root Monday said that he supports former New Zealand skipper Martin Crowe's idea of introducing yellow and red cards in cricket as a punishment for misconduct."Yeah, why not? It
Wellington: Corey Anderson's hold on the record for the fastest century in One-Day International (ODI) history lasted little more than a year and the New Zealand batsman Monday offered his congratulations to South African AB
Melbourne: Australian cricket coach Darren Lehmann today warned his wards against "crossing the line" in on-field aggression but conceded that the side would always "teeter pretty close" to the edge.The verbal spat between David Warner
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