The match-fixing scandal that hit Kenyan cricket last year may have led to Sandeep Patil's name being cut out from the India coach shortlist
Manchester United manager has been penalised for abusing a match official.
The World record holder failed to make the US 100 metres team for next month's Olympics.
Portugal captain Cristiano Ronaldo scored his 99th international goal as the defending champions edged past Luxembourg 2-0
Three-time world champion Maurice Greene remained on course for an unprecedented fourth successive 100m title. Tim Montgomery also qualified for the semis easily.
Three-time world champion Maurice Greene eased through his opening heat in the 100 metres atthe World championships.
The US sprinters finished together in 10.30 seconds yesterday, edging world champion Kim Collins of St Kitts and Nevis by .03 seconds.
India 'A' won the tri-series match by 10 wickets.
"The world record is very possible this year. I just have to execute it," the Olympic 100 metres champion said.
Snow blankets Games, delays Gu's return to competition
Five of the Jamaican sprinter's brothers have stepped on to the track as sprinters at some level.
The fastest 100 metres final ever at the U.S. Olympics trials forms the basis for Greene's optimism.
Olympic champion Maurice Greene believes that the triple Olympic champion Jones gets her acceleration too early.
The Olympic champion's time for the 100 metres, which equalled the world record, was however wind-assisted.
Texan pest controller Maurice "Termite" Watkins went to Iraq a year ago to kill bugs. Now, he is preparing Iraq's national boxing team for the Olympic Games.
The Nigerian outgunned the pair to win the 100 metres at the Lusanne Grand Prix in 10.04 seconds.
Washington pushed hard out of the curve to win the 400 metres in 44.33 seconds and become the world championship favourite.
Bernard Williams upset world record holder Tim Montgomery to claim a stunning win in the men's 100 metres at the U.S. championships.
That time was the year's second-fastest for the 100 metres.
Greene, making his first 100-metre start of the season, was never a factor in finishing third in 10.33 seconds.
The Olympic and world 100m champion is looking to better Tim Montgomery's season's best of 10.04 seconds.\n\n
