'Fewer but newer' nuclear arms in the world: report
World
-
Woods set for Sydney and Australian Open
Tiger Woods has signed up to play at the Australian Open in Sydney in November, organisers said Monday,...
-
Vettel focused on winning races despite big lead
Championship leader Sebastian Vettel wants to get back to winning races so he can wrap up his second...
-
Sascoc suspends Squash SA, SA Equestrian Council
The South African Sports Confederation and Olympic Committee (Sascoc) suspended Squash South Africa and...
-
Dhoni's act of sportsmanship finds praise, critics back home
India captain Mahendra Singh Dhoni's decision to recall Ian Bell after a bizarre runout at Trent Bridge on...
-
New leadership signals ‘fresh start’ for ASA
The South African Sports Confederation and Olympic Committee (Sascoc) has said that the election of new...
-
Controversial Bell puts England in charge
Ian Bell scored an immaculate if controversial 159 that helped put England in command against India at the...
-
Button wins in wet Hungary on 200th start
McLaren's Jenson Button celebrated his 200th Formula One start by winning the Hungarian Grand Prix on...
-
World champions Spain to play France in World Cup
World champions Spain will play former world champions France in their qualifying campaign to reach the...
-
Gerrard to miss start of season due to infection
Liverpool captain Steven Gerrard is in hospital and will miss the start of the new season after suffering...
-
Broad inspires England again with hat-trick
Stuart Broad inspired an England fightback for the second day in a row on Saturday by taking the first...
-
Steady Dravid keeps India in control of second
England claimed the key wicket of Sachin Tendulkar just after lunch but India continued to dominate by...
-
Evans elected new ASA president
Athletics South Africa (ASA) chairman James Evans has been elected as the federations' new president. He...
-
All Blacks crush Boks to open Tri-Nations defence
The All Blacks opened their Tri-Nations title defence with a 40-7 hammering of the injury-ravaged...
-
ASA's special general meeting to replace Chuene is underway
Athletics South Africa (ASA) on Saturday will replace former president Leonard Chuene at a special general...
-
Athletics South Africa set to elect new president
Athletics South Africa is set to elect a new president and deputy president on Saturday in a hotly...
-
No holding back for the All Blacks
Keeping something in reserve with half an eye on this year's World Cup is just not in the All Blacks' DNA,...
-
McIlroy still all of a Twitter about caddie attack
U.S. Open champion Rory McIlroy refused to back down in his Twitter spat with broadcaster Jay Townsend...
-
Woods commits to next month's PGA Championship in Atlanta
Tiger Woods, who has been sidelined for the last 11 weeks because of leg injuries, has committed to play...
-
Broad counter attack rescues England against India
Stuart Broad launched a late counter-attack with a blazing 64 to help England fight back against India on...
-
Broad frustrates dominant India with brisk innings
Stuart Broad struck 66 from 64 balls to help England reach 221 all out on the first day of the second...
-
Hungry Hamilton quickest in both sessions
McLaren's Lewis Hamilton, a surprise winner last weekend in Germany, continued to shine when he was...
