Josh Little makes history at IPL auction
Josh Little has become the first player to be bought at the Indian Premier League auction whilst playing for Ireland.
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Former Bok flyhalf Piet Visagie dies: 'He was one of the best in his era'
Former Springbok flyhalf Piet Visagie has died at the age of 79, SA Rugby announced on Friday.
Broad returns to England test squad for NZ series, Ahmed misses out
Veteran bowler Stuart Broad is back in the England squad for the two-test series in New Zealand in February, the England and Wales Cricket Board announced on Friday, but rising star Rehan Ahmed has not been included in the touring party.
Ramiz Raja Removed As Pakistan Cricket Board Chairman: Report
Former cricketer Ramiz Raja has been removed as chairman of the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) by the country's government, which has appointed a 14-member committee, headed by Najam Sethi, to run the affairs of the game for the next four months. The Pakistan government, through a notification late on Wednesday, removed Raja following the team's 3-0 whitewash by England in the Test series. The notification, issued by Pakistan Prime Minister Shahbaz Sharif, has to be approved by the federal cabinet, which is just a formality.
Pakistan's Naseem, Hasan in line to return against New Zealand
LAHORE, Pakistan : Pakistan's Naseem Shah has recovered from a shoulder issue and is ready to return to the side for their two-test home series against New Zealand but fellow quicks Shaheen Afridi and Haris Rauf remain sidelined with injuries.
'No complaints' from Jones over England sacking
Eddie Jones said on Wednesday he had no complaints about the way he was sacked as England coach, just nine months before the start of the Rugby World Cup.
Transfers: Sligo sign Nando Pijnaker on permanent deal
Sligo Rovers have agreed a permanent deal for New Zealand international Nando Pijnaker.
Crowd crackdown to send right message before women's World Cup -Australia boss
MELBOURNE : Football Australia (FA) boss James Johnson has said strong and decisive sanctions against the A-League fans involved in a violent pitch invasion will send the right message ahead of the women's soccer World Cup.