Three share lead at Sony Open, as Power makes the cut
Austin Eckroat, South Korea's Byeong Hun An and China's Carl Yuan all birdied their final hole of the second round on Friday in Honolulu to share the lead at the Sony Open in Hawaii.
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Rangers squad revealed as Fabio Silva opportunity arises, Yilmaz doubt intensifies and duo near injury comeback
It's a football free weekend for most, but at least Rangers fans have some friendly action to keep them occupied.
Dog bites jogger as police issue image of man they want to speak to
A man out jogging was bitten by a dog - with police today issuing an image of a man they want to speak with in connection with the incident.
Hosts Ivory Coast have high hopes as Africa Cup of Nations kicks off
Ivory Coast have been African champions twice before, most recently in 2015 with a team captained by Yaya Toure, and are hoping to thrive under the pressure of playing at home.
Barry Robson in Aberdeen plea to out of contract duo as Kelle Roos and Connor Barron stall on new deals
Barry Robson has urged Kelle Roos and Connor Barron to sign new Aberdeen deals.
Judd Trump in astonishing grump as INSECTS cause havoc at Ally Pally amid mega moans over Masters venue
Judd Trump has called on the Ally Pally to sort out it's wasp problem after his stinging Masters defeat to Ali Carter.
Nazmul Hasan To Step Down As Bangladesh Cricket Board President, Takes Up Ministry Role
Bangladesh Cricket Board (BCB) is set to have a new president after the incumbent Nazmul Hasan was entrusted with the responsibility of the Ministry of Youth and Sports following his win in the general elections. Hasan, who has been at the helm of BCB since 2012, won from Kishoreganj-6 constituency in the January 7 polls and four days later he replaced Zahid Ahsan Russel in the ministry and he's likely to step down from his present post. “There are no problems in the law about me holding both posts (BCB president and Minister of Youth and Sports),” Nazmul told reporters.
"Don't Really Like Waiting To Bat": Steve Smith On Playing As An Opener
Australian batter Steve Smith stated that the reason he moved to the opening spot following David Warner's retirement is simple, that he does not like to wait for his batting. Out of many incumbent players like Travis Head, the white-ball opener, Marnus Labuschagne and Mitchell Marsh, who has also opened in white-ball cricket, Smith put his hands up and offered to move to the very top of the batting line-up. This new look line-up will start its journey without Warner during the two-match Test series against West Indies from January 17 onwards at Adelaide.