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SINGAPORE: The deafening cheers in the stadium, the fluttering of national flags and the glittering medals. At elite sports events such as the recently concluded Asian Games in Hangzhou, when an athlete wins a medal, it’s not just their victory; it’s the triumph of a nation as a whole.
Axed Michael Beale has declared that "his next decision will be the most important one" after being shown the door by Rangers.
Rangers’ interim boss Steven Davis says he hasn’t given up hope of PLAYING for the club again.
Pierre Schoeman is hellbent on extending his "miracle" World Cup beyond this weekend as he gears up for Saturday's critical Paris showdown with Pool B rivals Ireland.
Coronation Street star Daniel Brocklebank has been sweetly supported by his boyfriend as his on-screen character was seen tying the knot in the ITV soap's first-ever successful gay wedding. Viewers watched through tears as Billy Mayhew and Paul Foreman said 'I do' not once, but twice.
Michael Beale admits his Rangers side got away with one against Motherwell on Sunday. But Gers fans on the Hotline were not going to let their team off the hook for an alarming display.
Jonny Evans first started for Manchester United at Turf Moor as a 21-year-old in Burnley's first-ever Premier League win. It remains their last on home turf against United.
Not used to being benched by the Indian team management, Mohammed Shami has seen his game-time being limited in the 50-over format over the last few matches. But, as Shami featured in the playing XI against Australia for the first ODI, the veteran pacer bagged 5 wickets, giving a fine example of the talent and skills he brings to the table. While sitting on the bench isn't something any player enjoys, Shami said that even when he was in the playing XI, there were some players who missed out. "When I was playing regularly, there must have been someone, who had to sit out and I wasn't guilty. So you can't feel low if you are sitting out because the team is winning," a pragmatic Mohammed Shami told reporters in a press conference after India's victory over Australia in the first ODI on Friday.