South Africans storm Champions Cup quarters with added bite
South African sides the Stormers and the Sharks will compete in Champions Cup quarter-finals on Saturday, in a first for the country.
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"Game Will Bite You If...": Ex-India Star On Suryakumar Yadav's Triple Duck Run
Suryakumar Yadav had a series to forget as India suffered a 1-2 defeat to Australia after losing the final ODI by 21 runs. Suryakumar, who is currently the no. 1 batter in T20Is, registered three straight ducks during the series. With India set to host the ODI World Cup later this year, several current and former cricketers have questioned his place in the ODI team. In the third and final ODI, Suryakumar was demoted down the order, but the decision of the team management backfired as he was cleaned up on the first ball by Ashton Agar.
Bite taken out of Olympian's case as positive from dog meds
Nowhere in the complex labyrinth of rules, bylaws and interpretations that govern the global anti-doping system did anyone see this warning: Beware of Dog Medicine.
These old dogs still have the biggest bite: SA20 finalists hail evergreen Ford and Birrell
Old dogs might not readily learn new tricks, but they invariably still possess a nasty bite.
Lions interrogating their lack of bite as some hope emerges on sore key young trio
It's looking a tad less gloomier on the injury front for the embattled Lions, but they are still holding their breath over the fitness of three key youngsters ahead of a European Challenge Cup encounter with Stade Francais in Paris on Saturday.
Boxing ref Mills Lane, who officiated the Tyson-Holyfield 'Bite Fight', dies
Mills Lane, the iconic boxing referee who officiated the Mike Tyson-Evander Holyfield "Bite Fight" and myriad other championship bouts, has died, the Nevada Boxing Hall of Fame confirmed on Tuesday.
India's cricket stars bite back over World Cup sandwiches
India's cricket players have complained about getting cold sandwiches after practice at the Twenty20 World Cup with some ordering food online instead, a source told AFP on Wednesday.