Raider held knife to Mark Cavendish’s throat during break-in, court told
A balaclava-wearing intruder held a large black knife to the throat of Olympic cyclist Mark Cavendish and threatened to stab him, the athlete’s wife told a robbery trial.
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Cycling star Cavendish had knife held to his throat, wife tells court
A masked intruder held a large knife to the throat of Olympic cyclist Mark Cavendish and threatened to stab him during a robbery at his home, the British rider's wife told a court on Monday.
‘We built a legacy here’: Sports set to lose their Kallang homes hope SportSG reconsiders plans
SINGAPORE: Two national sports associations are making renewed attempts to be part of the upcoming Kallang Alive precinct.
British cycle star Cavendish targeted in knifepoint raid, court told
British cycling star Mark Cavendish and his wife were subjected to a knifepoint robbery while at home with their children, with one masked raider threatening to stab the athlete, a court heard on Tuesday.
Mark Cavendish targeted in knifepoint raid at home, court told
Olympic cyclist Mark Cavendish and his wife were subjected to a knifepoint robbery while at home with their children – with one masked raider threatening to stab the athlete, a court heard.
Elgar laments South Africa's lean test schedule
SYDNEY : South Africa captain Dean Elgar has lamented the team's limited test schedule in coming years, saying his players would prefer more matches in the format but are powerless to change it.
Nearly-man Moriyasu remains in charge of Japan for another four-year cycle
TOKYO : Japan coach Hajime Moriyasu will remain in charge of the Asian team for another World Cup cycle, the country's football association announced on Thursday, with the aim of breaking new ground after a number of near misses.
'I don't want negative thoughts': Singaporean sets record by cycling 7,400km across 15 countries
SINGAPORE: After completing multiple long-distance cycling trips and triathlons around the world, Mr Lawrence Loh found himself sweating for another reason altogether – the COVID-19 pandemic.