As 3-man Howard team secures Brier berth, key decision looms ahead of nationals
After securing a provincial title with a three-man lineup, the members of Team Glenn Howard will be Regina-bound in about a month to play in the Montana's Brier.
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Cape Verde edge Mauritania to reach Cup of Nations last eight
ABIDJAN :Cape Verde Islands captain Ryan Mendes converted a penalty two minutes from time to edge Mauritania 1-0 in their Africa Cup of Nations last-16 clash on Monday and see the smallest country at the 24-team tournament advance to the quarter-final.
Jordan score twice in injury time to surge into Asian Cup quarter finals
DOHA: Jordan will meet Tajikistan in the Asian Cup quarter-finals after scoring twice in three minutes deep in stoppage time to stun Iraq 3-2 in a thriller on Monday (Jan 29).
Holders Qatar knock Palestine out of Asian Cup to secure last-eight spot
AL KHOR, Qatar : Defending champions Qatar survived a scare to beat Palestine 2-1 and advance to the Asian Cup quarter-finals thanks to goals from Hassan Al-Haydos and Akram Afif at Al Bayt Stadium on Monday.
Nadal's 2007 French Open winning racket sells for $118k at auction
Rafael Nadal's championship point winning racket from his 2007 French Open final victory over Roger Federer was sold for more than $118,000 at an auction on Monday, ranking among the highest-priced such memorabilia.
'Head of State' Security For Indian Davis Cup Team In Pakistan Capital
A bomb disposal squad will sanitise the Islamabad Sports Complex every morning, and two escort vehicles will shadow the Indian Davis Cup team during its travel as part of multi-layer security arrangement, which is usually accorded to the Head of State, to ensure the visiting tennis players' safety and security. The national Indian tennis team has travelled to Pakistan for the first time in 60 years, and naturally, the Pakistan Tennis Federation (PTF) does not want to compromise on the security aspect.
Jordan leave it late to beat Iraq 3-2 and reach Asian Cup quarter-finals
DOHA : Jordan advanced to the Asian Cup quarter-finals after two stoppage-time goals secured a 3-2 win over Iraq, who had striker and tournament top scorer Aymen Hussein sent off late on for excessive goal celebrations on Monday.
Vigilante beautician bursts into £500,000 home of event manageress and chokes her until she could barely breathe 'after losing grip on reality'
A vigilante beautician strangled an innocent businesswoman in a bungled revenge attack after mistakenly believing she was ''complicit'' in the sexual abuse of children. Natalie Shelley, 37, burst into the £500,000 home of an event manageress and choked her until she could barely breathe after learning the victim's ex-boyfriend was being investigated on suspicion of assault.