Injured Lynagh, Ikitau scratched from Wallabies squad v Argentina
MELBOURNE :Flyhalf Tom Lynagh and centre Len Ikitau have been ruled out of Australia's Rugby Championship test against Argentina in Sydney on Saturday in a blow for the Wallabies.
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Wolsburg sign free agent Eriksen on two-year deal
Danish midfielder Christian Eriksen has joined VfL Wolfsburg on a two-year contract after leaving Manchester United as a free agent in the close season, the Bundesliga club said on Wednesday.
Vardy eager to prove doubters wrong after move to Cremonese
Jamie Vardy says he feels as fit as ever and is keen to prove the doubters wrong as the 38-year-old begins a new chapter in his career at Serie A club Cremonese.
Canelo promises 'a great victory for Mexico' when he battles Crawford
Canelo Alvarez said he will deliver a great victory for Mexico when he puts his undisputed super middleweight title on the line against American Terence Crawford on Saturday in Las Vegas.
Bolt warns 'very talented' Gout about step up to seniors
TOKYO :Usain Bolt has warned Australian schoolboy sprint sensation Gout Gout that translating teenage talent into world and Olympic titles is a tough process.
New Zealand look to crush South Africa's Rugby Championship title defence
New Zealand will look to end South Africa's Rugby Championship title defence on Saturday in a crunch match in Wellington where both sides have put their faith in raw talent to thrive under pressure.
South Africa beat England by 14 runs in five-over contest
CARDIFF : Marco Jansen returned from injury to take two wickets as South Africa defeated England by 14 runs in the first Twenty20 International of a three-match series that was reduced to five overs in a wet Cardiff on Wednesday.
Doping appeal could rule Welteji out of world championships
TOKYO :Ethiopian middle distance runner Diribe Welteji could be excluded from the World Athletics Championships after the Athletics Integrity Unit (AIU) requested her provisional suspension while a doping case is heard.