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A stormy start – but they won as one
THE Philippines SEA Games started in shambles but the opening ceremony lifted their spirits, the organisers learnt their lessons quickly, took on the challenge and a typhoon – and when the closing ceremony began yesterday, it could be declared a fairly successful meet.
Loh gets it right with his left
A KNEE injury forced Loh Choon How (pic) to switch his landing to his left leg, but the wushu exponent still got it right to end a six-year SEA Games medal drought by bagging Malaysia’s first gold at the Games.
New Zealand's Boult, De Grandhomme ruled out of second test
WELLINGTON (Reuters) - New Zealand paceman Trent Boult and all-rounder Colin de Grandhomme have been ruled out of the second test against England in Hamilton after sustaining injuries, the team said on Wednesday.
Joshua takes a stab at the Olympics
EN GARDE. Even after 16 years in the business, the call to ask the fencer to adopt a defensive stance is still sweet music to Joshua Koh’s ears.
India finally join the pink-ball party in Bangladesh series
NEW DELHI (Reuters) - India play their first day-night test as part of a two-match series against Bangladesh this month and while there may be some apprehension about using the pink ball for the first time they are unlikely to lose any sleep about facing a team in disarray.
Rare run of fitness has Pattinson pinching himself
MELBOURNE (Reuters) - Australia paceman James Pattinson is targeting back-to-back tests in the upcoming series against Pakistan and New Zealand as he savours a rare run of fitness heading into the home summer.
Tennis: Fabulous France fell Australia for Fed Cup title
MELBOURNE (Reuters) - France emerged teary-eyed and triumphant from a weekend of grit and inspiration to claim their first Fed Cup title in 16 years with a 3-2 win on Sunday over hosts Australia.
Woods confident there will be no Ryder repeat at Presidents Cup
(Reuters) - Tiger Woods says he will be well rested when he leads the United States as playing captain at next month's Presidents Cup in Australia and is confident there will be no repeat of his poor performance at last year's Ryder Cup.
India's Davis Cup tie in Pakistan shifted to neutral venue
MUMBAI (Reuters) - India's Davis Cup tie against Pakistan at Islamabad this month must be played at a neutral venue after the latest advice from the International Tennis Federation's independent security advisors, the world governing body said on Monday.
Cup final a battle of bragging rights between Kedah and JDT
PETALING JAYA: The ultimate bragging rights are at stake when Kedah take on Johor Darul Ta’zim (JDT) in the 93rd edition of the Malaysia Cup final at the National Stadium in Bukit Jalil today.