South Africa desperate to shed 'chokers' tag
Graeme Smith is desperate to shed the 'chokers' tag that hangs around South Africa, and next week's Champions Trophy gives the world's No. 1 ODI side
Anthony Martial was poor against West Ham
Manchester United were dumped out of the Carabao Cup in the third round after West Ham gained revenge for Sunday's last-minute Premier League defeat.
Strauss guides dominant England
Andrew Strauss and Ian Bell built on the outstanding bowling of James Anderson and Graham Onions as the home built a strong positionThe Bulletin by Al
Siddle cements place for Cardiff
Tim Nielsen, the Australian coach, has described fast bowler Peter Siddle as a "lock" to partner Mitchell Johnson in the first Ashes TestAlex Brown at
EFC fans rage at Rodriguez news
Everton fans are livid after it was revealed the Toffees are willing to pay some of James Rodriguez's wages for him to leave the club before the Turki
Bowlers prosper as batsmen fail to adapt
Unusually for a modern Championship match - though not necessarily so for Trent Bridge - the bowlers dominated the first dayJohn Ward at Trent Bridge0
We oldies can have our days too – Kumble
Anil Kumble, the Bangalore Royal Challengers legspinner, feels that this year's team is "different" from the outfit that finished second last in 2008
Bridge wanted to see Alderweireld and Romero together at Spurs
Sky Sports journalist Michael Bridge would have liked to have seen Cristian Romero and Toby Alderweireld play together for Tottenham. Alderweireld
Six Indians to play NZ domestic matches
Six Indian players will be spread over two rounds of New Zealand's State Championship ahead of the three-Test series, Niranjan Shah, the Indian team m
India survive Kandamby scare in thriller
Thilina Kandamby almost masterminded a great escape for Sri Lanka, but just fell short in the face of Ishant Sharma, who kept his nerve and struck thr