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| Andy Flower wary of creating impression that everything in England’s garden is rosy A new year of Test cricket dawns for England at one of the most stunning venues in the world game. Sahara Park, Newlands, was shimmering yesterday morning under the shadow of Table Mountain, Cape Town’s defining feature, as both sets of players prepared for the pivotal Test of the series. feeds.timesonline.co.uk |
Rafael Benitez feeling the squeeze with Liverpool's cash shortage The future of Ryan Babel remains uncertain and will be resolved only if Liverpool and Rafael BenÃtez come to a collective agreement that the winger should be sold. feeds.timesonline.co.uk |
Allenby, Palmer tied for lead at Sony Open HONOLULU (AP) -- Robert Allenby and Ryan Palmer avoided bogeys on a windy day at Waialae and made enough birdies Saturday to share the lead at the Sony Open and give themselves a small cushion over a crowded leaderboard.... hosted.ap.org |
Cardoso takes Tour Down Under stage • Surprise victory in searing heat for Portuguese rider• André Greipel in overall lead with Greg Anderson secondManuel Cardoso gained a surprise win in the third stage of the 2010 Tour Down Under today. The Footon Servetto-Fuji rider battled through searing temperatures to win the 132.5km stage from Unley to Stirling, coming out on top of a bunch sprint uphill.Alejandro Valverde and Cadel Evans lost out in the sprint, while Cardoso's lacklustre showing in the opening two stages mean his win will have little impact on the overall standings.The Portuguese national champion admitted as much. "I don't think I have a chance to win overall despite my win here," he said. "I have had a lot of hard days over the first couple of days of this race and I am probably too far behind."But it was really important for me, it is my first pro race, first pro team, first pro tour victory for me and the team, so it is a very important win."André Greipel of HTC-Columbia still holds the leader's jersey going into tomorrow's Norwood to Goolwa fourth stage.Team Sky's Greg Anderson remains second overall alongside Valverde and Gert Steegmans.Cyclingguardian.co.uk © Guardian News & Media Limited 2010 | Use of this content is subject to our Terms & Conditions | More Feeds guardian.co.uk |
Wizards' Crittenton facing two gun charges Washington Wizards guard Javaris Crittenton has been charged with weapons violations in an apparent plea deal, 10 days after teammate Gilbert ... rssfeeds.usatoday.com |