Harry Redknapp hits out over timing of international friendlies

Tottenham manager Harry Redknapp has lambasted Fifa over friendly fixture.

Found on 07/31/2010, 09:00 h, Source: Telegraph.co.uk

Toby Roland-Jones and Dawid Malan send Middlesex towards victory over Surrey

Surrey (167 & 110-6) trail Middlesex (423) by 146 runs: Toby Roland-Jones and Dawid Malan help Middlesex towards maximum points against Surrey.

Found on 07/31/2010, 09:00 h, Source: Telegraph.co.uk

European Athletics Championships 2010: Perri Shakes-Drayton secures 400m hurdles bronze

Perri Shakes-Drayton, one of the 'Telegraph 10 to watch for 2012', clinched 400m hurdles bronze on Friday with a gutsy display.

Found on 07/31/2010, 09:00 h, Source: Telegraph.co.uk

Manchester City clear-out begins as Javier Garrido joins Lazio in a £2.5 million deal

Manchester City's expected clear-out of as many as 10 players began when full-back Javier Garrido joined Lazio for £2.5m.

Found on 07/31/2010, 09:00 h, Source: Telegraph.co.uk

England v Pakistan: James Anderson's clever use of Duke ball leaves opponents at a loss

On his 28th birthday James Anderson was cheered off the field by the England players for his ninth five-wicket haul in Tests.

Found on 07/31/2010, 09:00 h, Source: Telegraph.co.uk

England v Pakistan: review-system blunders leave visitors in spot of bother

Pakistan fail to get to grips with umpire review system as England dominate proceedings.

Found on 07/31/2010, 09:00 h, Source: Telegraph.co.uk

Roberto Mancini flies home from Manchester City tour to tend to ill father

Roberto Mancini has been forced to abandon Manchester City's pre-season tour and fly back to Italy to be with his father.

Found on 07/31/2010, 09:00 h, Source: Telegraph.co.uk

Leeds Rhinos 12 Wigan Warriors 26: match report

Wigan took another stride towards securing the Super League shield with this significant win over Leeds on Friday night.

Found on 07/31/2010, 09:00 h, Source: Telegraph.co.uk

Why a mature Andy Murray no longer needs a babysitting service

Andy Murray's decision to dispense with the services of coach Miles Maclagan has proved he no longer needs a babysitting service.

Found on 07/31/2010, 09:00 h, Source: Telegraph.co.uk

Midday to Strike in Nassau Stakes again

Midday easily landed last year's Nassau stakes and is primed to stage a repeat here at Goodwood.

Found on 07/31/2010, 09:00 h, Source: Telegraph.co.uk

Craig Kieswetter ends his wait for runs on a mixed day for Somerset

Somerset (517) Nottinghamshire (278-5): Craig Kieswetter begins a fresh start after notching his highest score of the season as Somerset experience contrasting fortunes.

Found on 07/31/2010, 09:00 h, Source: Telegraph.co.uk

Refocused Mark Pettini grafts hard as Kent force Essex to struggle

Essex (194-6) trail Kent (420) by 226 runs: Mark Pettini shows real grit and resilience as he digs deep to graft out a 168-ball fifty for Essex against Kent.

Found on 07/31/2010, 09:00 h, Source: Telegraph.co.uk

Matt Mason and Alan Richardson dismiss Northamptonshire for lowest championship total

Worcester: Worcs (287 & 72-8) lead Northants (158) by 201 runs. Worcestershire seamers Matt Mason and Alan Richardson dismiss Northamptonshire for their lowest championship total of the season.

Found on 07/31/2010, 09:00 h, Source: Telegraph.co.uk

Cowes Week 2010: Academy helps Simon Hiscocks get his first taste of Open 60 racing

As a teenager, Simon Hiscocks was captivated by solo sailors' tales of derring-do on the high seas.

Found on 07/31/2010, 09:00 h, Source: Telegraph.co.uk

GB secure emphatic victory in Meydan FEI Nations Cup at Hickstead

Great Britain confiirm their re-emergence by running away with the Hickstead leg of the Meydan Nations Cup on Friday.

Found on 07/31/2010, 09:00 h, Source: Telegraph.co.uk

Cowes Week 2010: America's Cup inspires duel between Ben Ainslie and James Spithill

Current America's Cup holders will take on British contenders.

Found on 07/31/2010, 09:00 h, Source: Telegraph.co.uk

Superbikes 2010: Max Biaggi plays it safe as Leon Haslam goes for broke

Cal Crutchlow takes provisional pole ahead of Sunday's 10th round of the Superbike Championship at Silverstone.

Found on 07/31/2010, 09:00 h, Source: Telegraph.co.uk

TODAY'S TELLY

Football: Emirates Cup, Celtic v Lyon and Arsenal v AC Milan - Sky Sports 3 1.30pm and 4pm CRICKET: England v Pakistan - Sky Sports 1 10.30am ATHLETICS: European Champs - BBC1 8.45am, BBC2 10am and 5.45pm GOLF: Irish Open - Sky Sports 2, 1.30pm

Found on 07/31/2010, 09:00 h, Source: mirror.co.uk

Murray into LA last eight

TENNIS

Found on 07/31/2010, 09:00 h, Source: mirror.co.uk

Fisher is the one to catch

GOLF

Found on 07/31/2010, 09:00 h, Source: mirror.co.uk

Rouse raises Sharks pack

RUGBY UNION

Found on 07/31/2010, 09:00 h, Source: mirror.co.uk

Moore field of screams

CRICKET

Found on 07/31/2010, 09:00 h, Source: mirror.co.uk

Diazzling tribute to the sheer genius of Senna

SPORT ON TV

Found on 07/31/2010, 09:00 h, Source: mirror.co.uk

THE TURNER SURPRIZE

ATHLETICS: EUROPEAN CHAMPIONSHIPS

Found on 07/31/2010, 09:00 h, Source: mirror.co.uk

TEDDY BOY PHIL PUTS KIDS FIRST

Phillips Idowu says making "teddy growl" was the key to winning his European triple jump duel with a real Teddy.

Found on 07/31/2010, 09:00 h, Source: mirror.co.uk

FAB FLOPS FACE AXE

Fabio Capello returns to work on Monday where he will decide whether to stick with his World Cup flops.

Found on 07/31/2010, 09:00 h, Source: mirror.co.uk

TOP CRUISES

Surf and turf is a menu favourite on cruise ships and it's a phrase which also describes a holiday, combining time at sea and in a hotel.

Found on 07/31/2010, 09:00 h, Source: mirror.co.uk

BRILLIANT RACING PULL-OUT INSIDE

BRILLIANT RACING PULL-OUT INSIDE

Found on 07/31/2010, 09:00 h, Source: mirror.co.uk

The trendiest spots to pitch your tent

Camping's the coolest UK holiday this summer - there's a great choice of places to stay, from holiday parks with family entertainment to remote sites where you can fry your bacon under the stars.

Found on 07/31/2010, 09:00 h, Source: mirror.co.uk

A GOLDEN TURN

Andy Turner produced a sensational 110m hurdles to snatch gold for Britain at the European Championships in Barcelona last night.

Found on 07/31/2010, 09:00 h, Source: mirror.co.uk

Sarky and useless

RESULT!

Found on 07/31/2010, 09:00 h, Source: mirror.co.uk

Would vu believe it

RESULT!

Found on 07/31/2010, 09:00 h, Source: mirror.co.uk

Money-back offer if City buy the title

RESULT!

Found on 07/31/2010, 09:00 h, Source: mirror.co.uk

JIMMY'S BIRTHDAY QUAKE

CRICKET 1ST TEST, ENGLAND v PAKISTAN, DAY 2

Found on 07/31/2010, 09:00 h, Source: mirror.co.uk

We're Poles apart says Richardson

Lee Richardson has written off Great Britain's chances ahead of tonight's World Cup speedway final.

Found on 07/31/2010, 09:00 h, Source: mirror.co.uk

JENSON THREAT TO QUIT

Jenson Button blasted the team orders controversy wide open as he threatened to quit the sport if it is ever introduced at McLaren.

Found on 07/31/2010, 09:00 h, Source: mirror.co.uk

STOP YOUR CARPING

HUNGARIAN GP BUST-UP AT McLAREN

Found on 07/31/2010, 09:00 h, Source: mirror.co.uk

CAMPING FOR 95p

AND START COLLECTING TODAY.. ONLY IN THE DAILY Mirror AND SUNDAY Mirror

Found on 07/31/2010, 09:00 h, Source: mirror.co.uk

Warrior Pacman deserves so much better than the delaying tactics of 'smoke & mirrors' Mayweather

The only detail to be decided in the match between Manny Pacquiao and Antonio Margarito is the location.

Found on 07/31/2010, 09:00 h, Source: mirror.co.uk

THOMAS WILL MISS PLAY-OFF CRUSADE

Gareth Thomas has been ruled out of the Crusaders' drive towards the Super League play-offs this weekend.

Found on 07/31/2010, 09:00 h, Source: mirror.co.uk

WILKIN'S SHED HIS FEAR OF A DEFEAT

SUPER LEAGUE

Found on 07/31/2010, 09:00 h, Source: mirror.co.uk

HAMILTON

NEWSBOY 6.40 CRIMSON KNOT 7.10 KING'S SABRE 7.40 SHARP SOVEREIGN 8.10 GAP PRINCESS 8.40 HENRY MORGAN 9.10 HIGH RESOLUTION BOUVERIE 6.40 NOVABRIDGE 7.10 ISLAND CHIEF 7.40 REGENT'S SECRET 8.10 ETERNAL INSTINCT 8.40 HENRY MORGAN 9.10 HIGH RESOLUTION NORTHERN CORRESPONDENT 7.10 ISLAND CHIEF 7.40 REGENT'S SECRET 8.40 HENRY MORGAN

Found on 07/31/2010, 09:00 h, Source: mirror.co.uk

Spanish juniors shocked by late France winner

France pulled off a major shock by coming from behind to beat favourites Spain 2-1 in the final of the Under-19 European Championship in Caen last night.

Found on 07/31/2010, 09:00 h, Source: Independent.co.uk

Magic of Hansen lifts Wigan in stormy affair

Wigan exacted revenge for being knocked out of the Challenge Cup as they took another crucial step towards the League Leaders' Shield.

Found on 07/31/2010, 09:00 h, Source: Independent.co.uk

Lemaitre double denies Malcolm's brave bid at the last

Well, at least one resurrection man of British sprinting has given Christophe Lemaitre a run for his money in the chase for European Championship gold here in the capital of Catalonia.

Found on 07/31/2010, 09:00 h, Source: Independent.co.uk

Anderson: 'Trent Bridge's been good to me the last few times '

The Pakistan captain, Salman Butt, last night added a little more fizz to James Anderson's celebration by paying the birthday boy a glowing tribute. Then, just for good measure, he gave England's whole attack an early Ashes boost.

Found on 07/31/2010, 09:00 h, Source: Independent.co.uk

Rhys looks to upstage Dai in a Welsh hurdles one-two

It has happened here before. A big Welsh favourite beaten to the gold by a training partner in a major championship hurdles final in the magnificent Montjuic Stadium.

Found on 07/31/2010, 09:00 h, Source: Independent.co.uk

Golden girl Ennis shines despite storm clouds

There was a rude awakening for Jessica Ennis yesterday.

Found on 07/31/2010, 09:00 h, Source: Independent.co.uk

Turner takes his chance to join growing list of British winners

Another night in the Montjuic Olympic Stadium; another British gold at the European Championships.

Found on 07/31/2010, 09:00 h, Source: Independent.co.uk

Pitch perfect: how to get Test matches back in the swing of things

Anyone with a ticket for tomorrow's play here may have been prepared to argue otherwise while 12 wickets were falling in the space of 33 overs, but thank heavens for a bit of unpredictable bounce and conditions that encouraged swing bowling.

Found on 07/31/2010, 09:00 h, Source: Independent.co.uk

Steve Harmison: 'If I don't play for England again I've got the memories'

For the first time in years, a home Test series is in progress with a fit Steve Harmison not only not participating, but with nobody pressing his claims.

Found on 07/31/2010, 09:00 h, Source: Independent.co.uk

Idowu wants Olympic gold to complete his medal haul

So that's another chunk of gleaming gold for Phillips Idowu to display in his sparkling, presumably bulging trophy cabinet. Maybe not.

Found on 07/31/2010, 09:00 h, Source: Independent.co.uk

Turner earns top prize after Malcolm enjoys silver lining

Another night in the Montjuic Olympic Stadium, another gold. Following in the footsteps of Mo Farah and Phillips Idowu, Andy Turner grabbed his chance to claim a third British gold of the European Championships last night.

Found on 07/31/2010, 09:00 h, Source: Independent.co.uk

Chris McGrath: High noon for Midday at bewitching hour of the traditional season

Though some will try to convince you otherwise, the fact is that the racing calendar - as opposed to its raving, bloated sibling, the fixture list - needs a redesign in much the same way that the famous panorama from the stands at Goodwood would benefit from a petrol refinery.

Found on 07/31/2010, 09:00 h, Source: Independent.co.uk

De Villiers to face misconduct charge

South Africa coach Peter de Villiers has been issued with a misconduct notice over comments he made last week about referees favouring the All Blacks.

Found on 07/31/2010, 09:00 h, Source: Independent.co.uk

Hill climbs mountains to lift Dale from mediocrity

Brown lung, they called it. Caused by poor ventilation in the cotton mills, it killed hundreds of Rochdale men and women.

Found on 07/31/2010, 09:00 h, Source: Independent.co.uk

Maassen's Corvette sets the pace on day of surprises to land pole position

The Corvette of Xavier Maassen and Jos Menten was the surprise winner of yesterday's FIA GT1 World Championship qualifying race at Spa, in a contest that succeeded in turning all previous form on its head.

Found on 07/31/2010, 09:00 h, Source: Independent.co.uk

Rusty Murray battles through

Andy Murray's first match since parting with his coach ended in victory, but the Scot did not have things all his own way.

Found on 07/31/2010, 09:00 h, Source: Independent.co.uk

American football: Mike Singletary - 'Deep down every young man wants to be great'

Two conversations, a dozen years apart, both with men who would be killed in car wrecks. The first was the turning point. The other, until now, Mike Singletary had all but forgotten.

Found on 07/31/2010, 09:00 h, Source: Independent.co.uk

Fisher falls short of first 59 in Europe

England's Ross Fisher missed a golden chance to shoot the European Tour's first ever 59 in the Irish Open here yesterday.

Found on 07/31/2010, 09:00 h, Source: Independent.co.uk

Tseng rides her luck to keep Kerr at bay

There was a moment on the 15th hole during her second round at the Ricoh Women's British Open here yesterday when Yani Tseng confessed: "I wanted to kill myself."

Found on 07/31/2010, 09:00 h, Source: Independent.co.uk

Police 'failed Sri Lanka team' during terrorist attack

Senior Pakistan police officers have been heavily criticised in a report for being ill-prepared, poorly equipped and incompetent in their efforts to prevent a terrorist attack on the Sri Lanka cricket team bus last year.

Found on 07/31/2010, 09:00 h, Source: Independent.co.uk

'Faultless' Vettel dominates while McLaren face difficult weekend

Ferrari's difficult week got a little better yesterday in practice for the Hungarian Grand Prix but it was Red Bull who most enjoyed proceedings.

Found on 07/31/2010, 09:00 h, Source: Independent.co.uk

James Lawton: Why Morgan's reprieve has swept arguments against technology into the dustbin

Still, some wonder why from time to time quite a number of us are so outraged by the neglect of technological assistance for match officials.

Found on 07/31/2010, 09:00 h, Source: Independent.co.uk

Crutchlow sets the early pace at Silverstone

Britain's Cal Crutchlow reinforced his bid to become Rookie of the Year in the World Superbike Championship yesterday by leading provisional qualifying for his home round at Silverstone on his 1,000cc Yamaha YZF R1.

Found on 07/31/2010, 09:00 h, Source: Independent.co.uk

Felipe Massa: 'If I'm in the same position this weekend I will win'

This has been a chastening month for Brazilian sport. Back home they don't stand for World Cup failure and they certainly don't hold with their racing drivers playing second fiddle to anyone.

Found on 07/31/2010, 09:00 h, Source: Independent.co.uk

James joins Bristol City on one-year deal

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Found on 07/31/2010, 00:00 h, Source: guardian.co.uk

David Coulthard: F1 fans I respect you, but my views are based on facts

The mail bag was groaning following my case for scrapping team orders in Formula One.

Found on 07/30/2010, 23:49 h, Source: Telegraph.co.uk

Ennis in strong position

Britain's Jessica Ennis will take a 110-point lead into the second day of the heptathlon in the European Championships in Barcelona on Saturday.

Found on 07/30/2010, 23:40 h, Source: mirror.co.uk

Myhill joins West Brom

West Brom have moved to strengthen their squad ahead of the new season with the signing of Hull goalkeeper Boaz Myhill.

Found on 07/30/2010, 23:40 h, Source: mirror.co.uk

Turner and Malcolm hit the jackpot

Andy Turner and Christian Malcolm further demonstrated the benefits of having lottery funding removed as Britain won six medals on a frenetic evening's action in the European Championships in Barcelona.

Found on 07/30/2010, 23:40 h, Source: mirror.co.uk

F1 Hungarian Grand Prix: rumblings at McLaren as Jenson Button and Lewis Hamilton trail

Jenson Button and Lewis Hamilton find the going slow during practice for the Hungarian GP in Budapest.

Found on 07/30/2010, 22:48 h, Source: Telegraph.co.uk

European Athletics Championships 2010: Mo Farah's quest gets Arsene Wenger's backing

Arsenal fan Mo Farah will approach his date with history on Saturday buoyed by a message of support from Arsène Wenger.

Found on 07/30/2010, 22:38 h, Source: Telegraph.co.uk

European Athletics Championships 2010: Christian Malcolm forced to settle for silver

Christian Malcolm came close to becoming a senior European champion on Friday night, but Christophe Lemaitre proved too strong.

Found on 07/30/2010, 22:17 h, Source: Telegraph.co.uk

European Athletics Championships 2010: Jessica Ennis retains heptathlon lead

Jessica Ennis takes a 110-point lead into the final day of the heptathlon in Barcelona but will need to be at her best to clinch gold.

Found on 07/30/2010, 21:47 h, Source: Telegraph.co.uk

Turner prize worth the wait

Britain's Andy Turner and Christian Malcolm demonstrated the benefits of having lottery funding removed with gold and silver medals on a frantic Friday evening's action in the European Championships in Barcelona.

Found on 07/30/2010, 21:40 h, Source: mirror.co.uk

Slender lead for Ennis

Jessica Ennis saw her lead in the heptathlon trimmed to just 11 points after the third of seven events in the European Championships in Barcelona on Friday evening.

Found on 07/30/2010, 21:40 h, Source: mirror.co.uk

European Athletics Championships 2010: Andy Turner wins 100m hurdles gold

British athlete Andy Turner clinched the gold medal in the 100m hurdles at the European Athletics Championships on Friday night.

Found on 07/30/2010, 20:45 h, Source: Telegraph.co.uk

Liverpool plan for life after Javier Mascherano with Inter set to table £20m opening offer

Steven Defour and Christian Poulsen top shortlist to replace Liverpool midfielder who looks bound for Inter Milan.

Found on 07/30/2010, 20:27 h, Source: Telegraph.co.uk

England sitting pretty after Pakistan's spectacular collapse

The first Test moved on apace today. In 64 overs and one ball, 15 wickets fell for 170 runs as the ball, swinging with the vigour of a 1940s dance band, dominated proceedings. Pace prospered.At the end of it, though, the gloom offset by the flyswat floodlights until the umpires decided they could not compensate adequately (the shadow of the ball on the pitch creates its own problems for batsmen), it was England who had the game by the scruff. For the next three days, or as long as it lasts, it is theirs to control.In reducing Pakistan to 147 for nine England have a first"'innings lead of 207, leaving Andrew Strauss to contemplate overnight the option of enforcing the follow-on. Should, given the opportunity, he chose not to do so it would owe something to current convention that dictates sides try to put the game beyond any possible reach of the opposition while, in theory, leaving themselves a wearing pitch to exploit in the fourth innings. His bowlers were made to work harder as the day wore on today - something that did not appear on the cards when Pakistan had been reduced to 47 for six by the superb bowling of James Anderson, who took five for 49 on his 28th birthday, and Steve Finn - three for 20 - but they will be suitably refreshed tomorrow morning with only a single tail"'end wicket to get. It could be over tomorrow.Much earlier Mohammad Asif, ghosting rhythmically to the crease, had made a mockery of the indifferent form of the Pakistan bowlers on the first day by claiming four of the six England wickets that fell for the addition of 23 runs - virtually a tribute act of some of the England sides of the 90s - finishing with five for 77. Increasingly, the fifth"'wicket stand between Paul Collingwood and Eoin Morgan, ended abruptly at 219, is looking an anomaly: remove it from the equation and the other 18 wickets have produced 282.Give Anderson a set of circumstances as those presented here and he is as devastating a bowler as any. There was warmth in the air and the gentlest of zephyrs to flap the trousers of the umpires. Add a dark red Dukes ball to the equation, and an outfield of such lushness that it can be maintained to the finish of a newly fallen conker and he is in his element.The ball swung just as it had for Asif, and Anderson manipulated it expertly, his away swing returned as an essential part of his armoury to be offset by the snaking inswing (away to the left"'hander) that has seemed to dominate his bowling of late. Salman Butt and Imran Farhat were mesmerised by deliveries that left them, Farhat having no answer to the ball, delivered from round the wicket, that evaded his outside edge and pegged back off stump. Beautiful.The wicket of Azhar Ali, who batted staunchly for an hour, was a little more fortunate after the batsman, having been given out to a catch at the wicket, appeared to ask his partner, Umar Akmal, for an opinion only to be told that he should not refer the decision. This looked like a mistake for subsequent replays clearly showed the ball missing the bat and clipping his right pocket instead. Salman Butt, Pakistan's captain, provided an alibi, suggesting that Hotspot does not show up if the ball clips the bat side sticker.Meanwhile, Strauss called up Finn at the Pavilion End, who proceeded to bowl brilliantly. The nature of his high repeating action gives him impeccable command of line and he was relentless on off stump. Umar Amin went in his first over, edging to second slip, one of three catches for Graeme Swann, and in quick succession he further claimed Umar Akmal and then his elder brother Kamran, giving him figures of three for four at one point.That Pakistan avoided total embarrassment was down to a stoic seventh"'wicket stand of 58 between Shoaib Malik (38) and Mohammad Aamer (25) - riches in the circumstances - ended only when Shoaib was caught at first slip by Strauss at the second attempt, and Aamer edged to Swann once more. Some bat-flinging by Umar Gul, who will resume on 30, pulled them within sight of avoiding the follow-on.Pakistan's bowling could not have contrasted more with the generally poor performance that allowed Collingwood and Morgan to get away on the first afternoon. Asif was at his silky smooth best, a bowling lounge-lizard who, by rights, should be wearing Gucci loafers, slacks, blazer and a white polo neck. There is no great pace to him but he torments on a length, angling the ball, nine overs old at the start of play, gently this way and that from the tightest of lines.Where they had prospered Morgan and Collingwood found it a real battle. Indeed, Collingwood was able to add only a single to his overnight 82 before he became the first of Asif's four lbw victims today. Morgan was struggling equally, adding five more runs from 34 deliveries, being dropped yet again and surviving a close lbw shout, before he too got his pad in the way and was palpably lbw.Matt Prior's run out was not helpful, before more odd review behaviour from Swann, who looked as if he wanted to query his lbw decision only to be told that England had no more reviews left. If Anderson's birthday bowling was high class, then his batting was less so. He padded up to his first delivery but was right in front.England v Pakistan 2010England Cricket TeamPakistan cricket teamCricketMike Selveyguardian.co.uk © Guardian News & Media Limited 2010 | Use of this content is subject to our Terms & Conditions | More Feeds

Found on 07/30/2010, 20:21 h, Source: guardian.co.uk

Wenger issues Cesc title challenge

Arsene Wenger has challenged wantaway captain Cesc Fabregas to help drive the Gunners towards Barclays Premier League title next season.

Found on 07/30/2010, 19:40 h, Source: mirror.co.uk

Piece of cake for Anderson

Birthday boy James Anderson took five for 49 as England ripped through Pakistan on a day laden with wickets for the pace bowlers at Trent Bridge.

Found on 07/30/2010, 19:40 h, Source: mirror.co.uk

James move reveals priorities

David James opted for the chance to play first-team football over remaining in the Barclays Premier League in making the surprise move to Bristol City.

Found on 07/30/2010, 19:40 h, Source: mirror.co.uk

Latics sign Twente man Stam

Dutch champions FC Twente have announced the departure of their defender Ronnie Stam to Wigan for an undisclosed fee.

Found on 07/30/2010, 19:40 h, Source: mirror.co.uk

England v Pakistan: first Test, day two report

Day two (close): England (354) lead Pakistan (147-9) by 207 runs: James Anderson puts England in complete control.

Found on 07/30/2010, 19:10 h, Source: Telegraph.co.uk

Anderson leads assault against Pakistan

Birthday boy James Anderson took five for 49 as England ripped through Pakistan on a day laden with wickets for the pace bowlers at Trent Bridge.

Found on 07/30/2010, 19:00 h, Source: Independent.co.uk

South Africa coach Peter de Villiers faces misconduct charge over conspiracy theory

South Africa coach Peter de Villiers faces a misconduct charge from SANZAR for his Tri-Nations conspiracy theory.

Found on 07/30/2010, 18:51 h, Source: Telegraph.co.uk

Wenger issues title challenge to Fabregas

Arsene Wenger has challenged wantaway captain Cesc Fabregas to help drive the Gunners towards Barclays Premier League title next season.

Found on 07/30/2010, 18:50 h, Source: Independent.co.uk

Stam joins Wigan from FC Twente

Dutch champions FC Twente have announced the departure of their defender Ronnie Stam to Wigan for an undisclosed fee.

Found on 07/30/2010, 18:48 h, Source: Independent.co.uk

European Athletics Championships 2010: Time still chasing sprint queen Merlene Ottey

Merlene Ottey is determined to compete in her eighth Olympics.

Found on 07/30/2010, 18:36 h, Source: Telegraph.co.uk

Blackpool: Potential transfer targets

Blackpool could be in for a rough ride this season.

Found on 07/30/2010, 18:25 h, Source: Independent.co.uk

Cowes Week 2010: Olympic star Amy Williams joins Zara Phillips in charity race

Olympic star Amy Williams has been feted across the land and now she's joining forces with Zara Phillips in the name of charity.

Found on 07/30/2010, 18:10 h, Source: Telegraph.co.uk

Jaguar goes head to head with BMW in Cowes

Jaguar goes head to head with BMW, the Extreme 40 screamers stage the second in their European tour, an international line-up of Open 60s will contest a round the Isle of Wight sprint, and nearly 900 boats in 26 classes will race the Solent's tricky waters ever day.

Found on 07/30/2010, 17:51 h, Source: Independent.co.uk

Cowes Week 2010: Amateurs set to battle with big names like Ben Ainslie

Moves made to shift Cowes Week into pole position.

Found on 07/30/2010, 17:46 h, Source: Telegraph.co.uk

CAS upholds Kearns Republic switch

Northern Ireland football chiefs have suffered a crushing defeat in their attempts to prevent players switching to play for the Republic of Ireland.

Found on 07/30/2010, 17:40 h, Source: mirror.co.uk