Walsh confirms Grand National plans
Ruby Walsh has confirmed this week that he will ride On His Own for next weekend's Grand National.
Author: Pete South
Broad remains a fitness doubt
England's Stuart Broad remains a doubt for the first Test match against Sri Lanka after he injured his ankle just minutes before the first warm up match against a Sri Lankan Board XI.
Robshaw claims permanent skipper role
Chris Robshaw will remain as England captain for the remainder of the 6 Nations, interim head coach Stuart Lancaster has confirmed.
Struthers wants whip discussion
Newly appointed Professional Jockeys Association chief executive Paul Struthers is ready to discuss the controversial whip rules with his colleagues and get his own view on the subject across.
Agnew wants England to play two spinners
Former England fast bowler, turned broadcaster, Jonathan Agnew believes England will need to play two spinners if they are to stand any chance of beating Pakistan in the Middle East.
Djokovic changes approach
Ahead of beginning the defence of his Australian Open title later today, Novak Djokovic has revealed a change in approach with regards to his preparations for this tournament.
Ponting on his way out?
He is one of the greatest players ever to wear the baggy green cap of Australia, yet Ricky Ponting may well be on his way out of international cricket.
Morgan – Test cricket in need of a boost
England batsman Eoin Morgan has admitted that test cricket needs a boost to maintain its status as the most important form of the game, but doesn’t believe that One Day International cricket needs to be sacrificed.
World Cup referee stands by Warburton red
Alain Rolland, the man who sent-off Wales captain Sam Warburton during the 2011 semi-final against France has stood by his decision.
Vidic angry with Ferdinand critics
Manchester United defender Nemanja Vidic has praised his defensive partner Rio Ferdinand, criticising those who believe he is past his best.