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Alpine skiing: Mancuso wins Garmisch super-G
GARMISCH-PARTENKIRCHEN (Germany): American Julia Mancuso won a women's Alpine ski World Cup super-G in Garmisch-Partenkirchen on Sunday.
Parker's 42 helps Spurs steal Oklahoma's thunder
TONY Parker scored a season-high 42 points to propel the San Antonio Spurs past the league-leading Oklahoma City Thunder 107-96 on Saturday night.
Farah falls in Boston mile
(Reuters) - British 5,000 metres world champion Mo Farah recovered from an opening lap fall to set a personal best while finishing fourth in the featured mile won by Ireland's Ciaran O'Lionaird at the Boston indoor grand prix on Saturday.
Williams gives U.S. 20 lead over depleted Belarus
(Reuters) - Former world number one Serena Williams gave the United States a commanding 20 lead over Belarus in their Fed Cup tie on Saturday after top ranked Victoria Azarenka was unable to compete for the eastern Europeans because of a sore lower back.
England put solid foundation in place
EDINBURGH (Reuters) - Stuart Lancaster has spent the first weeks of his temporary England tenure emphasising the importance of "culture" and "pride in the shirt" so he was delighted with a gutsy defensive display against a fired-up Scotland on Saturday.
American Levin extends lead at Phoenix Open
(Reuters) - Little-known American Spencer Levin held his nerve over the tricky closing stretch to move six shots clear after Saturday's third round of the frost-delayed Phoenix Open in Scottsdale, Arizona.
Australia paceman Lee breaks foot
MELBOURNE (Reuters) - Australia paceman Brett Lee suffered a broken foot during Friday's Twenty20 match against India and will likely miss the entire one-day tri-series against the tourists and Sri Lanka.
Eei Hui eyes strong finish at tailend of her career
KUALA LUMPUR: Veteran doubles shuttler Chin Eei Hui is hoping to accomplish two challenging missions as she enters the final stretch of her 10-year journey with the national team.
BAM await more details on Axiata Cup tournament
KUALA LUMPUR: Malaysia will wait for more details before confirming their participation in the new invitational badminton tournament ? the Axiata Cup.
Late thrill for UniKL
KUALA LUMPUR: A goal 30 seconds from time by Haniff Saidin gave Universiti Kuala Lumpur (UniKL) a crucial 3-2 win over former champions Bukit Jalil Sports School (BJSS) at the Ministry of Education Stadium Turf Saturday.
Malaysia get hockey lesson from Aussies
KUALA LUMPUR: Malaysia were brought down to earth with thump when they were hammered 8-1 by Australia in the last of their four-match friendly series at the Lemnos Shenton Park in Perth.
Squash juniors slump to fourth straight defeat
PETALING JAYA: The Malaysian juniors continued to look out of depth on the international stage after slumping to a fourth straight defeat in the inaugural Under-21 World Cup squash championship in Chennai, India.
National cycling team opt for safe approach in LTdL
PUTRAJAYA: The national cycling team will take a conservative approach in tackling the Tour of Langkawi (LTdL), which will be held from Feb 24-March 4.
Veteran Suhardi gives Anuar the thumbs-up
PUTRAJAYA: Seasoned campaigner Suhardi Hassan believes speedster Anuar Manan has the potential to win the Asian Championships road cycling race in Putrajaya from Feb 14-18.
US prosecutors drop doping probe on Armstrong?s team
LOS ANGELES: Federal prosecutors on Friday dropped an investigation centred on whether seven-time Tour De France champion Lance Armstrong and his team-mates cheated the sponsor of their bike racing team with a secret doping programme.
Lawrie ahead in Qatar
DOHA: Former champion Paul Lawrie took a one shot lead into the final round of the Qatar Masters yesterday despite incurring a penalty on the 10th hole when he ?accidentally? dropped his marker on the ball.
Late eagle lifts Levin ahead of the pack in Phoenix Open
LOS ANGELES: Little-known American Spencer Levin eagled the par-four 17th on his way to a commanding six-shot lead in the unfinished second round of the frost-delayed Phoenix Open in Scottsdale, Arizona on Friday.
Philippine boxer dies after fight
MANILA: An undefeated Philippine boxer has died after sustaining head injuries during a fight and falling into a coma, a hospital official said yesterday.
Ton-up Younis helps Pakistan thwart England
DUBAI: Experienced batsman Younis Khan proved his class with a superb hundred to put Pakistan in a good position on the second day of the third and final Test against England played here Saturday.
Young Ravindra fetches US$2m in auction
NEW DELHI: Young India all-rounder Ravindra Jadeja was sold for US$2mil at the Indian Premier League auction in Bangalore Saturday, but a host of big-name stars missed out.
Serena to lead US, Venus to play doubles in Fed Cup
NEW YORK: Serena Williams will lead the United States in their Fed Cup World Group-II tie against Victoria Azarenka-led Belarus in Massachusets this weekend, with elder sister Venus scheduled to play only doubles.
Japan take lead against Slovenia
MIKI (Japan): Japanese No. 1 Ayumi Morita overcame a slow start to beat Nastja Kolar and give Japan a 2-0 lead over Slovenia in the Fed Cup tennis World Group II first round tie yesterday.
India?s Narain joins De la Rosa in HRT?s Formula One line-up
NEW DELHI: India?s Narain Karthikeyan joined Pedro de la Rosa in HRT?s 2012 lineup on Friday ? their combined age making it Formula One?s oldest driving pairing in years.
FIA fail to find promoter for world championship
LONDON: Rallying?s flagship world championship sank deeper into trouble on Friday when the governing body said it had been unable to find either a global promoter or broadcaster for the series.
Heat on the Sixers
PHILADELPHIA: Miami?s Dwyane Wade scored 26 points to lead the Heat to a 99-79 win over the Philadelphia 76ers on Friday, putting the hosts back in their place with a convincing victory in the clash between two NBA divisional leaders.
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