Nov
2008
Articles from 17th Nov 2008
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Hart injury confirmed
Nov 17 2008 | National Sport
Manchester City have confirmed goalkeeper Joe Hart has suffered ankle ligament damage and will be out for three to four weeks. Read
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Drogba admits charge
Nov 17 2008 | National Sport
Chelsea striker Didier Drogba has admitted a Football Association charge of violent conduct following last week's Carling Cup defeat by Burnley, when he was pictured throwing an object at away fans. Read
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Awards for Graham and Ellis
Nov 17 2008 | National Sport
England had two winners at the inaugural Rugby League International Federation awards ceremony in Brisbane which was dominated by Australia. Read
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Young backs Gabby to shine
Nov 17 2008 | National Sport
Ashley Young is backing his Aston Villa team-mate Gabriel Agbonlahor to "make a big impact" if he finally makes his England debut in Wednesday's friendly international with Germany in Berlin. Read
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Gerrard and Lampard out of friendly
Nov 17 2008 | National Sport
Steven Gerrard and Frank Lampard have both pulled out of England's friendly with Germany in Berlin on Wednesday. Read
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We let fans down - Ellis
Nov 17 2008 | National Sport
Leeds forward Gareth Ellis admits England let their fans down with their disappointing performances in the World Cup. Read
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Yuvraj stars again
Nov 17 2008 | National Sport
Yuvraj Singh continued his domination of the one-day series against England by delivering a match-winning display with bat and ball to seal another emphatic victory for India. Read
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WRU probe Cooper club duty
Nov 17 2008 | National Sport
The Welsh Rugby Union says they will "act accordingly" after scrum-half Gareth Cooper reported for Guinness Premiership duty with his club Gloucester. Read
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Cipriani sees positives in defeat
Nov 17 2008 | National Sport
Danny Cipriani believes Martin Johnson's new England side need just "a few tweaks" to turn them into a try-scoring machine. Read
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Miller and Robertson answer Burley SOS
Nov 17 2008 | National Sport
Scotland manager George Burley has drafted Lee Miller and Scott Robertson into his squad to face Argentina after suffering a series of withdrawals. Read
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Barton blow for Newcastle
Nov 17 2008 | National Sport
Newcastle midfielder Joey Barton will be sidelined for up to eight weeks after damaging knee ligaments on Saturday. Read
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England facing uphill battle
Nov 17 2008 | National Sport
Yuvraj Singh followed up his second consecutive century with a two-wicket burst as England struggled to keep up with the run rate in the second one-day international against India. Read
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Hartley relieved after last-gasp win
Nov 17 2008 | National Sport
Paul Hartley was more than happy with Celtic's last-gasp 2-1 win at Hamilton in the Clydesdale Bank Premier League - despite admitting to some sympathy for Accies. Read
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Downing back to his best - Southgate
Nov 17 2008 | National Sport
Middlesbrough manager Gareth Southgate dispatched Stewart Downing to England duty convinced the winger is back to his very best form. Read
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Hughes takes satisfaction from draw
Nov 17 2008 | National Sport
Manchester City manager Mark Hughes believes his side have finally turned a corner with their away form, despite surrendering a 2-1 lead to take a point from their visit to Hull. Read
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Whelan: Ashley is being greedy
Nov 17 2008 | National Sport
Wigan owner Dave Whelan has accused Mike Ashley of being "greedy" as he reportedly holds out for a buyer who will pay £250million for Newcastle. Read
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Yuvraj sparks Indian recovery
Nov 17 2008 | National Sport
Yuvraj Singh completed back-to-back centuries to guide India to another daunting total after England had threatened to bounce back strongly from their opening match mauling. Read
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India recover from shaky start
Nov 17 2008 | National Sport
England's hopes of levelling the series were undermined today as India recovered from a shaky start with a century partnership from Gautam Gambhir and Yuvraj Singh guiding them to 163 for four after 30 overs. Read
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Broad strikes as England start well
Nov 17 2008 | National Sport
Stuart Broad claimed three early wickets to give England a major boost as they attempt to bounce back in the second one-day international against India. Read
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England unchanged
Nov 17 2008 | National Sport
England have kept faith with with their tried and trusted formula for one-day cricket by naming an unchanged side for the second match of the series against India. Read
