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Pro40 makes way for Twenty20 league

An English Premier League Twenty20 competition will be played by all 18 first-class counties and will be introduced in a new format for the domestic season from 2010. Read

Mourinho still chasing Lamps

Internazionale coach Jose Mourinho does not appear ready to give up on signing Frank Lampard from his former club Chelsea. Read

Flintoff: no worries over fitness

Andrew Flintoff is ready to go to hell and back in order to prove he can still be a force in Test cricket. Read

Kap fits for Bruce

French midfielder Olivier Kapo has completed his move from Birmingham to Wigan after Steve Bruce got his man for the second time. Read

Hull complete triple swoop

Hull have completed the signings of three new players in Peter Halmosi, George Boateng and Tony Warner. Read

Harrington quits practice round

Open champion Padraig Harrington's much-anticipated fitness test on an injured wrist lasted just two shots at Royal Birkdale on Wednesday morning. Read

Hughes proud of Ronaldinho efforts

Manchester City boss Mark Hughes has insisted the club could have done no more to lure Brazilian superstar Ronaldinho to the Barclays Premier League. Read

Immelman braced for Birkdale test

US Masters champion Trevor Immelman rates Royal Birkdale the hardest Open course he has faced. Read

Hleb set for Barca medical

Arsenal midfielder Alexander Hleb is on the verge of completing a move to Barcelona, the Catalan club confirmed on Wednesday. Read

Agent - Drogba could stay at Chelsea

Chelsea striker Didier Drogba will decide on his future within the next 10 days, according to his agent Thierno Seydi. Read

Lennon: I'm staying at Spurs

Tottenham and England winger Aaron Lennon insists he will not be leaving White Hart Lane this summer. Read

Brown still keeping tabs on Campbell

Hull manager Phil Brown remains hopeful of re-signing crowd favourite Fraizer Campbell before the start of the Barclays Premier League campaign. Read

Calderon stands firm on Robinho price

Real Madrid president Ramon Calderon has reacted to media speculation of a supposed 60 million euro bid for Robinho by claiming the Brazil international is worth more than that. Read

Jordan: I will sell Palace

Crystal Palace chairman Simon Jordan has revealed his intention to sell the Championship club. Read

Gilberto set to complete Greek move

Gilberto Silva is set to become the highest-paid player in Greek football by signing for Panathinaikos after six years with Arsenal. Read

Harrington to go through pain barrier

Tiger Woods has shown it is possible to win a major while injured - now it is Padraig Harrington's turn in the defence of his Open title. Read

Flintoff to ignore media

Lancashire coach Mike Watkinson is backing Andrew Flintoff to shrug off the excitement surrounding his comeback this week to perform for England in the second npower Test against South Africa. Read

Milan claim victory in Ronaldinho race

AC Milan have beaten Manchester City in the race to sign Barcelona playmaker Ronaldinho after revealing they have reached an agreement in principle on a three-year deal for the Brazilian. Read

Silva set for Greece switch

Panathinaikos are set to make Gilberto Silva the highest paid player in Greek football by signing the Arsenal midfielder on a three-year contract. Read

Fulham make double Hammers swoop

Fulham have signed striker Bobby Zamora and defender John Pantsil for a joint fee of £6.3million. Read