ICC sure subcontinent will host 2011 World Cup
MOHALI, India (AP) International Cricket Council president David Morgan remains sure the 2011 World Cup will be held in the subcontinent despite the rift between India and Pakistan and ongoing security concerns.

Skipper Terry sent off as Chelsea, Everton draw 0-0
LIVERPOOL, England (AP) Chelsea captain John Terry was sent off for a wild challenge yesterday as the Blues missed a chance to reclaim top spot in the Premier League after drawing 0-0 at Everton.

Coach Thomas looking to rebound after bleak 2008
SINCE taking up duties as head track and field coach at Division II school, Lincoln University in Missouri, it has been smooth-sailing for the former Camperdown High and St Andrew Technical High School coach, Victor 'Poppy' Thomas as his female team has c

Norwegian stripped of Olympic equestrian bronze
LAUSANNE, Switzerland (AP) Norwegian rider Tony Andre Hansen was stripped of his Olympic bronze medal in team jumping yesterday after his horse tested positive for a banned drug at the Beijing Games.

Celtics equal club record with 18th straight win
BOSTON (AP) Rajon Rondo scored 18 of his 26 points in the third quarter to help the Boston Celtics tie a club record with their 18th straight win, beating the New York Knicks 124-105 Sunday night.

Hinds in top form ahead of first-class season
BRIDGETOWN, Barbados, CMC: Ryan Hinds tuned up for the regional first-class season with a superb century on Sunday's final day of the latest Arawak Cement Barbados Preparation Series match...

India poised for series victory
MOHALI, India (AP) England's bowlers curbed India's brisk-scoring ambitions yesterday on the penultimate day of the second and final cricket Test, although the home side still amassed a 285-run lead with six wickets remaining...