England hit back after Tamim heroics

Tamim Iqbal launched a devastating attack on England's bowlers on the first morning of the second Test but the tourists hit back to leave Bangladesh 139 for three at lunch.Read

Tredwell gets his chance

England handed Kent spinner James Tredwell a debut in the second Test against Bangladesh at the Sher-e-Bangla National Stadium, with opener Michael Carberry the man to make way.Read

Rovers earn rare Headingley victory

Hull KR recorded their first league win at Headingley for 25 years as Leeds' miserable start to Super League XV continued with a 17-10 defeat.Read

Hodgson inspires Sharks victory

Charlie Hodgson breathed new life into Sale's fight against relegation with a match-winning display in a 19-8 victory over Wasps which lifted them off the foot of the Guinness Premiership.Read

Wilkinson looks to rediscover instinct

Jonny Wilkinson on Friday night admitted his rugby instincts have been blunted by years on the treatment table and England manager Martin Johnson was right to drop him.Read

We won't be presumptuous - Fletcher

Darren Fletcher is confident Manchester United will not get ahead of themselves by believing they are assured of a Champions League final berth.Read

Wenger calls for domestic focus

Arsene Wenger has called on his Arsenal players to focus on beating West Ham on Saturday to go top of the Barclays Premier League rather than be distracted by their glamour Champions League quarter-final against Barcelona.Read

Moody relishing 'proudest moment'

Lewis Moody will enjoy the proudest moment of his England career on Saturday when he captains his country against Grand Slam-chasing France in Paris.Read

Gold glory for Commander

Imperial Commander stayed on strongly up the final hill for trainer Nigel Twiston-Davies and jockey Paddy Brennan to land the totesport Cheltenham Gold Cup.Read

Cooke seals Wildcats switch

Wakefield finally got their man on Friday when Hull KR's out-of-favour stand-off Paul Cooke joined them on a short-term contract.Read

Moody to lead England

Lewis Moody will captain England against France on Saturday night after Steve Borthwick was ruled out with a knee injury.Read

D'Arcy fit to face Scotland

Gordon D'Arcy has been cleared to start Ireland's RBS 6 Nations clash with Scotland at Croke Park on Saturday.Read

Fulham handed Wolfsburg tie

Fulham's reward for their stunning victory over Juventus is a Europa League quarter-final with German side Wolfsburg.Read

Hamstring blow for Defoe

England striker Jermain Defoe has been ruled out for a "few weeks" after suffering a grade-two tear to one of his hamstrings, Tottenham boss Harry Redknapp confirmed on Friday.Read

Barca to face Arsenal in last eight

Champions League holders Barcelona were handed a quarter-final tie with Arsenal in Friday's draw in Nyon.Read

Fergie hits out at FA

Sir Alex Ferguson has accused the Football Association of running a "dysfunctional" disciplinary system.Read

Rafa bemoans Riera timing

Liverpool manager Rafael Benitez has admitted he is "disappointed" with Albert Riera's critical comments but does not intend to allow them to become a distraction ahead of Sunday's clash against Manchester United.Read

Broad beats bug to boost England

England expect Stuart Broad to be fully fit for Saturday's start of the second Test against Bangladesh after a bout of illness.Read

Wildcats set to unveil Cooke

Wakefield will finally get their man on Friday when they complete the signing of Hull KR's out-of-favour stand-off Paul Cooke.Read

Murray wants different approach

Andy Murray believes the Lawn Tennis Association should consider an alternative to a big-name captain as they seek the next leader of Britain's Davis Cup team.Read