Australia mourns former Socceroos boss VenablesSYDNEY: Former England and Tottenham Hotspur manager Terry Venables, whose death at the age of 80 was announced yesterday, was remembered fondly today in Australia, where he served as head coach of the Socceroos for two years.
Ameeshenraj’s move to Bristol paying offJUNIOR squash player C. Ameeshenraj’s determination to succeed has seen him follow the path of national No 1 Ng Eain Yow.
Australia arrive for first Pakistan tour in 24 years with security tightISLAMABAD: Australia flew into Pakistan Sunday for their first cricket tour in nearly a quarter of a century – and into a high-security bubble that will envelop them throughout their six-week stay.
Klopp hoping to make it third time lucky at WembleyJurgen Klopp has already ended Liverpool’s 30-year top-flight title drought as well guiding them to Champions League glory but he will be hoping to overcome his Wembley jinx as he attempts to finally win a domestic cup in England.
De Bruyne strike stretches Man City’s Premier League leadMANCHESTER, United Kingdom: Manchester City took another huge step towards retaining the Premier League title as one moment of inspiration from Kevin De Bruyne saw off Chelsea 1-0 to open up a 13-point lead at the top of the table.
Rivals entertain but Guardiola’s City in control againMANCHESTER: English football treasures the packed programme of action over the festive season and, despite the disruption of Covid-19 and the complaints of some managers, it again delivered in spades.
#Showbiz: Covid-19 passes for nightclubs, large events in EnglandKUALA LUMPUR: A Covid-19 pass is a must for every adult in England entering a nightclub or major event.
England rue missed chances as Australia reach 113-1 at lunchBRISBANE: David Warner survived being bowled off a no-ball to forge a century partnership with Marnus Labuschagne as Australia took control of the first Ashes Test against England at the Gabba on Thursday.
Cummins warns Australia ‘tough to beat’ as England lose AndersonBRISBANE: Pat Cummins warned Tuesday an Australian side boasting some of “the all-time greats” will be tough to beat as England’s task became harder with Jimmy Anderson set to miss the first Test.
