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April 18, 2019
Ferrari wrong to use team orders so early, says Berger
LONDON — Ferrari should allow Charles Leclerc to race on level terms with four-times world champion Sebastian Vettel rather than favoring the German, their former driver Gerhard Berger said on Thursday. The Austrian, who won 10 grands prix for three different teams between 1986 and 1997, told reporters it was too early in the season to favor Vettel over his young Monegasque teammate. "I think it's an open game at the moment," ...
April 18, 2019
Showjumping reaches new heights with Global Champions Tour
LONDON — Showjumping has a proud tradition rooted in amateur sport but it has developed so much that this week riders will compete on Miami Beach with hospitality to rival Formula One and a prize fund of 630,000 euros ($711,900.00). At the heart of the revolution is the Longines Global Champions Tour (LGCT), of which Miami is the third leg, where professionals and A-list celebrities bring glitz and glamour to the ...
April 18, 2019
Welcome to the era of the 'provisional goal'
MANCHESTER, England — There are great goals, lucky goals, own goals, winning goals and now, in the era of VAR, we have the 'provisional goal'. No game has so far highlighted the new situation more than Wednesday's extraordinary Champions League match between Manchester City and Tottenham Hotspur. A late winner from Raheem Sterling sent the Etihad stadium into delirious celebration and City manager Pep Guardiola raced up and down the touchline, leaping ...
April 18, 2019
McLeish sacked by Scotland after dismal start to Euro 2020 qualifying
EDINBURGH — Alex McLeish has been sacked as Scotland manager after just 12 matches in charge, the Scottish Football Association (SFA) said on Thursday. The decision was taken by the SFA board after Scotland's disappointing start to their Euro 2020 qualification campaign. Scotland lost 3-0 to Kazakhstan in their opening qualifier and could only beat San Marino, the world's lowest-ranked team, 2-0 last month. "It was only taken after full consideration by the ...
April 18, 2019
Fast-tracked Archer targets England backup role for World Cup
LONDON — Jofra Archer did not find a place in England's preliminary World Cup squad but the uncapped all-rounder is determined to impress in the one-day series against Pakistan and break into the final team in case there is an injury in the 15-man side. Archer was omitted from the preliminary World Cup squad on Wednesday but got his maiden England call-up for the warm-up games against Pakistan and Ireland next ...
April 18, 2019
Steyn backs South Africa to end World Cup jinx
NEW DELHI — South Africa's veteran paceman Dale Steyn is confident his side can end their World Cup jinx and get to the final — with "a bit of luck". The Proteas have always been among the world's top cricket teams but have never got past the semifinal hurdle — losing four times. With the Faf du Plessis-led side winning 11 of their last 13 one-day series, Steyn believes the South Africans ...
April 18, 2019
Off-form Amla makes South Africa World Cup squad
CAPE TOWN — South Africa have included off-form opening batsman Hashim Amla in their squad for the Cricket World Cup in England and Wales starting next month, but there is no place for all-rounder Chris Morris. Amla’s selection has been the topic of hot debate. He has been a stalwart at the top of the order for the last decade, but his form in all formats has been called into question ...
April 18, 2019
Pakistan leaves Amir out of World Cup preliminary squad
LAHORE, Pakistan — Pakistan selectors Thursday left out pace spearhead Mohammad Amir from the preliminary 15-man squad for next month's World Cup to be held in England. The 27-year-old has been in wretched form since guiding Pakistan to win over India in the Champions trophy final in June 2017, with just four wickets in 14 matches. But the left-arm fast bowler, who missed the 2011 and 2015 World Cup due to a ...
April 18, 2019
Joshua-Miller fight off after New York denies license
LOS ANGELES — Jarrell Miller was denied a license to box by the New York State Athletic Commission (NYSAC) over a failed drug test on Wednesday, scuppering his planned June 1 bout with world heavyweight champion Anthony Joshua. In a statement quoted by US media outlets, the NYSAC said Miller was barred from fighting in the state following the news of his positive doping case. "The New York State Athletic Commission has ...
April 18, 2019
Japan rugby chairman quits months before World Cup
TOKYO — Yoshiro Mori announced his surprise resignation as honorary chairman of the Japan Rugby Football Union, officials said Thursday, just months before the country hosts the World Cup. But the 81-year-old former prime minister will remain as president of the Tokyo 2020 Organizing Committee for the Olympic Games. Mori, who played a key part in bringing Asia's first Rugby World Cup to Japan, made the announcement after a JRFU board meeting ...
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