Playing To Bach’s Tune
The new President of the International Olympic Committee (IOC) Thomas Bach has shown on the eve of the Sochi Winter Games that he is not to be tangled with. Bach has forced the Russians to back pedal from allowing athletes
Never Hurry a Murray.
England’s Cricketers may have headed home with their tails between their legs but sports fans in the old country have an achievement to be proud of. Great Britain has made the quarter finals of the Davis Cup for the first
No Such Thing As A Free Ride
The Athletes commission of the International Olympic Committee (IOC) as well as the International Ski Federation (FIS) have questioned the Winter Games Federation of India after it was revealed that Colonel (Rtd) JS Dhillion treasure of the association was to
Plenty Of Storm Clouds Over Qatar.
The hosting of the 2022 World Cup in Qatar has already received plenty of negative coverage, relating to the heat issues, homophobia, and the number of deaths to migrant construction workers. Now a new storm is brewing and one that
Winners, Losers and A New Incentive.
Scotland and the United Arab Emirates have qualified for next year’s Cricket World Cup. Both teams finished the round robin phase with eight points posting for wins and one loss. Scotland have qualified for two previous World Cups in 1999
