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Pakistan scandal takes new twist
BBC Sport understands that police investigating alleged corruption involving three Pakistani cricketers believe that video evidence crucial to the case is authentic, despite fresh claims to the contrary. |
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Banahan targets dual England role
Bath and England winger Matt Banahan says he is hoping to increase his chances of getting selected for his country by also playing at centre. |
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Blues v Edinburgh (Sat)
Team news and preview ahead of Saturday's Magners League match at Cardiff City Stadium. |
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Pakistan back with tour match win
Pakistan return to cricketing matters and win their 50-over tour match with Somerset by eight runs at Taunton. |
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Borthwick targets England recall
Steve Borthwick says he will prove he is worthy of an England recall with his performances for Saracens. |
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Scots duo head into unknown
Edinburgh and Glasgow face a wide open Magners League |
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Parkinson queries Pardew sacking
Charlton boss and ex-colleague of Alan Pardew, Phil Parkinson, describes the Southampton manager's sacking as 'strange'. |
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2012's triathlon plans unveiled
Buckingham Palace and Constitution Hill are both incorporated into the triathlon route at the London Olympics. |
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Live text - US Open day four
Novak Djokovic headlines the night session on day four at the US Open after earlier wins for Roger Federer, Caroline Wozniacki and Maria Sharapova. |
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Exiles wary of Saracens - Hodgson
London Irish's Paul Hodgson says the Exiles must be at their best to beat Saracens in the Aviva Premiership on Saturday. |
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Rams chief defends Hulse decision
Derby County executive chairman Tom Glick defends the decision to sell Rob Hulse and insists it not done out of financial necessity. |
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Boyes loses out to Van den Berg
Holland's Nick van den Berg turns the tables on England's Karl Boyes in the latest Eurotour Pool final. |
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Guscott's predictions
BBC Sport rugby union expert on the opening round of the Premiership |
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Falcons feel the Tait effect
Newcastle Falcons coach Alan Tait makes his presence felt at Kingston Park with a new-look set-up. |
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Scrum V guide to regions' ins & outs
Scrum V's guide to Wales' rugby regions ins & outs. |
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Kightly still has Wolves future
Wolves boss Mick McCarthy still has faith in Michael Kightly, despite leaving the winger out of his 25-man Premier League squad. |
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Launceston prepare for new season
Launceston face a struggle when they begin the new season on Saturday, having already been docked 20 points. |
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Scrum V's season preview
After some silverware last season, our experts give their predictions for the Welsh regions |
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Ephraim signs deal to stay at QPR
Queens Park Rangers midfielder Hogan Ephraim signs a one-year extension at Loftus Road. |
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Jeremy Guscott's Premiership preview
Who does the English rugby union legend expect to shine? |
