ICC press for England return

5:48pm Sunday 30th November 2008

International Cricket Council chief executive Haroon Lorgat has urged England to return to India for next month's two-Test series.

Pompey edge Fratton thriller

5:48pm Sunday 30th November 2008

Portsmouth blew a two-goal lead again at Fratton Park but finally clinched Tony Adams' first home win thanks to a rare Sean Davis goal to beat Blackburn 3-2.

Roberts on course for England

5:48pm Sunday 30th November 2008

The Wales medical team have revealed Jamie Roberts could be fit for the opening RBS 6 Nations clash against England at the Millennium Stadium on February 14 despite a freak skull fracture.

Histon handed Swansea clash

5:48pm Sunday 30th November 2008

Histon's stunning victory over Leeds on Sunday afternoon did not bring them the FA Cup third-round rewards they were hoping for.

Pienaar strike condemns Spurs

5:48pm Sunday 30th November 2008

David Moyes marked his 300th game as Everton boss with a 1-0 Barclays Premier League victory over Tottenham courtesy of Steven Pienaar's deflected winner.

Histon humble Leeds

5:48pm Sunday 30th November 2008

Matt Langston's first-half goal earned Histon a place in the third round of the FA Cup and sent Leeds crashing to their first ever defeat to a non-league team.

Johnson puts brave face on England loss

5:48pm Sunday 30th November 2008

Martin Johnson refused to dismiss England as a "lost cause" as the curtain was brought down on a tortuous autumn with a record 32-6 defeat by New Zealand.

Swedes clinch World Cup crown

5:48pm Sunday 30th November 2008

Robert Karlsson and Henrik Stenson combined to produce a scintillating performance in the final-round foursomes to capture the Omega Mission Hills World Cup for Sweden.

Ronaldo sees red in derby win

5:48pm Sunday 30th November 2008

Wayne Rooney's 100th goal in club football earned 10-man United a 1-0 Manchester derby win after Cristiano Ronaldo had been sent off against City.

Haddin heroics put Australia in charge

5:48pm Sunday 30th November 2008

Brad Haddin's maiden Test century handed Australia a 230 run lead over New Zealand at stumps on the third day of the second Test at Adelaide Oval.