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Read a full match preview of the game between Scotland and Australia at Murrayfield on Saturday Nov 21, 2009 kick-off 17.15 GMT. Leading by example: Chris Cusiter continues to impress as captain for Scotland though the...
Remarkably for the most experienced player in England’s starting XV, Joe Worsley has never played against New Zealand on home soil. That omission in a ten-year international career will be rectified at Twickenham tomorrow and...
The body of pensioner remained locked inside a day centre toilet unnoticed by staff, it has been revealed. The 89-year-old woman had been for lunch with friends at Christchurch Day Centre, Dorset, where she suffered a heart...
Andy Robinson had every right to be pleased with himself after guiding his side to their 23-10 win over Fiji at Murrayfield last weekend, the more so as none of his three immediate predecessors as Scotland coach had begun their...
Line & Length is not always the most optimistic of blogs (I am English after all) but I took heart from the top line given to a press release sent out by the ICC ahead of today's first one-day international....
Although celebrating only their second appearance in a finals tournament, New Zealand's collection of lower-league players is unlikely to pose any real threat at World Cup 2010. All white now: Rory Fallon celebrates after...
Converts to Rome cannot pick and choose, says Vincent Nichols, as Rowan Williams and pope prepare to meet Anglicans should not become Catholic to protest against female clergy or sexual ethics, the archbishop of Westminster...
Nov 20 (Reuters) - Leading second round scores from the Dubai World Championship at the par-72 Earth course in the United Arab Emirates on Friday. 135 Lee Westwood (Britain) 66 69 137 Robert Allenby (Australia) 65 72
• Murrayfield Test may turn into battle at close quarters • Australia look to recover from Dublin disappointment Since Scotland have not beaten Australia since 1982, they may be a bit surprised to find themselves within the...
• Twickenham match is free to enter • England players urge spectators to stay on to watch At least one England captain thinks New Zealand are beatable this afternoon. Catherine Spencer is also confident the second half of...
