Andy Carroll will reportedly miss the next four months of action due to injury.
Manchester United manager David Moyes wants to sign Southampton teenage sensation Luke Shaw, according to reports.
Paul O'Connell says that he wouldn't have been disappointed to miss out on a place in the British and Irish Lions squad.
Warren Gatland says that he will only ask Jonny Wilkinson to join the British and Irish Lions should injury force him to.
Andy Murray withdraws from the French Open because of the back injury that caused him to pull out of the Rome Masters last week.
British number two James Ward is given a wild card for the AEGON Championships at Queen's Club.
A calf injury means that New Zealand will be without Bruce Martin for the remainder of the their tour of England.
Pune Warriors India withdraw from the Indian Premier League after they failed to pay the full franchise fees for the current year.
Leeds United forward El Hadji Diouf is reportedly beaten up in the toilets of a bar in his homeland of Senegal.
Sunderland manager Paolo Di Canio reportedly bans tomato ketchup and sugar from the club's canteen.
Jenson Button assures British fans that McLaren will improve for the Grand Prix in Silverstone.
Lotus are confident that Kimi Raikkonen will choose to stay with the team next season.
Jose Maria Olazabal says that he still gets emotional when watching footage of Europe's Ryder Cup triumph in 2012.
Sergio Garcia reportedly makes a jibe offering to serve Tiger Woods a dinner of "fried chicken" during next month's US Open at last night's European Tour awards dinner.
St Helens overturn a 16-point deficit to beat Leeds Rhinos, eventually running out 22-30 winners.
Mikkel Kessler insists that he has reached his physical and mental peak ahead of Saturday's super-middleweight showdown with Carl Froch at the 02 Arena.
Just 20 days after confirming his retirement, British boxer Audley Harrison says that he will return to the ring.
Ronnie O'Sullivan believes that snooker is currently short of characters that make the game more entertaining to the sport's casual fans.
Ronnie O'Sullivan hails the impact of his sports psychologist after his fifth World Championship win at the Crucible.
