DUBAI (Reuters) – Jeev Milkha Singh dedicated a sparkling eight-under-par 64 to his ailing 76-year-old mother back home in India after equaling the course record in th e DP World Tour Championship third round on Saturday. Singh, who became the first Indian to play in the U.S. Masters five years ago, said his mother Nirmal was in intensive care in Chandigarh after taking a nasty fall in the garden. "She has fractured her knee and the fibula bone and needs major surgery," the 10-times European Tour winner told reporters after surging through the field to finish with a seven-under aggregate of … US skier Nyman fully healed from torn Achilles
With the first pick in his fantasy draft, Steven Nyman went with, well, himself.
What the future holds for AC Milan & their potential new billionaire Sheikh owner
With a host of European clubs now under foreign ownership, the Rossoneri could well be the next side to follow suit, as one of the world's richest men eyes the Serie A giants What the future holds for AC Milan & their potential new billionaire Sheikh owner
With a host of European clubs now under foreign ownership, the Rossoneri could well be the next side to follow suit, as one of the world’s richest men eyes the Serie A giants
UPDATE 1-Soccer-Hiroshima capture first J-League title
* Hiroshima win 4-1 to take first title * Qualify for the FIFA Club World Cup (Adds quotes, detail) TOKYO, Nov 24 (Reuters) – Sanfrecce Hiroshima captured their first J-League title on Saturday after a 4-1 home win over Cerezo Osaka, earning them a spot at next month’s FIFA Club World Cup. Vegalta Sendai’s 1-0 home defeat by relegation-threatened Albirex Niigata gifted Hiroshima the trophy with one match to spare in the 2012 season. Hiroshima have 61 points from 33 games, four points more than Sendai. …
Soccer-Hiroshima win first J-League title
TOKYO, Nov 24 (Reuters) – Sanfrecce Hiroshima captured their first J-League title on Saturday after a 4-1 home win over Cerezo Osaka, earning them a spot at next month’s FIFA Club World Cup.
Soccer-Iran's Karimi short-listed for Asian award
KUALA LUMPUR, Nov 23 (Reuters) – Iran’s Ali Karimi, Asian Footballer of the Year in 2004, was shortlisted for the region’s top individual award on Friday, alongside South Korean Lee Keun-ho and China’s Zheng Zhi. The Asian Football Confederation (AFC) will name the winner in Kuala Lumpur on Nov. 29. The 34-year-old Karimi, who has played for German clubs Bayern Munich and Schalke 04, has been in a rich vein of form in his third spell with Tehran-based Persepolis. …
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