“I can’t imagine any reason I shouldn’t be given a second chance,” Scolari said on Tuesday through a translator. “The atmosphere today is a lot lighter, a lot more fun with the players nowadays … Because 10 years ago there were a lot more expectations,” Scolari said.
Loss of face for the hosts
(Agencies)
Our bowlers were off-colour: Mithali
Report on Page 14
Big victory for England
West Indies 101 in 36.4 overs (K. Brunt 2/6, A. Shrubsole 4/21). England 103/4 in 35 overs (D. Wyatt 40). England won by six wickets.
Reuters Sports News Summary
Following is a summary of current sports news briefs. Armstrong will not be prosecuted for doping: official WASHINGTON (Reuters) – Disgraced cyclist Lance Armstrong’spublic admission that he took performance-enhancing drugs willnot change U.S. prosecutors’ decision to spare him of criminalcharges, an attorney who oversaw the federal investigation saidon Tuesday. The statement by André Birotte, the U.S. attorneybased in Los Angeles, follows Armstrong’s confession in atelevised interview last month. …
49ers coach second-guesses his Super Bowl play calling
NFL-49ers coach second-guesses his Super Bowl play calling
Feb 5 (Reuters) – San Francisco 49ers head coach Jim Harbaugh said on Tuesday he wished he could change his play-calling at the end of Sunday’s 34-31 Super Bowl loss to the Baltimore Ravens. Despite marching down the field, the 49ers failed to score on the final three plays before the Ravens punter took a safety with four seconds left. The clock ran out on the ensuing kick. “We came up five yards short. …
Michael Bradley says the U.S. doesn't need extra motivation beyond World Cup berth
Michael Bradley says the U.S. doesn’t need extra motivation beyond World Cup berth
Her knee shredded, Lindsey Vonn done for season
Mexico's Dos Santos, Guardado, Nigris and Fabian take part in a practice session in Mexico City
Mexico's Dos Santos puts his arm around his teammate Fabian during a practice session in Mexico City
Singapore joins probe into match-fixing scam
LONDON (Reuters) – Singapore, which European investigators say is the source for hundreds of soccer matches being fixed in a global betting scam, promised on Tuesday to aid the probe but some in the game said many of the revelations were nothing new. About 680 suspicious matches including qualifying games for the World Cup and European Championships, and the Champions League for top European club sides, have been identified in an inquiry by European police forces, the European anti-crime agency Europol and national prosecutors. …
Messi, Ibra like video-game players, says Hamren
Mexico's Herrera controls the ball during a practice session in Mexico City
Cole looking over his shoulder on eve of 100th cap
Michael Bradley says the U.S. doesn't need extra motivation beyond World Cup berth
Nadal makes winning return after 7 months out
VINA DEL MAR, Chile (AP) -- Rafael Nadal has won his first match after being away for more than seven months because of a knee injury.
World Peace suspended, Howard out for Lakers
NEW YORK (AP) -- Forward Metta World Peace has been suspended for one game because he hit Detroit’s Brandon Knight in the face, and the Los Angeles Lakers also will be without Dwight Howard again when they face the Brooklyn Nets on Tuesday.
Juninho wowing RBNY despite his slow march to fitness
REFILE-WRAPUP 1-Soccer-Singapore joins probe into match-fixing scam
(Refiles to fix grammar in headline) LONDON, Feb 5 (Reuters) – Singapore, which European investigators say is the source for hundreds of soccer matches being fixed in a global betting scam, promised on Tuesday to aid the probe but some in the game said many of the revelations were nothing new. About 680 suspicious matches including qualifying games for the World Cup and European Championships, and the Champions League for top European club sides, have been identified in an inquiry by European police forces, the European anti-crime agency Europol and national prosecutors. …
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