Gunners take on United

LONDON — Arsene Wenger insists he has no problem asking his Arsenal players to form a guard of honour for Manchester United tomorrow, but the Gunners boss is determined to send the newly-crowned English Premiership soccer champions home

Pakistan vigilant

KARACHI. — Pakistan vowed yesterday to keep its cricketers under a strict vigil in England to avoid any repeat of a 2010 spot-fixing scandal that resulted in bans and jail for three players. An undercover reporter of the now defunct News of the World exposed former captain

Sanctions must go: Banda

Bulawayo Bureau
MALAWI will lobby for the removal of the illegal Western sanctions regime that is affecting ordinary people, the nation’s President Dr Joyce Banda has said.
Officially opening the 54th edition of the Zimbabwe International Trade Fair here

Turbulence in ITTF

SINGAPORE. — It’s the innocent pastime that has made a surprise return to vogue, but a bitter power struggle has plunged table tennis into uncertain times following an angry row and threats of legal action. With the International Table Tennis Federation’s (ITTF) presidential

Khan thinking big

LONDON. — Amir Khan has not been dissuaded from thinking big by two defeats in his last three fights and claims victory today will give him the opportunity to become undisputed world light-welterweight boxing champion later this year. The 26-year-old must first come

What we can’t hide away from is the brutal reality that match officiating, in our domestic Premiership, has certainly gone to the dogs

Sharuko On Saturday
The Bosso family have been crying foul all week because they feel Partson Jaure’s last-gasp equaliser was not only diabolical, because it was the product of a grand fraudulent act by referee Norman Matemera, but it was an insult to everything that this world’s most beautiful game is supposed to represent

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