A post template

No image available
/ 4 August 2007

Alonso puts McLaren on pole in Hungary

Double world champion Fernando Alonso seized pole position from McLaren teammate Lewis Hamilton at the Hungarian Grand Prix on Saturday. Hamilton, who leads the Spaniard by two points with seven races remaining, completed an all-McLaren front row at a circuit where overtaking is extremely difficult.

No image available
/ 4 August 2007

Province end losing streak in Currie Cup

Western Province ended a four-match losing streak in the Absa Currie Cup rugby competition by running out comfortable 47-18 winners in their match against the Valke at Newlands on Saturday. Province started off brightly and were up 17-0 after just 12 minutes, but their performance petered out and they carried only a 20-10 lead into halftime.

No image available
/ 4 August 2007

Bucs add to Chiefs’ woes

Goalkeeper Francis Chansa had every right to celebrate after Orlando Pirates had added to Kaizer Chiefs’ recurring woes with a 3-1 penalty shoot-out victory in the second game of the Telkom Charity Cup at a sun-scorched Mmabatho Stadium on Saturday afternoon.

No image available
/ 4 August 2007

Three injured in Midmar train accident

Paramedics from the KwaZulu-Natal provincial Emergency Medical Rescue Services and Netcare 911 on Saturday responded to reports of a collision between two trains at Dargle near the Midmar Dam in the KwaZulu-Natal Midlands. Netcare 911 spokesperson Chris Botha said that a goods train had collided with a locomotive.

No image available
/ 4 August 2007

Beckham’s debut chances ‘slim’

David Beckham’s chances of making his much-anticipated Major League Soccer debut for Los Angeles at Toronto on Sunday are ”slim”, Galaxy coach Frank Yallop said. The 32-year-old former Real Madrid and Manchester United star lacks training time with his new teammates because of a left ankle injury

No image available
/ 4 August 2007

Federer, Nadal resume rivalry in Montreal

Roger Federer and Rafael Nadal begin the countdown to this month’s US Open as the top two in the world resume their rivalry atop the field at the Montreal Masters. The event, which begins on Sunday in an effort to attract more fans, is the first of back-to-back elite events as the big names swing into action on the hard courts of North America.