SPORTS RESULTS from the past week-end...

What a week-end of sport we had...! Here follows results from the main sporting events from this past week-end:

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Djokovic mauls Murray in final

2011-01-31 07:13

Novak Djokovic has brilliantly dominated a listless Andy Murray to claim his second Australian Open title.

• Fed: Defeat not end of era
• Laver surprised at Rafa exit
• Henin announces retirement

'Aussie Kim' wins in Melbourne

2011-01-31 07:47

Kim Clijsters has beaten Li Na to win her maiden Australian Open title, dashing Chinese hopes of a first ever Grand Slam win.

• British press fears for Murray
• Final year for Clijsters?
• Djokovic mauls Murray in final

BULLS LOSING TO THE KINGS - Wow? What happened guys?

Kings show Super Rugby intent

2011-01-31 07:22

The Southern Kings have signalled their intent to join the prestigious Super Rugby competition, with a solid win over the Bulls.

• Mitchell to test combinations
• D-Day for Ralepelle, Basson
• Lions fitness a big task

MAIN WEEK-END Sport on TV - See Sportsman's Predictions...

SA Team | FIXTURES

January 2011
21	South Africa	v	India	ODI	Axxess DSL St George`s, Port Elizabeth	14:30
23	South Africa	v	India	ODI	SuperSport Park, Centurion	10:00

*The Sports-Man predict:  Proteas to WIN both remaining games (weather permitting!)

* See The Sports-Man's Premier League predictions below!

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Barclays Premier League | FIXTURES

Saturday 22 January 2011

Wolverhampton	v	Liverpool (1-2)*	Molineux Stadium	14:45
Newcastle	v	Tottenham (0-1)*	St James' Park	17:00
Everton	v	West Ham	Goodison Park	17:00
Arsenal	v	Wigan (3-0)*	Emirates Stadium	17:00
Fulham	v	Stoke	Craven Cottage	17:00
Blackpool	v	Sunderland	Bloomfield Road	17:00
Man Utd	v	Birmingham (3-0)*	Old Trafford	17:00
Aston Villa	v	Man City (0-1)*	Villa Park	19:30	Preview

Sunday 23 January 2011

Blackburn

v

West Brom

Ewood Park

18:00

Monday 24 January 2011

Bolton

v

Chelsea (0-1)*

Reebok Stadium

22:00

CRICKET: Updated Supersport Series Log, Results and Fixtures...

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SuperSport Series | FIXTURES

January 2011
20	Nashua Dolphins	v	Nashua Mobile Cape Cobras	4-Day	Sahara Stadium Kingsmead, Durban	09:30
20	Chevrolet Knights	v	bizhub Highveld Lions	4-Day	OUTsurance Oval, Bloemfontein	10:00
20	Chevrolet Warriors	v	Nashua Titans	4-Day	Buffalo Park, East London	10:00

March 2011
24	Nashua Dolphins	v	Chevrolet Knights	4-Day	Pietermartizburg Oval	09:30
24	bizhub Highveld Lions	v	Chevrolet Warriors	4-Day	Bidvest Wanderers Stadium, Johannesburg	10:00
24	Nashua Mobile Cape Cobras	v	Nashua Titans	4-Day	Sahara Park Newlands, Cape Town	10:00
31	Nashua Dolphins	v	bizhub Highveld Lions	4-Day	Sahara Stadium Kingsmead, Durban	09:30
31	Nashua Titans	v	Chevrolet Knights	4-Day	Sahara Willowmoore Park, Benoni	10:00
31	Nashua Mobile Cape Cobras	v	Chevrolet Warriors	4-Day	Boland Park, Paarl	10:00

Proposal for day-night Cricket Tests gathers strength...

Day-night test matches moved a step closer to acceptance after cricket's governing body endorsed a trial first class match in Pakistan held under lights with a coloured ball.


"I don't see any problems with the behaviour of the ball or playing under lights. This match would help us in our proposal to see test cricket under lights," International Cricket Council general manager of cricket affairs Dave Richardson told Geo news channel.
Richardson watched some of the five-day Quaid-e-Azam trophy final at the National stadium between the country's two top teams.


The match was played under floodlights in a bid to attract crowds and raise the profile of Pakistan's domestic cricket.
A pink ball has been used in trials in England, Australia and West Indies which would enable players to wear white clothing under floodlit conditions with white sight screens.
The traditional red ball is difficult to see properly under lights. White balls are used successfully in day-night one-day matches but the players wear coloured clothing and black sight screens are employed.


"The good thing is that this final has shown that it is possible to play first class and test matches in a day-night format with orange color balls," former captain and Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) director-general of cricket Javed Miandad told reporters at the national stadium.
"But as far as the International Cricket Council is concerned it is up to them how they approach this new concept which can be done."
Miandad said that the PCB would send its report to the ICC after going through the reports of the captains and match officials.
"The good thing is that on all five days we got no complaints from anyone about playing in this format being difficult," he said.

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