Frank Schleck
Britain's Andy Murray
Croatia's Ivo Karlovic
US player Serena Williams
Russia's Maria Sharapova
Spanish head coach Vicente Del Bosque
Toni Kroos
Laurent Blanc leaves the French Football Federation (FFF) headquarters in Paris
A Starstreak high velocity missile system, which could play a role in providing air security during the Olympics
Japan's Kei Nishikori
Michael Phelps swims in the men's 200m butterfly semifinal
Britain's Andy Murray
Russia's Maria Sharapova
US player Serena Williams
Maria Sharapova says she has been grunting since she was four years old
Serena Williams will face Chinese 25th seed Zheng Jie for a place in the Wimbledon last 16
Maria Sharapova surged through the final set today in her second round Wimbledon match
Maria Sharapova will meet Taiwan's Hsieh Su-Wei in the third round at Wimbledon
Maria Sharapova is the world's highest paid sportswoman
Maria Sharapova will meet Taiwan's Hsieh Su-Wei in the third round at Wimbledon

Surgery for Starc ahead of Ashes

Australian pace bowler Mitchell Starc will have surgery later this week on an ankle injury as he races the clock to be fit for the Ashes series against England.
 

Djokovic, Serena lead injury-hit Miami lineup

World number ones Novak Djokovic and Serena Williams head the fields at the Miami Masters hardcourt event that begins on Tuesday, although several big names will be missing.
 

Injured Bynum out for season

Philadelphia 76ers center Andrew Bynum will undergo surgery on both knees on Tuesday, meaning he will miss the entire NBA season due to injury.
 

Woods and Vonn reveal love interest

Tiger Woods, the 14-time major golf champion whose infamous sex scandal with multiple mistresses led to a 2010 divorce, is dating ski star Lindsey Vonn, the two US sports icons announced.
 

Syrian rebel PM Hitto, executive with an Islamist bent

Ghassan Hitto, who was elected on Monday to serve as the first prime minister of Syria's opposition, is a business executive with Islamist leanings who has lived in the United States for decades.
 

Matsuzaka will not make Indians debut lineup

Japanese pitcher Daisuke Matsuzaka was told by the Cleveland Indians on Monday that he will not be on the roster for the team's Major League Baseball season opener on April 2 at Toronto.
 

Danish Olympic medalist Soerensen admits to doping

Rolf Soerensen, one of Denmark's most successful professional cyclists, admitted Monday to using blood-boosting EPO and cortisone in the 1990s, ending more than a year of denials.
 

Klinsmann confident in new faces for injury-hit US

Injuries and a lack of playing time have sidelined key United States players, but coach Jurgen Klinsmann said Monday he is confident a less experienced squad can advance to the 2014 World Cup.
 

O'Driscoll cited over stamping

Irish rugby great Brian O'Driscoll was on Monday cited for stamping on Simone Favaro in Ireland's 22-15 Six Nations defeat by Italy, the tournament organisers announced.
 

Madrid mayor hails first day of IOC visit a success

Madrid mayor Ana Botella hailed the first day of the International Olympic Committee's Evaluation Commission's four-day inspection of the city's candidacy for the 2020 Olympic Games a success.
 

Resurgent Nadal sets sights on clay-court season

Rafael Nadal appears poised to reign again on the clay courts of Europe, now that his balky knee has stood the test of the world's best on the punishing hard courts of Indian Wells.
 

Suspect concussion? Leave game, say US guidelines

Any athlete suspected of getting a concussion during sports should stop play, leave the game and not return until cleared by a licensed healthcare professional, according to new US guidelines out Monday.
 

Beckham remains on top of best-paid list

David Beckham is out in front as the highest-paid player in world football, according to a report that appears in Tuesday's edition of France Football magazine.
 

Deschamps considers rotation ahead of Spain clash

France coach Didier Deschamps on Monday admitted that he could be persuaded to rest players for Friday's World Cup qualifier against Georgia with the following game against Spain in mind.
 

Qatar to help boost Pakistan football

The 2022 World Cup host Qatar will provide technical and professional assistance to Pakistan to help develop football in the country, an official said Monday.
 

Trio pull out of Scotland squad

Ross McCormack, James Forrest and Danny Fox have all withdrawn from Scotland's squad for the upcoming World Cup qualifiers against Wales and Serbia, the Scottish Football Association announced on Monday.
 

Debuchy out of French tests

Newcastle right-back Mathieu Debuchy will miss France's upcoming World Cup qualifiers against Georgia and Spain on March 22 and 26 with a left thigh injury, the French Football Federation said Monday, with Rod Fanni deputising.
 

West Brom to keep Odemwingie action in-house

West Bromwich Albion revealed on Monday that they will deal internally with Nigeria striker Peter Odemwingie's most recent attacks on the club via Twitter.
 

UEFA to hear Inter racism case on April 19

UEFA on Monday said it had launched a disciplinary procedure against Inter Milan after racist chants by fans during their Europa League match against Tottenham, with the hearing scheduled on April 19.
 

Pair arrested at Chelsea game: police

Two men were arrested over alleged racially aggravated public order offences at Chelsea's Premier League match with West Ham United on Sunday, police have announced.