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It is rare to see Paul Nicholls’ all-conquering yard field so many runners as early in the week as he chooses to at Taunton and Folkestone today.

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Nicholls looks to Dildar for success

The good news for India as they face up to Australia in two Twenty20 matches is they cannot lose by an innings.

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Twenty20 offers hope to India

England hooker Dylan Hartley has been impressed by interim head coach Stuart Lancaster ahead of the opening Six Nations encounter against Scotland.

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Hartley welcomes Lancaster approach

Liverpool’s Dirk Kuyt wants to make it a double over Manchester this week when his side takes on United in the FA Cup on Saturday.

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Kuyt wants Manchester double

Wales coach Warren Gatland has invited fly-half Stephen Jones to the team’s Polish training camp ahead of the Six Nations after James Hook returned to Perpignan.

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Gatland turns to Jones

Retief Goosen has admitted that he must be at his best to stand a chance of continuing South African golf’s great start to 2012 with victory at this week’s Volvo Golf Champions.

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Only the best will do for Goosen

Retief Goosen has admitted that he must be at his best to stand a chance of continuing South African golf’s great start to 2012 with victory at this week’s Volvo Golf Champions.

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Only the best will do for Goosen

Gunners skipper Robin van Persie has admitted that Arsenal are still missing the influence of summer departures Cesc Fabregas and Samir Nasri.

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Van Persie: Duo still being missed

Gunners skipper Robin van Persie has admitted that Arsenal are still missing the influence of summer departures Cesc Fabregas and Samir Nasri.

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Van Persie: Duo still being missed

Join PokerStars now! He makes a point of saying that golf his is life, but poker is his entertainment. For much of this week, it seemed that pro golfer Sergio Garcia could make an awful lot of money from his hobby at the PokerStars Caribbean Adventure, but he will have to be content with $35,000 after busting with around 50 players remaining in the Main Event. That’s still not bad in anyone’s book, but for Garcia, a Spaniard who spent a decade at the top of his sport, the money is perhaps less relevant than it would be for most others

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PCA 2012: Sergio Garcia out of bounds