Back to the future of print

When I took stock of my recent reading, it occurred to me that I haven't read a single e-book this year. Actually, my e-readers have been gathering dust for even longer - like other old electronic gadgets, they've been ditched in the junk drawer.

Eto'o calls time on Cameroon

Samuel Eto'o said on Wednesday it was "definitive".

NHL says it is only discussing expansion

The NHL insists expansion is not imminent.

Clippers sign Rivers to 5-year extension

In his first significant move since taking over as the Los Angeles Clippers' new owner this month, Steve Ballmer has persuaded head coach Doc Rivers to remain with the team for another five years.

Wenger backs Sanchez to fill Giroud's shoes

Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger backed Alexis Sanchez to prove an able deputy for the injured Olivier Giroud after the Chilean forward fired his new club into the Champions League.

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Peng missing Li Na at Open

Peng Shuai admits she feels the huge burden of Chinese expectations in the absence of superstar Li Na after stunning Polish fourth seed Agnieszka Radwanska at the US Open on Wednesday.

No retirement for Hewitt, yet

Lleyton Hewitt's 14th US Open ended in his first straight sets defeat at the tournament for eight years, but the 2001 champion won't talk about retirement, no matter how many times he is asked.

Venus back into third round after a four-year hiatus

Two-time champion Venus Williams is back in the third round of the US Open for the first time since 2010, a year before she announced she had been diagnosed with an autoimmune disease.

American men hit a new low

The first-round exits of Steve Johnson and Ryan Harrison on Wednesday saw just three American men in the second round of the US Open, the fewest in the tournament's history.

Love pledges commitment to Cavs

Phone call from LeBron sealed star forward's move to Cleveland

Di Maria signs with United in record deal

Manchester United announced on Tuesday it has signed Argentina winger Angel di Maria from Real Madrid for a British-record transfer fee of 59.7 million pounds ($98 million).