Friday 27th May 2011  | West Indies coach Ottis Gibson has advised his batsmen to rotate the strike quickly while negotiating the Indian spin bowlers in the upcoming tour. | Cricket  | The PCB disciplinary committee will question batsman Umar Akmal among others, when it begins its inquiry into the Zulqarnain Haider case. |  | Royal Challengers Bangalore captain Daniel Vettori has said his side is looking for an improved bowling show against Mumbai Indians on Friday. |  | The Indian selectors may include young Tamil Nadu opener Abhinav Mukund in case Gautam Gambhir is ruled out for the Test series against the West Indies. |  | Sri Lanka captain Tillakaratne Dilshan was delighted with his side's position after day one of the first Test against England at Cardiff. | Football | Manchester United's Paul Scholes believes the Champions League final with Barcelona represents a clash between the two best teams in Europe. | | The breaking news you want to sink your teeth into before Manchester United and Barcelona clash at Wembley. | | Liverpool manager Kenny Dalglish believes Sir Alex Ferguson may have a trick or two up his sleeve in the Champions League final on Saturday. | | Barcelona's Lionel Messi is out to end a miserable run on English soil when he plays Manchester United in the Champions League final at Wembley on Saturday. | Latest Headlines | India ended their campaign at the Sudirman Cup on a disappointing note with a 3-1 defeat at the hands of China in the quarter-finals at Qingdao, China on Thursday. | | Kim Clijsters has blamed a loss of confidence for her shock second-round defeat by Arantxa Rus at the French Open. | | Force India owner Vijay Mallya has confirmed Adrian Sutil has a place with the team up till the point he is potentially found guilty of any wrongdoing. | | Two of the world's leading golfers landed in Rio for the HSBC LPGA Brasil Cup with a message: "Next Stop: Olympics - Let's grab this opportunity with both hands". | |  Columnists  | IPL more interesting when stakes are huge |  | Dhoni and captaincy |  | Indians playing too much cricket | |
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