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Saturday, 17 October 2015

Sports Round Up


Rugby Native Plays

Our home nations all play this week-end for a place in the semi finals of the Rugby World Cup. The Red Dragon, The Thistle and The Clover join South Africa, New Zealand, France, Argentina and Australia in the quarter finals. No guessing for whom I support. Saturday at 4pm I will be glued to the TV. check out times and venue of all the matches on the BBC Sports web site.

Tennis on the Bounce

The latest, Murray beat Berdych 6-1, 6-3 in the Shanghai Open quarter finals and Djokovic beat Tomic, 7-6 6-1.

Nadal played a blinder beating Wawrinka 6-2, 6-1. and Tsonga beat Anderson 6-7, 7-5, 6-4  his place and plays Tsonga in the semi finals. It is so good to see Nadal playing his top game again.

In the ladies Hong Kong Open the last 8 have reached their quarter finals.
Great Brit’s Heather Watson went out to Stosur (seeded 5). With no ranking herself Watson has done really well to reach the quarter finals and go out to a player ranked at no. 5. The other matches are later today.

Cricket on the Wicket

Pakistan has 523 runs, England have 250. Looks like an exciting match. Cricket evolved in England back in 1598 at the time of Elizabeth 1st, lofty beginnings indeed. Here is the England team a little later on a tour of the USA in 1859. 




 Boxing in the Ring and with Brush

Michael Conlan of Belfast has become the Bantamweight World Amateur Champion and is now heading for Rio.  Super-heavyweight Jo Joyce is heading in the same direction. Taking medal positions in European boxing and at the Commonwealth Games he says boxing comes first behind his other passion, art.  He has a degree in fine art from Middlesex University.



Here he is brush in hand


Snooker the Bazooka

Ronnie the Rocket O’Sullivan has decided not to take part and defend his title in the Champion of Champions match play next November. No reason has been given.

Rory McCloud, ranked 61 in world snooker took the Ruhr Open at Mulheim in Germany beating Tian Pengfei, ranked 70, 4-2.

The Haining Open starts on Monday 19th. £70,000 total prize money, with £13,500 to the winner. It is closely followed in Danqing, China on 25th October 2015 by the International Championship. This brings £657,000 in prize money, £125,000 to the winner.

F1 Round the Bend

Rosberg needs to quit his whining. Red Bull need an engine to remain in F1 next year and McLaren say reserve F1 driver Kevin Magnussen will go at the end of the season. Magnussen has other possibilities but has to wait till the end of the season to find out who will sign him up. (All according to Autosport).

Lewis visited the set of ‘The Martian’ and released a picture of it. I watched the movie during this last week - great movie. Very entertaining film. Lewis also, according to the Daily Express, got on stage to sing at an after party night club gig.  Rock on Lewis.




Jemima J.Jones






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