Edinburgh Monarchs have wielded the axe following their Knockout Cup semi-final defeat to Newcastle Diamonds, with promoter John Campbell blaming their exit on “our season-long problem of not winning enough races”.
Edinburgh Monarchs have given themselves a fighting chance of reaching the KO Cup final after taking the polish off Newcastle Diamonds in last night’s semi final first leg clash at Armadale.
Capital-based Richie Ramsay had The Renaissance Club members raising a glass to him after rolling in a 50-foot putt at the last in his opening round in the Aberdeen Standard Investments Scottish Open.
Local hero Grant Forrest admits he’s feeling like the European Tour’s “lucky charm” after bringing out the best in one of his playing partners for the third round running.
Adeel Raza learnt a lot about his bowling over the winter when he spent time at the Pakistan National Cricket Academy – and now he is looking to hit top form as Carlton aim to stay in the hunt for three trophies.
Three Capital divers will be out to make a splash at the World Aquatics Championships in Gwangju in South Korea when they get under way later this week.
Edinburgh Monarchs Swedish ace Joel Andersson today opened up on his fight with Eastbourne Eagles rival Alfie Bowtell and just how just lucky he was to avoid serious injury when he was brought down from his bike during the meeting.
Grant Forrest had a week to remember in the Irish Open and is now looking for more of the same in the Scottish equivalent as he makes his debut in the event less than five miles from home.
Scotland Women’s cricket captain Kathryn Bryce admits she enjoyed testing herself against some of the best male players in the CSL Eastern Premier Division on Saturday when she turned out for Watsonians first XI.
Callum Stuart and Rory McCann played starring roles as Heriot’s and Carlton made it through to the Citylets Scottish Cup semi-finals after wins in the last eight.
Mazars Grange skipper Preston Mommsen has praised young bowlers Charlie Peet and Jamie Cairns as well as the batting of Oli Hairs after they kept the CSL Eastern Premier Division title race well and truly alive on Saturday.
Edinburgh Monarchs’ miserable away form continued at Eastbourne Eagles during a meeting that was marred by an incident between visiting rider Joel Andersson and the hosts’ Alfie Bowtell.
