Breakfast Headlines

Cricket South Africa has expressed concern after terror attacks in Mumbai, in India. The Nashua Titans and the Nashua Dolphins are due to leave for India at the weekend to play in the inaugural Champions' League competition, while Graeme Smith and Makhaya Ntini are also contracted to play for the Rajasthan Royals and the Chennai Super Kings. With some matches scheduled for Mumbai, CSA CEO Gerald Majola says the safety of players is of paramount concern at all times, although they'll take guidance from Foreign Affairs before taking any decisions.

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Suid Afrika sal spel hervat op 20 vir 1 op dag twee van die tweede toets teen Bangladesh op Centurion. Neil Mckenzie is gister uit vir 'n nulletjie. Makhaya Ntini het 4 vir 32 gevat in 19 boulbeurte en Morne Morkel het ook 4 laat kantel, maar hy het 73 lopies afgestaan.
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In the MTN Championship, the Nashua Titans beat the Nashua Dolphins by three wickets with eight balls to regain! top spot.
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Virender Sehwag hammered 91 off 73 to lead India to a six-wicket victory over England and a 5-0 series lead. Kevin Petersen scored 111.
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Ajax Cape Town are joint top of the log with Golden Arrows after a 2-1 win over Bidvest Wits at Athlone Stadium. Arrows suffered a 1-0 defeat to Kaizer Chiefs, who moved to fourth on the log. Supersport are still third after a goalless draw with Bloemfontein Celtic. Sundowns and Pirates played out a goalless draw at the new Orlando Stadium. Santos beat Thanda Royal Zulu 1-0 in an afternoon match in Durban. The People's team is now 9th, only 5 points behind the log leaders.
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Liverpool are through to the Champions League knockouts after a 1-0 win over Marseille, but Atletico Madrid still top the group after a 2-1 win over PSV. Barcelona have qualified after thrashing Sporting 5-2. Chelsea drew 1-1 with Bordeaux which means they're not yet secured a place in the next round. Roma beat Cluj fro! m Romania 3-1, but could still miss out when the final group m! atches t ake place in two weeks time. Panathinaikos beat Inter 1-0 to improve their chances.
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Former F1 team boss Eddie Jordan has laughed off Bernie Ecclestone's plans to have the drivers' world championship decided by gold medals rather than points.