Don Porter: The Olympics is the pinnacle for softball
By Don Porter - 1 April 2009
Everyone on the International Softball Federation team was truly delighted by the interest shown by convention delegates and the international media covering an event that helps shape the agenda for world sport.
Martin Gillingham: The Englishman causing a backlash against South Africa in London


By Martin Gillingham - 25 March 2009
In 2004, a bunch of South Africans waving wads of cash and fronted by the jaunty former Springbok captain Bobby Skinstad arrived on our shores telling all ‘n sundry they were preparing to take English rugby by storm and set up a team under the working title London Tribe.
Dame Kelly Holmes: Crossing the void
Paul Gains: Canada aims to top the medals table in Vancouver
Duncan Mackay: I have been here before
By Duncan Mackay - 21 March 2009
I am currently in Berlin covering the International Association of Athletics Federations (IAAF) Council meeting, which is being held in the Inter Continental hotel and its feels like I have been transported back in time.
David Sparkes: We will do all we can to get water polo to London 2012
Sebastian Coe: Investing in success
Mike Rowbottom: Squash cannot afford to miss out on the Olympics again
By Mike Rowbottom - 18 March 2009
More stories
- Martin Gillingham: It is time to stop this witch hunt against Chambers
- Tony Ward: Pays tribute to the great John Rodda
- John Steele: The funding decisions we have taken are right
- Martin Gillingham: Can the Diamond League really sparkle?
- Michele Verroken: The new price to pay for being among the elite
- Karim Bashir: British Sport has never had it so good
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Denmark's Poul-Erik Høyer is the only non-Asian badminton player ever to win an Olympic gold medal, giving him a unique place in the sport's history. He is now set to become the first European President of the Badminton World Federation for 20 years with the aim of uniting the two continents, as he tells James Crook in this exclusive interview