Sports News for October 4, 2008

White named as McGains replacement, to join Oz squad on Monday
Cameron White, the Victoria all-rounder, has been named as the replacement for the injured Bryce McGain in the Australian Test squad in India. He will join the squad on October 6 in Bangalore. ANI

Three Pak hockey clubs to play in India
Three Pakistani club will be the main attraction of the Surjit Silver Jubilee hockey tournament to be played under floodlights at the Surjit Astro-turf hockey stadium here from October 18 to 25. ANI

Hamilton says no point risking all for victory
Formula One ace Lewis Hamilton has realized that curbing his win at all cost racing instincts actually suits him. ANI

Ex-US football star O J Simpson facing life term after guilty verdict
O J Simpson has been found guilty of kidnapping and armed robbery in Las Vegas. ANI

After Krejza another Oz offie says his drinks were spiked
Another Australian off-spinner and Jason Krejzas predecessor, Colin Miller, has claimed that his drinks were spiked and he had reported the matter to Cricket Australias chief medical officer. ANI

Cheryl Coles Just be faithful to me barb for cheating hubby in new song
English singer Cheryl Cole has added her voice to the latest Girls Aloud album with a song about a cheating partner, in which she pleads Just be faithful to me. ANI

Current ManU squad lucky to miss Fergies hairdryer treatment: Ince
Former Manchester United player Paul Ince has said that the current Old Trafford squad should consider themselves lucky not to be facing Coach Alex Fergusons famous hairdryer treatment for no-performance and indiscipline.Former Old Trafford favourite Ince goes up against his ex-manager for the first time when his Blackburn side hosts the champions today. ANI

Tiger Woods warns that he will be better than ever after his knee surgery
Champion golfer Tiger Woods says that he will be back with a bang after his knee surgery. ANI

Lahore High Court to decide Shoaib Akhtars cricket future on October 8
Out of favour Pakistan fast bowler Shoaib Akhtars future in the game is likely to be determined only after the Lahore High Court rules on a case on October 8. ANI

No need for sports ministry to intervene in Pak cricket: Inzamam
Calling on the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) to get its house in order and appoint a new chairman quickly, former Pakistan captain Inzamam-ul- Haq has said there is no need for the Federal Sports Ministry to interfere in cricket affairs. ANI

Scolari says God helps him to tide over Chelseas injury crises
Chelsea coach Phil Scolari says he is religious, and believes that God has helped him tied over the clubs injury crises. ANI