Indian Olympic Association appoints new scrutineer for election but bitterness continues
By Duncan Mackay
November 19 - A retired Chief Justice has been appointed by the Indian Olympic Association (IOA) to oversee the increasingly bitter Presidential election between Abhay Singh Chautala and Randhir Singh.
November 19 - A retired Chief Justice has been appointed by the Indian Olympic Association (IOA) to oversee the increasingly bitter Presidential election between Abhay Singh Chautala and Randhir Singh.
November 19 - Madrid's famous Santiago Bernabéu Stadium could have a striking new look by 2020 when the Spanish capital hopes to host the Olympics for the first time.
November 19 - Ireland's John Twomey, who made his tenth consecutive appearance in a Paralympic Games at London 2012, has been elected as the new President of the International Association for Disabled Sailing (IFDS).
November 19 - Four-time Olympic silver medallist Frankie Fredericks has been re-elected as President of Athletics Namibia at the annual meeting in Ongwediva.
November 19 - World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA) President John Fahey is confident that the plan to increase the length of bans for serious drug cheats from two to four years will survive legal challenges across the world.
November 19 - The European Olympic Committee (EOC) are set to move their General Assembly and Executive Committee Meeting next month from Israel to Italy due to the escalating Gaza Strip crisis in the region.
November 19 - Sir Chris Hoy, Britain's greatest Olympian, has revealed that he is still harbours ambitions of retiring at Glasgow 2014 as the brand new Commonwealth Games velodrome named in his honour hosted its first elite competition this weekend.
November 19 - Australia Post have honoured Paralympic swimming star Jacqueline Freney with the release of a commemorative stamp featuring her portrait after she claimed an astonishing eight gold medals at London 2012.
November 19 - Worldwide Olympic Partner Atos have secured a contract with Nanjing 2014 to design, build and operate the IT infrastructure and systems for the Youth Olympic Games in the Chinese city.
November 18 - Stephane Houdet of France and Shingo Kunieda of Japan clinched the Invacare Doubles Masters wheelchair tennis men's title together while Dutch pair Jiske Griffioen and Aniek van Koot took the women's doubles title at the Frans Otten Stadium in Amsterdam.
November 19 - Georgia's new Government is set to officially announce this week that the country should send a team to compete at the 2014 Winter Olympics in Sochi.
November 19 - Denmark and Latvia have launched a joint bid to host the 2017 Ice Hockey World Championships, they have announced.
November 19 - FIFA President Sepp Blatter will continue to try to get futsal or beach football on to the Olympic programme, he has promised.
November 18 - The controversial "Osaka Rule", which banned athletes convicted of serious doping offences from competing in the next Olympic Games, has been dropped from the latest draft World Anti-Doping Code in favour of doubling the length of bans from two to four years, it was announced today. 
November 17 - England, the European champions, had to settle for silver medal in the final of the World Squash Federation (WSF) Women's World Team Championship at Nimes, in France, as they were beaten 2-1 by Egypt.
