Benjamin Weger 25:01.5 Sprint standings (after 2 of 10 races): (1) Bergman 120 points (2) Tarjei Bø 92 (3) Emil Hegle Svendsen 91 Overall standings (after 4 of 26 races): (1) Martin Fourcade & Bergman 182 points (3) Svendsen 165 7.5 km Sprint Women: Magdalena Neuner 21:09.2 (0+0) Kaisa Mäkäräinen 21:24.1 (1+0) Olga Zaitseva 21:31.9 (1+0) Sprint standings (after 2 of 10 races): (1) Neuner 120 points (2) Mäkäräinen 102 (3) Darya Domracheva 80 Overall standings (after 4 of 26 races): (1) Neuner 216 points (2) Mäkäräinen 199 (3) Domracheva 165 Bobsleigh World Cup in La Plagne, France: Two-woman: Kaillie Humphries/Emily Baadsvik 2:02.81 (1:01.63, 1:01.18) Cathleen Martini/Janine Tischer 2:02.93 (1:01.79, 1:01.14) Fabienne Meyer/Hanne Schenk 2:02.98 (1:01.75, 1:01.23) Standings (after 2 of 8 races): (1) Anja Schneiderheinze-Stöckel 417 points (2) Martini & Sandra Kiriasis 394 Cricket Pakistan in Bangladesh: 1st Test in Chittagong, day 1: 135 (51.2 overs); 132/0 (38 overs). Pakistan trail by 3 runs with 10 wickets remaining in the 1st innings. New Zealand in Australia: 2nd Test in Hobart, day 1: 150 (45.5 overs; James Pattinson 5/51); 12/1 (4.2 overs). Australia trail by 138 runs with 9 wickets remaining in the 1st innings. Curling European Championships in Moscow, Russia: Men: Semifinal: 5–2 World Challenge Game 1: 10–4 Bronze Medal Game: 6–9 Women: Semifinal: 2–10 World Challenge Game 1: 7–4 Bronze Medal Game: 7–13 Figure skating ISU Grand Prix: Grand Prix Final and Junior Grand Prix Final in Quebec City, Canada: Junior pairs: Sui Wenjing / Han Cong 160.43 points Katherine Bobak / Ian Beharry 152.65 Britney Simpson / Matthew Blackmer 146.35 Sui and Han win the title for the second time. Junior ladies (all RUS): Yulia Lipnitskaya 179.73 points Polina Shelepen 162.34 Polina Korobeynikova 151.18 Lipnitskaia wins the title for the first time. Freestyle skiing World Cup in Copper Mountain, United States (USA unless stated): Halfpipe men: Wing Tai Barrymore 87.2 points Torin Yater-Wallace 84.6 Duncan Adams 83.8 Halfpipe women: Brita Sigourney 86.6 points Rosalind Groenewoud 81.4 Virginie Faivre 77.4 Handball World Women's Championship in Brazil (teams in bold advance to the Round of 16): Group A in Santos: 25–22 28–27 15–23 Final standings: Norway 8 points, Angola, Montenegro, Iceland 6, Germany 4, China 0. Group B in Barueri: 39–9 26–38 34–19 Final standings: Russia 10 points, Spain 8, South Korea 6, Netherlands 4, Kazakhstan 2, Australia 0. Group C in São Paulo: 24–32 20–39 34–33 Final standings: