(CBC) Alpine skiing: The Austrian team takes all three medals in the men's slalom: Gold for Benjamin Raich, silver for Reinfried Herbst, bronze for Rainer Schönfelder. (CBC) Ice hockey: men's bronze medal game Czech Republic 3 – Russia 0 (CBC) Bobsleigh: The German bob driven by André Lange wins gold in the 4-man event 0.13 seconds ahead of the Russian bob driven by Alexandre Zoubkov and 0.41 seconds ahead of Martin Annen's Swiss sleigh. Pierre Lueders pilots his Canada 1 sleigh to a fourth-place finish, missing the podium by 0.09 seconds. (CBC) Lacrosse: 2006 NLL All Star Game West Division All Star Team 14–13 East Division All Star Team Rugby union: 2006 Six Nations – Round 3 France 37–12 Italy The scoreline flatters an error-riddled France team, which had to come back from a 12–8 halftime deficit in front of their home fans. Scotland 18–12 England In a tight match which saw no tries by either side, Chris Paterson's five penalties lead the Scots to a win over their Auld Enemy, claiming the Calcutta Cup for the first time since 2000 and sending the Murrayfield crowd home delirious. 2006 Super 14 – Round 3. Crusaders defeat Sharks (1 BP) 22–20 in Timaru The Crusaders got home in a tight match with a Dan Carter drop goal with six and a half minutes remaining. The Sharks led most of the game before this, with Percy Montgomery intercepting a Carter pass early in the match. The overall officiating of the match was poor, with two Crusaders tries disallowed when television replays proved differently. Reds (1 BP) loss to Blues 20–21 in Brisbane The Blues held on to a one-point win late in the game. The win was the first for the Blues this season while the Reds are 13th on the table (out of 14) on two points. The Reds are yet to win a game. Cricket: West Indies in New Zealand Game Three in the Five match One Day International series. New Zealand defeat the West Indies by 21 runs in Christchurch and win the series. New Zealand won the toss and elected to bat, with some late hitting by Nathan Astle bringing his score up to 118 not out and New Zealand to 276–6 with three sixes of the last three balls of the innings. Ian Bradshaw was the pick of the West Indian bowlers, with 3–41 off 8 overs.