HSV. (AFP/Yahoo!) NBA: Basketball great Karl Malone announces his retirement on Sunday (AP/Yahoo!), while Reggie Miller announces his retirement effective at the end of this season. (AP/Yahoo!) 10 February 2005 (Thursday) Cricket: The sixth One Day International between South Africa and England at Durban is abandoned at the half-way point due to bad weather, handing victory in the series to South Africa with one match left to play. (Wisden Cricinfo) Football (soccer): Match fixing scandal in Germany Disgraced referee Robert Hoyzer has been suspended by the German Football Association (DFB) for "unsportsmanlike conduct." He faces a formal DFB hearing that could lead to a lifetime ban, and possible criminal prosecution that could result in a prison sentence of up to 10 years. (AP/Yahoo!) Police in Austria are launching an investigation into whether a goalkeeper for the Austrian first division club SW Bregenz is involved with the match-fixing ring. Hoyzer has reportedly told German authorities that there was a link between the ring and the Austrian club. (Reuters/Yahoo!) NBA: Indiana Pacers great Reggie Miller will retire at the end of the current season, according to a report on TNT by his older sister Cheryl Miller, a former basketball great in her own right. (AP/Yahoo!) 9 February 2005 (Wednesday) National Basketball Association (NBA): After being down by 18 points at halftime, the Boston Celtics put together a 16–0 run in the fourth quarter to defeat the Los Angeles Clippers 94–89 in Boston. (NBA) Indiana Pacers 94, Charlotte Bobcats 87 in Indianapolis. (NBA) Washington Wizards 95, San Antonio Spurs 87 in Washington, D.C. (NBA) Milwaukee Bucks 110, Toronto Raptors 107 in Toronto. (NBA) Memphis Grizzlies 98, Philadelphia 76ers 95 in Philadelphia. (NBA) Miami Heat 116, New York Knicks 110 OT in New York. (NBA) Los Angeles Lakers 104, New Jersey Nets 103 OT in East Rutherford, New Jersey (NBA) Minnesota Timberwolves 98, Denver Nuggets 92 in Minneapolis. (NBA) Houston Rockets 105, Chicago Bulls 92 in Houston. (NBA) New Orleans Hornets 91, Portland Trail Blazers 80 in Portland. (NBA) Football (soccer): 2006 FIFA World Cup qualifying continues in four regions: Asia: Stage 3, Matchday 1 of 6 Korea Republic 2–0 Kuwait Japan 2–1 Korea DPR Bahrain 0–0 Iran Uzbekistan 1–1 Saudi Arabia Africa: Morocco 5–1 Kenya Europe Spain 5–0 San Marino Greece 2–1 Denmark Albania 0–2 Ukraine Macedonia FYR 1–1 Andorra CONCACAF: Final Stage, Matchday 1 of 10 Costa Rica 1–2 Mexico Trinidad and