5, 2010 (Tuesday) American football NCAA bowl games: FedEx Orange Bowl in Miami Gardens, Florida: (10) Iowa 24, (9) Georgia Tech 14 Cricket England in South Africa: 3rd Test in Cape Town, day 3: 291 & 312/2 (80.0 ov, Graeme Smith 162*); 273 (Morné Morkel 5–75). South Africa lead by 330 runs with 8 wickets remaining. Smith scores his 19th Test century and becomes the second captain in history to score 6000 Test runs. Pakistan in Australia: 2nd Test in Sydney, day 3: 127 and 286/8; 333. Australia lead by 80 runs with 2 wickets remaining. Tri-series in Bangladesh: 2nd Match in Mirpur: 279/9 (50 ov, Chanaka Welegedara 5–66); 283/5 (48 ov, Thilan Samaraweera 105*). Sri Lanka win by 5 wickets. Standings: Sri Lanka 8 points (2 matches), India, Bangladesh 0 (1). Freestyle skiing World Cup in St. Johann in Tirol/Oberndorf, Austria: Men's skicross: Simon Stickl Daron Rahlves David Duncan Standings (after 3 of 12 events): (1) Michael Schmid 250 points (2) Audun Groenvold 166 (3) Stickl 140 Women's skicross: Ophélie David Méryll Boulangeat Julia Murray Standings (after 3 of 12 events): (1) David 240 points (2) Anna Holmlund 200 (3) Ashleigh McIvor 147 Ice hockey World Junior Championships in Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, Canada: Gold medal game: 5–6 (OT) John Carlson scores 4:31 minutes into overtime to give the title to USA for the second time and stop Canada's championships streak at five and their winning streak at 15. Jordan Eberle, who scores twice in the last 3 minutes of regulation time to send the game to overtime, is named the MVP of the championships. Bronze medal game: 4–11 The Tre Kronor score the most goals in a bronze medal game in championships history. January 4, 2010 (Monday) American football NCAA bowl games: Tostitos Fiesta Bowl in Glendale, Arizona: (6) Boise State 17, (4) TCU 10 The Broncos win the first ever BCS bowl game other than the National Championship Game between two unbeaten teams, at the same site of the game that put them on the national map, and finish unbeaten for the second time in four seasons. NFL news: The Washington Redskins, who ended the 2009 season at 4–12, fire head coach Jim Zorn and his entire staff. The Buffalo Bills relieve interim coach Perry Fewell and his staff of their duties; Fewell will apply to become permanent head coach after filling in following Dick Jauron's sacking in November.