A commanding performance from Leicester Tigers saw them beat rivals Bath 34-14 at Welford Road on Sunday.The kicking of Owen Williams, who switched from centre to fly-half at the last minute because Freddie Burns was unwell, was the key difference between the sides, Leicester scoring three tries to Baths two in front of a Welford Road crowd of 20,134.Tom Youngs, Brendon OConnor and Ed Slater scored for Leicester, with Semesa Rokoduguni and Tom Dunn replying for Bath, who stayed in third place, a point ahead of the Tigers, who nudged up one place.Both sides were forced to make late changes. Burns switched to the bench for Leicester, with Williams ?-- who finished with 17 points -- taking his place and Mathew Tait taking over at inside centre. Dan Bowden replaced Baths England centre Jonathan Joseph who withdrew through injury.Having made a stuttering start to the season, the Tigers were desperate to perform and avoid a second successive home defeat against an unbeaten side, having lost to Wasps a fortnight ago. And they started brightly on their ￡400,000 new pitch, dominating the first half and turning round with a 14-7 lead following a try by flanker OConnor, with winger Rokoduguni replying for Bath.Leicester led 11-0 after 21 minutes, with Willliams kicking two penalties and OConnor finishing off a fabulous 15th-minute move which started just inside Leicesters half when they pinched a line-out. Centre Peter Betham split the Bath defence with a searing break and found Telusa Veainu outside him, and the full-back passed inside for OConnor to score. Williams missed the conversion.Leicester almost shot themselves in the foot when Veainu took a quick line-out on his own line that caught his own players napping as well as those from the opposition, but they did hand Bath a try out of the blue in the 23rd minute.Fly-half George Ford sliced his clearance but Leicester winger JB Pietersen hardly got off the ground as Rokoduguni plucked the ball out of the air and sprinted 45 metres for an easy try, which Ford converted.Ford missed a 30th-minute penalty and Pietersen almost made amends for his earlier error with a fabulous break before Williams slotted his third penalty.Leicester made it 21-7 seven minutes after the interval when captain Youngs scored from a catch and drive, with Williams adding the conversion.Ford missed a 52nd-minute penalty, hitting a post from virtually in front. Williams missed one from 41 metres five minutes later but then made amends with two from close range, the second after a horrible mistake by the Bath defence.Replacement Dunn scored Baths second try, from a line-out, converted by Ford in the 64th minute, and with two minutes left Ed Slater scored Leicesters third try and Burns added the extras. Nike Off White Online Store . LOUIS -- Valtteri Filppula assisted on three of Tampa Bays four goals, and the Lightning beat the St. Cheapest Nike Off White . MORITZ, Switzerland -- Fog prevented downhill racers from getting their Olympic dress rehearsal. http://www.cheapnikeoffwhite.com/ . You can watch the game live on TSN at 7:30pm et/4:30pm pt. The Flyers had won seven of eight before dropping their last two outings on consecutive days over the weekend. Philadelphia was handed a 6-3 loss by the visiting Tampa Bay Lightning on Saturday afternoon before dropping a 4-1 decision to the Rangers the following night in New York City. 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(Huckle got a golden duck and did not bowl in the rain-affected match.)These days he is a plumber in England, his loopy leg-spin having wreaked havoc against New Zealand, who constitute 19 of his 25 Test wickets.New Zealanders, April 1989: White optics This infamous kit was only ever used once in a weird, late season, airline-sponsored, one-off match between a New Zealand XI and Western Australia at the WACA in Perth.It is ridiculously obscure and boasts white as its primary colour, complemented by awkward black lines that may or may not represent wickets. There is a signed John Wright outfit from the game in the Beige Brigade wardrobe, but weve never seen another anywhere in the world, ever.The kit was controversial and caused a lot of head-scratching as the white ball used in the game blended into the bowlers clothes like an optical illusion. 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It was the kit that seemed to unbutton down to the sternum too, a miillion times cooler than their glow-in-the-dark orange/pink kits of the early World Series.ddddddddddddt goes without saying nobody wore it cooler than Viv. Short sleeves, maroon cap, eyes of steel, forearms of iron, Rasta sweatband, fearsome beard: that whole summer I wanted to be Viv, probably even more than that other Vivophile, Ian Botham, wanted to be Viv. Northern Knights, 2009: In the pink Five years ago, the Northern Districts Cricket Association announced plans to put its T20 team into pink shirts as a breast cancer awareness attention-grabber.They have worn it with pride since - Knights pink is a garish, flamboyant option in the mad T20 world of garish, flamboyant options.I love how Pig - or Scotty Styris - has been spotted wallowing in that pink for half a decade, and is still going strong as he huffs and puffs his way around the worlds T20 paddocks.Even the sensible Northern Districts fans of Hamilton, Tauranga, Whangarei and Gisborne were excited, dressing up in pink togas and shelling out for pink merchandise. The only thing missing was the artist formerly known as Alecia Beth Moore.I never wanted the shirt, but I like the idea. 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This smorgasbord of extraordinary Kiwi cricket memories is wrapped around by a common thread: tight Kiwi beige.Aside from the underarm ball, the Bruce Edgar uniform that arrived via Daniel Vettoris ￡100 auction bid is the Beige Brigades most prized possession. The beige has become an icon of Kiwi cricketing success, a hat-tip to the past and a throwback to free-to-air cricket galvanising a nation. 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