A Brisbane newspaper has reported that former Australia

BRISBANE, Australia -- A Brisbane newspaper has reported that former Australia flyhalf Michael Lynagh suffered a stroke while visiting his hometown from London.Jerseys NFL Wholesale . The Courier Mail said on its website late Wednesday that the 48-year-old Lynagh, who was instrumental in Australias 1991 World Cup win and captained Australia from 1993 to 1995, had been admitted to Royal Brisbane Hospital due to blood clots on the brain. The newspaper says the hospital had confirmed Lynagh was a patient but would not comment further. Lynagh played 72 tests for Australia and had scored the most points with 911 when he retired after the 1995 World Cup. He later played for Saracens in England. Since his retirement he has had a successful career in marketing. Cheap NFL Jerseys . You can see all the action on TSN beginning at 9pm et/6pm pt. The Spurs, of course, became just the fourth team in NBA history to win 20 straight games and are a perfect 10-0 in this postseason after taking the first two games of this set in the Alamo City. Jerseys NFL China . However, there was a setback for another of the competitions big names as Liverpool was held to a frustrating 2-2 draw at home to Young Boys, leaving the English sides hopes of progressing to the last 32 in the balance.Reigning Olympic champion Park Tae-Hwan was disqualified from the 400-metre freestyle heats on Saturday morning, putting Canadian Ryan Cochrane in position to qualify for the final. Park, of Korea, was eliminated for leaving the blocks early. Although his times were not released, it is likely that the disqualification allowed Cochrane, of Victoria, to qualify for his first 400m freestyle Olympic final. He posted the eighth-fastest time of the day. Cochrane, an Olympic bronze medallist in his pet 1500-metree event, narrowly missed the 400m final four years ago in Beijing. Wholesale NFL Jerseys. On Saturday he was in fine form, however, winning his heat in three minutes, 47.26 seconds to finish eighth overall. The top-eight swimmers advance. Sun Yang of China, the 2011 World silver medallist in the event, posted the fastest qualifying time in 3:45.07 whiel American Peter Vanderkaay was second in 3:45.80. Also qualifying: Conor Dwyer (USA)Gergo Kis (HUN)Hao Yun (CHN)Ryan Napoleon (AUS)David Carry (GBR) ' ' '