Find out what you missed overnight in our Saturday Sports Fix Australian Team Sky rider Richie Porte breaks clear to win the fifth stage of the Paris-Nice at the mountaintop finish on La Montagne de Lure and seize the overall lead. Richie Porte crosses the finish line and wins the fifth stage of the Paris-Nice cycling race. Cycling: What a couple of days it's been for Australian cycling. Yesterday Aussie team GreenEDGE took the honours on stages at both the Tirreno-Adriatico and Paris-Nice races, and today our own Richie Porte has won stage five at Paris-Nice AND seized the overall lead. Porte is widely expected to be our next Tour de France contender and he lived up to that billing when he attacked on the final kilometre of the 176km ride from Chateauneauf-du-Pape to finish 26 seconds ahead of Russian veteran Denis Menchov. Porte is now 32 seconds ahead of American Andrew Talansky in the overall standings, and is every chance of holding on for the biggest victory of his career in two days' time. Soccer: AS far as crimes go, this one's a bit fruity. The man who threw a banana at Tottenham Hotspur superstar Gareth Bale in Monday's EPL victory against Arsenal has been caught and charged. Thomas Flint, 23, will appear at Highbury Magistrates Court next month after being charged with throwing a missile onto the playing area and using threatening, abusive or insulting words or behaviour or disorderly behaviour likely to cause harassment, alarm or distress. Arsenal also said on its website that if the individual charged was found guilty, he would also receive a stadium ban the club's home games. Greg Norman, who can still swing a club in anger, will coach China's best young golfers in the lead-up to the Rio Olympics. Golf: MULTI-MILLIONAIRE, businessman, British Open champion, former world No.1 ... and now Chinese golf coach. Greg Norman can rightfully claim to have done it all after being appointed as the man to lead China's golfers towards the Olympic podium in 2016. Norman has been named as China's exclusive advisory coach as the national team prepares for Rio, and will provide instruction, nutrition and mental guidance to the country's players, as well as help seek out its brightest young prospects. "My role is not only to help prepare the China national team for international competition, but to also teach social skills, etiquette, honesty and self-confidence in giving young Chinese golfers a pathway to their future as adults," Norman said. Props to the first kid who asks him about the 1996 US Masters. Soccer: LAST year Carlos Tevez threatened to leave Manchester City when he couldn't see eye to eye with manager Roberto Mancini. But now it's the police who are threatening to derail his stint at the EPL club, after the striker was arrested for driving while disqualified. Tevez is looking at a stint behind bars for his latest on-road misdemeanour, having already been banned from driving for six months in January after he failed to respond to police letters about his speeding infringements. The maximum penalty for driving while disqualified in England is six months in jail. Blink and you probably missed the NBA career of Renaldo Balkman, who was drafted by the New York Knicks six years ago but failed to make an impact. After scooting around a couple of clubs, Balkman left the league and was signed to the hotbed of international basketball talent - the Philippine Basketball Association. Seems he's struggling to fit in there, too. Watch the video below. In his team's most recent game, Balkman became incensed at a no-call late in the piece, and went after the referee. A coach tries to stop him. He shoves the coach. A teammate tries to stop him. He shoves the teammate. The teammate shoves back. Then he grabs the teammate by the throat and earns himself a date with the league's commissioner. Bravo. Cricket: KUMAR Sangakkara smashed a superb 142 to put Sri Lanka on course for a big first-innings total in the opening Test against Bangladesh in Galle. The left-hander hit three sixes and 16 fours in his 31st Test hundred as Sri Lanka posted 3-361 at stumps on the opening day. Soccer: FORMER Flamengo goalkeeper Bruno has been convicted of killing his ex-girlfriend and sentenced to more than 22 years in prison. A jury found Bruno guilty of ordering the killing of model Eliza Samudio, whose body has never been found amid allegations that she was dismembered and her remains fed to dogs.