St Helens head coach Keiron Cunningham insists Leeds Rhinos poor start to the season does not mean they will be easy to beat in Fridays Super League clash at Headingley, live on Sky Sports. The defending champions have lost four of their five league matches so far this year and also suffered a heavy defeat to the North Queensland Cowboys in the World Club Challenge.They looked to have turned a corner when narrowly beating Huddersfield Giants 20-16 a fortnight ago, but they were then swept aside 28-6 by Wigan Warriors last weekend. St Helens, on the other hand, are fourth in the table with four wins from five, including a 44-4 demolition of Wakefield Wildcats in their last outing.But Cunningham said: I dont think theres ever a good time to go to Headingley. Huddersfield went there a couple of weeks ago and nearly got the game, but Leeds are Leeds and they fight to the end and they end up picking up the two points.Leeds have gone to Wigan and they have been outstanding for 60 minutes or whatever it was, and then Wigan have got some tries towards the end of the game.We know what Leeds have got to offer and we know the challenges ahead of us as a team. Wigans John Bateman scores in the 28-6 win over Leeds last weekend We know what Leeds are going to do. They have not changed the way they play for a couple of years now, so Leeds are going to play that expansive type of game, and at the end of that you have got a Ryan Hall or a Kallum Watkins or somebody running around the ball who is going to put someone through space - [Adam] Cuthbertson and all those middles offloading.We know what Leeds do; its about us and how we deal with that.Leeds will be boosted on Friday by the return of skipper Danny McGuire, Joel Moon, Carl Ablett and Brett Delaney.McGuire has been sidelined since the opening game of the season, while Moon and Delaney missed last weeks loss at Wigan with hamstring injuries. Ablett suffered an ankle injury in the defeat at Widnes in February. St Helens swept aside Wakefield Wildcats in their last outing However, second row Jimmy Keinhorst misses the game with a calf strain picked up against Wigan and Leeds are still without Tom Briscoe, Ashton Golding and Stevie Ward.For St Helens, Jack Owens returns for injured winger Adam Swift, while Travis Burns and Andre Savelio are also included.Leeds: Carl Ablett, Rob Burrow, Adam Cuthbertson, Brett Delaney, Beau Falloon, Brett Ferres, Keith Galloway, Mitch Garbutt, Ryan Hall, Ash Handley, Zak Hardaker, Jamie Jones-Buchanan, Danny McGuire, Joel Moon, Anthony Mullally, Brad Singleton, Liam Sutcliffe, Josh Walters, Kallum Watkins.St Helens: Kyle Amor, Travis Burns, Matty Dawson, Joe Greenwood, Louie McCarthy-Scarsbrook, Shannon McDonnell, Tommy Makinson, Jack Owens, Dominique Peyroux, Greg Richards, James Roby, Andre Savelio, Lama Tasi, Luke Thompson, Jordan Turner, Atelea Vea, Alex Walmsley, Luke Walsh, Jon Wilkin. Asics Schweiz Schuhe China . -- Ken Appleby made 32 saves for his first shutout of the season to lead the Oshawa Generals to a 2-0 win over the Belleville Bulls on Wednesday in Ontario Hockey League action. Asics Schweiz Schuhe Discount .S. Open champion Justin Rose birdied the first hole with a blind shot he hit to a foot of the pin, and he stayed in front Tuesday until he completed a 4-under 67 for a two-shot lead over Jason Dufner in PGA Grand Slam of Golf. http://www.asicsschweiz.ch/ . Calgary scored on the first shift, and Michael Cammalleri scored twice as the Flames cruised to a 5-2 win over the Washington Capitals on Saturday. Asics Schweiz Sneaker . Ryan Garbutt had a goal and two assists as Dallas snapped a six-game losing streak with a 5-2 victory over the Edmonton Oilers on Tuesday night. Asics Schweiz Schuhe . -- Three close looks at the bucket, three misses. The Harmison momentThere was a lot of focus on Ben Stokes. When he came to bowl in the 17th over, there was even a slight cheer for the pace bowler although the home crowd has hardly had any time for the England players. Stokes didnt disappoint them, bowling a slower ball that trickled out of his grip and was dragged very wide of Imrul Kayes. It bounced twice before it reached wicketkeeper Jos Buttler.The hair-pull momentWhen Mahmudullah became the third successive soft dismissal in the Bangladesh innings, a camera could have panned to the coach Chandika Hathurusingha for his reaction. It wouldnt have been pretty. After Tamim Iqbal and Imrul Kayes gave easy catches to infielders, Mahmudullah slammed Adil Rashids long-hop straight to short cover where Jonny Bairstow took the simple catch. It would make any coach become irate.The skill-luck comboThere was a mixture of pure skill and luck involved in Shakib Al Hasans dismissal. Moeen Ali bowled a peach of an off-break, which the left-hander saw go past his forward poke. Trying to balance himself on the defensive push, Shakib involuntarily slid out of the crease by an inch. Thats when the luck kicked in, as the ball spilled out of Buttlers grasp at that exact moment, and Shakib was stumped. But it took the umpires some time to realise that it was a stumping.The deliveryRight frrom the early part of the Bangladesh innings, spin off the pitch was evident.dddddddddddd Moeen and Rashid however werent too consistent but the latter got lucky by taking three wickets off poor deliveries. But in between, he bowled some beautiful leg-breaks that at times spun out of control. One of them was in the 37th over, when Rashid ripped one right past Nasir Hossain who was squared up and had no answer.The fortunateMushfiqur Rahim had gone 21 international innings without a fifty, and it could well have extended by another one had he not been dropped by Stokes when on 44. It was a good effort but the catch was dropped despite having three grabs at the ball diving forward at long-on. Next ball, Mushfiqur pounded Chris Woakes over midwicket to reach his 50 off 54 balls.The redemptionMushfiqur has had a rough time off late with his wicketkeeping, missing a number of chances and being chastised for it by the fans. He made up for some of those mistakes with a stunning catch down the leg side in the 34th over, when he dived full length to his right as Ben Duckett edged an attempted scoop off Shafiul Islam. The way his team-mates rushed to him suggested what the catch meant for the team as well. ' ' '