Wallabies coach Jones apologises for 'terrible' All Blacks loss
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Verstappen pips Piastri to pole for Spa sprint race
(Corrects second para gap from 0.11 to 0.011)
Five-star Sjoestroem sets worlds alight, Ledecky and McKeown win
FUKUOKA, Japan :Sarah Sjoestroem cruised to her fifth consecutive World Aquatics Championships title in the women's 50 metres butterfly event on Saturday, before the evergreen Swede broke the world record in the semi-finals of the 50m freestyle race.
Why Are England Players Wearing Wrong Jerseys In 5th Ashes Test? For A Noble Cause - Watch
The fifth day of the final Ashes Test on Saturday began with a humane touch to it as England cricketers wore jerseys with wrong names printed on it, supporting people affected by dementia. Veteran pacer James Anderson wore a jersey carrying the name of Stuart Broad, Jonny Bairstow wore one with the name of Ben Stokes on it and Moeen Ali donned the flannel with the name of Chris Woakes, and so on. The move was symbolic of the confusion often experienced by people suffering from dementia, the disease that causes loss of memory.
Ada Hegerberg to miss Norway's crucial last group game against Philippines
Co-hosts New Zealand are 90 minutes away from a historic first at the Women's World Cup, no matter what the result when they take on Switzerland in their final group game on Sunday (live on RTÉ2 and RTÉ Player).
Fast-starting Fiji beat Samoa in Pacific Nations Cup in ominous sign ahead of World Cup
Fiji moved to the top of the Pacific Nations Cup standings and fired another Rugby World Cup warning shot with a 33-19 Test win over Samoa on Saturday.
Katie Ledecky's 800 free win breaks golds tie with Michael Phelps - ESPN
Katie Ledecky showed she was at the peak of her powers at the age of 26, winning the women's 800-meter freestyle on Saturday to retain her title and surpass Michael Phelps with a record 16th individual gold at the world championships.
Manchester United and Man City set to be affected as Premier League adopts World Cup rule change
Premier League referees will clamp down on time-wasting next season with large amounts of added time likely to match that of last year's World Cup.