Aussie Masi sacked as F1 race director
Michael Masi has lost his job as Formula One's race director following his controversial role in the dramatic finale to the 2021 season.
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United States women's CONCACAF World Cup qualifiers set for Monterrey, Mexico
If the United States women's national team is going to qualify for the upcoming World Cup and Olympics, they now have the roadmap for how they will have to do it.
Azhar Ali: Worcestershire sign Pakistan batter to replace Matthew Wade
Worcestershire have brought in Pakistan batter Azhar Ali as a replacement for the unavailable Matthew Wade for the 2022 County Championship season.
India are favourites on grass court: Legendary Vijay Amritraj on Davis Cup tie vs Denmark
Davis Cup final thrice, in 1966, 1974 and 1987. But, for the Indian tennis stalwart Vijay Amritraj, the title clash against the much-fancied Swedish side at the Scandinavium in Gothenburg in 1987 will always hold a special place of pride in his heart. Although India lost 5-0 in the summit clash, it was the visiting team’s impressive run in the 'World Cup of tennis' – especially the come-from-behind 3-2 win against Australia in the semifinals – that made everyone sit up and take notice of the country's charge in the racquet sport.
Mullin makes Mayo return for Croke Park date with Dubs
Oisin Mullin will make his first appearance for Mayo since deciding against a move to Aussie Rules when James Horan's side travel to Croke Park on Saturday evening (live on RTÉ 2) to take on Dublin.
Crafty Marnus home training for Pakistan
Renowned for doing things differently, run-machine Marnus Labuschagne has revealed his quirky special home-training methods to counter spin on the sub-continent.
Bautista Agut crushes Andy Murray in Doha
Andy Murray has crashed out of the Qatar Open, hammered 6-0 6-1 by Spain's Roberto Bautista Agut in Doha.
Six Nations: South Africa set to replace Italy in 2025
Rugby world champions South Africa are set to replace Italy in the Six Nations, according to a new report form the Daily Mail, in what will be a huge move for the sport’s global structure.