Andy Murray hammered by Roberto Bautista Agut in Doha
Andy Murray crashed out of the Qatar Open as Roberto Bautista Agut strolled to a 6-0 6-1 win in Doha.
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Michael Masi replaced as race director after Abu Dhabi Grand Prix controversy as part of Formula 1 restructure
The FIA have confirmed that Michael Masi has been removed from the role of Formula 1 race director. Australian Masi, 44, had been under huge scrutiny since his controversial handling of the final race of the 2021 F1 season in Abu Dhabi which culminated in Max Verstappen taking the title from Lewis Hamilton.
Extreme weather means more than just rain stops play these days
“Rain stopped play” is one of the most dismal phrases associated with cricket. It conjures up images of spectators raising umbrellas in unison, of those without weatherproofs scrambling to find places of refuge and of decisions to be made as to whether to stay at the ground in the hope of play resuming.
'We've never been free' - Serena and Venus Williams discuss exciting plans for life after tennis
Venus and Serena Williams expect to find it «surreal» to explore the freedom that their retirement from tennis will give them. The sisters have been global icons since the 1990's, racking up 30 Grand Slam women's singles titles between them and helping to change the way the game is played. Ad/> But their long careers in tennis — both broke through in their teenage years — means that they have not been able to fully commit to other endeavours.
Ashleigh Barty: Amazing Aussie likened to Roger Federer by fellow tennis stars
World number one Ashleigh Barty is unbeaten so far in 2022 and the Australian’s remarkable form has garnered comparisons with tennis legend Roger Federer.
Australia’s Victoria in talks to host 2026 Commonweath Games
An Australian flag is seen hung in a tree burnt by bushfire on the property of farmer Jeff McCole in Buchan, Victoria, Australia, January 23, 2020. REUTERS/Andrew Kelly
'He has been blessed' – What is secret behind Neil Robertson's masterful rise to snooker glory?
Neil Robertson is famed for his fearsome long potting and break-building, but the key to his rousing snooker success story is a uniquely tranquil temperament that exudes «self-belief and calmness», according to 'The Gentleman' Joe Perry. Robertson failed in his first attempt as a professional in 1998, but regained his World Snooker Tour card in 2003 and has not looked back in claiming 22 ranking events which has remarkably included a professional title every year since 2006.
Rory McIlroy 'so sick' of Super League discussion
Four-time major winner Rory McIlroy is "sick" of talking about the proposed Saudi-backed golf Super League, and thinks the PGA Tour offers plenty of opportunity for quality golfers.