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The test results from Novak Djokovic’s Covid-19 certificates “are valid” with Serbia’s state prosecutors dismissing claims that the world No 1 used fake positive tests.
Vladimir Putin has stepped up his criticism of the US and Britain for staging a diplomatic boycott of the Winter Games in Beijing, accusing western countries of politicising sport and violating the Olympic charter, which promotes peaceful competition among nations.
On Friday the 2022 Winter Olympics begins, with Beijing set to become the first city to ever host both the summer (2008) and winter editions of the Games.
Britain’s curlers continued their perfect start to the Beijing Winter Olympics with victory over Canada at the Ice Cube.
Petenis nomor satu dunia Novak Djokovic diklaim akhirnya bersedia divaksinasi COVID. Soalnya kalau tidak Djokovic terancam kesulitan mengikuti turnamen-turnamen Grand Slam mendatang.
The on-loan Bristol City defender admitted mixed emotions after Tuesday’s 0-0 draw with Hibs at Easter Road. However, he is excited by the long-term plan at Tynecastle Park.
Noted former cricketers Michael Vaughan, Aakash Chopra, Madan Lal took to Twitter to laud India's young cricketers after they defeated Australia by 96 runs to advance to their fourth consecutive U19 World Cup final. The Yash Dhull-led Indian side registered a dominating win over three-time winners Australia in the second semi-final on Thursday at the Coolidge Cricket Ground in Antigua. They will now face England in the final on Saturday eyeing a record-extending fifth ICC U19 World Cup title. India, undefeated in the tournament so far, posted a challenging 290 for 5 riding on the back of a sparkling hundred by captain Dhull and a well-constructed 94-run innings by No.3 Shaik Rasheed. In reply, Australia were bowled out for 194 in 41.5 overs.
Captain Yash Dhull was on the top of his powers as he guided the Indian team to a fourth consecutive U19 World Cup final on Wednesday. Dhull laid the foundation of India's comprehensive win over Australia, smashing a run-a-ball 110 in the second semi-final at the Coolidge Cricket Ground. During his innings against Australia, the 19-year-old hit 10 boundaries and a six, which caught the eye of the cricketing fraternity. Australia all-rounder Tom Whitney had bowled a slightly short-pitched delivery to him.