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Wales wing Louis Rees-Zammit has been released by his club Gloucester with immediate effect so he can "pursue his dream" of a career in American football.
MELBOURNE : British world number 55 Jack Draper had no time to enjoy sealing what he described as one of the most satisfactory wins of his career at the Australian Open on Tuesday as he was forced to race to a courtside bin to throw up.
Iga Switatek came through her tricky Australian Open first-round clash with Sofia Kenin after beating the 2020 champion in straight sets on Tuesday.
LONDON :A first British and Irish Lions women's tour will take place in 2027 with current world champions New Zealand hosting a three-test series, organisers confirmed on Tuesday.
The British and Irish Lions will send a women’s team to New Zealand for a historic three-Test series in September 2027.
The British and Irish Lions will send a women's team to New Zealand for a historic three-Test series in September 2027. The inaugural women's Lions tour will feature three clashes against the current world champions. A Lions statement on Tuesday morning confirmed the tour will not overlap with that year's men's World Cup and will include warm-up fixtures, but said the full schedule had not yet been finalised. British and Irish Lions chief executive Ben Calveley said: "Playing three Test matches against the current world champions, the Black Ferns in New Zealand, in front of thousands of fans represents the ultimate challenge and makes for a fantastic sporting spectacle. "We look forward to working with all our stakeholders including New Zealand Rugby to finalise an exciting inaugural tour."
Just hours after Sir Jim Ratcliffe had sat down with Manchester United supporters to discuss his vision for the future, the Glazers were slapping hands with line-backers of the Tampa Bay Buccaneers more than 3,000 miles away.
Japan’s Naomi Osaka takes part in a press conference after losing her women’s singles match on day two of the Australian Open tennis tournament in Melbourne on January 16, 2024. (Photo by Saeed KHAN / AFP)