Tennis-Britain's Raducanu pulls out of Billie Jean Cup
LONDON : Former U.S. Open champion Emma Raducanu has pulled out of Britain's Billie Jean King Cup team because of a wrist injury, dealing a big blow to the host nation's hopes.
Britain Sport News
'In our eyes, Damian is a flyhalf' - Willemse likely to be reinstalled as Springbok 10 on tour
"A guy like Damian (Willemse), in our eyes, is a flyhalf."
Red Bull fined €7 million for breaking Formula One budget cap
Formula One's governing body has fined Red Bull for breaking the sport's budget cap during Max Verstappen's championship-winning 2021 season.
Vieira urges FA to be 'more ambitious' in increasing diversity
Crystal Palace manager Patrick Vieira called upon England's Football Association to be "more ambitious" after a report on Friday (Oct 28) showed a decrease in the number of diverse candidates hired into senior management and coaching roles at clubs in men's football.
Motor racing-Red Bull to pay $7 million fine for cost cap breach
MEXICO CITY -Formula One champions Red Bull have been fined $7 million for breaching the sport's budget cap last season and will be allowed 10 per cent less wind tunnel time over the next year, the governing FIA said on Friday.
Soccer-'The potential is incredible' - Klopp defends Nunez's Liverpool start
LIVERPOOL, England : Liverpool's Uruguay international Darwin Nunez has already had plenty of ups and downs since joining the club in the close season, but his manager Juergen Klopp remains happy with the progress the "exciting" striker is making.
Soccer-Vieira urges FA to be 'more ambitious' in increasing diversity
(Reuters) - Crystal Palace manager Patrick Vieira called upon England's Football Association to be "more ambitious" after a report on Friday showed a decrease in the number of diverse candidates hired into senior management and coaching roles at clubs in men's football.
Soccer-British LGBT activist urges captains to speak out in Qatar
(Reuters) - British activist Peter Tatchell said he hopes team captains at this year's World Cup in Qatar will follow the example set by Australia and reaffirm the rights of LGBTs, women and migrant workers during the tournament.