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The Indian women's team put up a spirited fight in their second match of the FIH Women's Hockey World Cup Spain and Netherlands 2022 as they drew 1-1 against Asian rivals China at the packed Wagener Hockey Stadium, Amstelveen on Tuesday. A goal from Vandana Katariya in the 45th minute of the match helped the Indian team in picking up a point after Jiali Zheng had opened the scoring for China in the 26th minute.
The seventh seed Sindhu took close to an hour to knock out Bing Jiao 21-13, 17-21, 21-15 and move to the second round. By virtue of the win, the world number seven Sindhu exacted her revenge for her first round exit from the Indonesia Open Super 1000 last month when Bing Jiao had defeated her in straight games.
Even for free, this lot were far too costly. The goalkeeper started as he went on by getting lost and being late on his first day at Manchester United…
The Indians, who achieved a historic fourth place finish in last year's Olympics, drew 1-1 against Tokyo bronze medallist England and China in their first two pool matches. The Savita-led side is currently placed third in Pool B with two points below China and leaders New Zealand, who defeated England 3-1 on Tuesday.
Global soccer players union FIFPRO has warned footballers about the risks of signing for clubs in China, Turkey, Greece and several other countries due to "systematic and widespread contractual violations".
OutKick founder Clay Travis discusses how sports media has become more liberal and the NFL coach fined $100K for Jan. 6 comments on ‘Tucker Carlson Tonight.’
(Reuters) - Global soccer players union FIFPRO has warned footballers about the risks of signing for clubs in China, Turkey, Greece and several other countries due to "systematic and widespread contractual violations".
WASHINGTON :The United States and a range of allies called on Tuesday for Russian and Belarusian national governing bodies of sports to be suspended from international sport federations, due to Russia's invasion of Ukraine.