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FIH Nations Cup will provide us valuable game-time, says Indian women's hockey team player Neha Goyal

Having finished a creditable fourth at the Tokyo Olympics and then returning with a bronze from the Birmingham Commonwealth Games, India are looking to become a potent force in women's hockey, and the inaugural Nation's Cup could be the first step in that direction. "The FIH Hockey Women's Nations Cup 2022 will see us play some good teams and it will provide us with game time, for which there is no substitute. We have been doing well against the big teams consistently in recent years and in Spain, we will aim to do more of the same," Neha said in a Hockey India release on Friday.

Rudy’s Pizza announces much-awaited Didsbury branch launch date

Rudy’s Pizza has revealed the opening date for its hotly-anticipated new branch in Didsbury. It will throw open its doors on October 22 on the site of the old Mad Giant food hall on Wilmslow Road. The spot will be open seven days a week from 12pm to 9.15pm, Monday to Thursday, until 10pm on Friday and Saturday nights, and until 9pm on Sundays.

Okowa leads campaign to vote for Tobi Amusan

Nigeria’s Tobi Amusan celebrates setting a world record in the women’s 100m hurdles final during the World Athletics Championships at Hayward Field in Eugene, Oregon on July 24, 2022. (Photo by Jewel SAMAD / AFP)

Erik ten Hag is helping Manchester United do all they can to enter Jude Bellingham transfer race

A Jude Bellingham goal on a Champions League matchday is becoming as routine as the pre-match Champions League theme tune.

'Little dynamo who gets stuck in' - Birmingham lowdown on Hannibal Mejbri loan spell

Q: How would you describe his impact so far? Any traits that immediately stand out?

Amusan battles Jamaica’s Fraser-Pryce, others for Athlete of the Year Award

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Amusan ‘short of words’ after World Athlete of the Year nomination

Tobi Amusan is the world record holder in the women’s 100m hurdles.

Wooden Spoon's Vets Fest 22 back with a bang in Birmingham

Wooden Spoon CEO Sarah Webb believes the resounding success of this weekend's Vets Fest 22 event can help spread rugby fever across the country. The event celebrated its second year, this time at Moseley Rugby Football Club in Birmingham on Saturday, with over 700 players — from 16 men's and 10 women's Vets teams across the country — coming together for a rugby tournament aiming to raise money for vulnerable children and young people.

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FIH Nations Cup will provide us valuable game-time, says Indian women's hockey team player Neha Goyal

Rudy’s Pizza announces much-awaited Didsbury branch launch date

Okowa leads campaign to vote for Tobi Amusan

Erik ten Hag is helping Manchester United do all they can to enter Jude Bellingham transfer race

'Little dynamo who gets stuck in' - Birmingham lowdown on Hannibal Mejbri loan spell

Amusan battles Jamaica’s Fraser-Pryce, others for Athlete of the Year Award

Amusan ‘short of words’ after World Athlete of the Year nomination

Wooden Spoon's Vets Fest 22 back with a bang in Birmingham