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Cricket South Africa's convenor of selectors Victor Mpitsang said Western Province batter David Bedingham would have been in South Africa A side conversations based on his current form.
Former Celtic boss Martin O'Neill insists there's no guarantee Aaron Ramsey will be a Rangers smash hit.
A Thai boxer from County Durham has launched a fundraising drive to help achieve his dreams of representing Team GB at the European Championships in Turkey.
Georgia Stanway has never been renowned as an out-and-out goalscorer but the English star became Manchester City’s record scorer at the weekend as Gareth Taylor’s side thrashed Nottingham Forest 8-0 in the Women’s FA Cup.
Georgia Stanway has never been renowned as an out-and-out goalscorer but the English star became Manchester City’s record scorer at the weekend as Gareth Taylor’s side thrashed Nottingham Forest 8-0 in the Women’s FA Cup.
Overjoyed Ally McCoist says there's no time like the present for Aaron Ramsey after he sealed a stunning loan move to Rangers.
Every athlete has adapted to training during the coronavirus pandemic in different ways — but you can bet there is only one who built a bobsleigh push track in a County Durham back garden. That is exactly what Mica McNeill’s dad and brother did for her — and now she is preparing for the Winter Olympics with Montell Douglas in the two-woman bobsleigh. Ad/> With training already derailed by initial lockdowns at the start of the pandemic, McNeill took matters into her own hands and once the track was built, she invited the entire women’s squad to her home.
Women's rugby history could be lost forever without better record-keeping, worries World Cup winner Tamara Taylor. The 40-year-old, now in her 17th year playing high-level club rugby, admitted she has no knowledge of the appearance milestones she could be passing along the way. Ad/> But Taylor's primary concern isn't personal recognition—it's the inadvertent erasure of those who came before.