John Force faces 'long and difficult recovery' as he begins to overcome neurological obstacles, team says
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Park Hang-seo Mau latih Timnas India
Eks pelatih Vietnam, Park Hang-seo tertarik mau melatih Timnas India. Namun sepertinya, pria asal Korea Selatan itu harus rela turun gaji.
GAA: Galway shock All-Ireland champions Dublin to reach semi-finals
Galway have caused the shock of the championship with a 0-17 to 0-16 win over Dublin to defeat the defending All-Ireland champions.
All-Ireland Camogie round-up: Cork and Tipp seal semi-final spots
Glen Dimplex All-Ireland senior camogie champions Cork appear to be hitting form at the right time on the evidence of a stunning 2-16 to 1-07 victory over previously unbeaten Galway at SuperValu Páirc Uí Chaoimh.
Teams America: When Armagh and Roscommon toured the USA
"Although Roscommon beat us, there's one thing must be said, they won’t forget McMahon and the goal scored with his head."
Hamilton Accies friendly double-header will give fans a glimpse of new faces
Hamilton Accies will be back on the pitch this weekend as fans get their first glimpse of the club’s summer signings.
NHRA great John Force placed in neurological ICU with serious head injury from horrific crash, team says
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First Time In 147 Years: Indian Women's Cricket Team Achieves Massive Feat
The Indian women's cricket team created history on the opening day of the Test match against South Africa on Friday as the Harmanpreet Kaur-led side scored a mammoth 525 for the loss of four wickets. It was the most runs scored by any team in a day's play in Test history (both men and women). The record previously belonged to Sri Lanka men's cricket team who scored 509 for the loss of nine wickets in the Colombo Test against Bangladesh in 2022. In women's cricket, the record belonged to England who scored 431 for the loss of two wickets against New Zealand at Lancaster Park, Christchurch in 1935.