World Cup: Who has qualified and who is still in contention?
World Cup qualifying has entered its final stretch, with 20 of the 32 finalists now known.
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NBA playoffs - Injury updates on Steph Curry, Zion Williamson, Anthony Davis and more
The NBA playoffs are less than a month away and both conferences feature seeding races that are sure to come down to the wire. Several top teams are missing key players who could return in time for the playoffs and help their teams' postseason hopes.
How to watch the movies from the Oscars 2022 Best Picture nominations
All 10 movies in the Best Picture nominations at the Oscars have become must-see films. The Power Of The Dog dominates this year’s Academy Awards with up to 12 nominations. It is one of the 10 films competing for the coveted prize.
Crusaders back to winning ways against Chiefs in Hamilton
The Crusaders bounced back from their first Super Rugby Pacific defeat of the season with a comfortable 34-19 win over the Chiefs at Waikato Stadium on Saturday.
Russia among four candidates to host Euro 2028 and Euro 2032
Russia and Turkey will go up against a joint bid by the United Kingdom and the Republic of Ireland for Euro 2028.
Saudi bid fails to make Chelsea shortlist
The Saudi Media Group consortium is out of the running to buy Chelsea.
IPL 2022: Wishes pour in as MS Dhoni hands over Chennai Super Kings captaincy to Ravindra Jadeja
Chennai Super Kings (CSK) that Ravindra Jadeja is taking over as captain from MS Dhoni, reactions from former cricketers and fans poured in on social media, reminiscing the many contributions of the wicketkeeper-batter as the leader of the team. Former India opener K Srikkanth said that Dhoni leaves a rich legacy. "#MSDhoni quits as captain - never in a million years did I think it was possible! What a leader @msdhoni has been and what a legacy he leaves for @imjadeja to carry the baton of the best team in the IPL by a mile @ChennaiIPL!" he wrote on Twitter.
Chelsea are allowed to sell some tickets again after the UK government alters the club's special licence
The British government will allow Chelsea to sell some tickets again after easing the terms of its sanctioning licence. Chelsea can sell tickets to away games, cup matches and fixtures involving the women's team. Ad/> The government’s updated licence states that Chelsea have to transfer the proceeds from ticket sales to a «permitted third party» which may include charities.