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A total of 2.45 million tickets have been sold for this year's World Cup in Qatar after over half a million were snapped up in the latest sales period, organisers announced on Thursday.
All the top cricket teams in the world are currently gearing up of the 2022 T20 World Cup in Australia. The Super 12 stage of the mega-event will start on October 22, while the Pakistan cricket team and the Indian cricket team will face each other on October 23. Both the teams are playing a series of bilaterals as well as the Asia Cup in the lead up to the show-piece event. All eyes will be on how the Babar Azam-led Pakistan fare at the T20 World Cup. In the 2021 edition, Pakistan impressed all with their performance and qualified for the semi-finals.
World Cup in Qatar, world soccer governing body FIFA said on Thursday, with more than half a million of them sold in the last sales period from July 5-16. FIFA said the biggest number of allocated tickets were for group stage matches like Cameroon v Brazil, Brazil v Serbia, Portugal v Uruguay, Costa Rica v Germany and Australia v Denmark.
Tour de France in July, the sporting director of his club Jumbo Visma said Thursday. The 25-year-old rider -- who was absent from the start of the Tour of Denmark on Tuesday and will not participate in September's world road race championships in Australia -- has kept a low profile since his triumphant return to Copenhagen. Tens of thousands of peole lined the streets to welcome back Denmark's first Tour de France champion since Bjarne Riis -- who later admitted to doping -- in 1996.
Selling Sead Haksabanovic to Celtic could be one way out of the financial crisis facing Rubin Kazan, according to general director Rustem Saimanov.
Wednesday saw the Tour of Denmark individual time trial race return in the second stage of the five-stage race, which Magnus Sheffield won in sensational fashion. The American Ineos Grenadiers rider smashed the field to win his first professional time trial race, and clinch his third victory in an impressive debut season, following a powerful display in Assens. Ad Sheffield crossed the line in 13 minutes, 35 seconds after the 12.2km race which started and ended in Assens, and endured a nervous wait to see if anyone could better his time.
Alphonse Areola believes West Ham are ready to go one better than they did in Europe last season.
West Ham United have signed defender Thilo Kehrer from Paris St Germain with the Germany international signing a four-year contract, the Premier League club said on Wednesday. Financial details were not disclosed but British media reported West Ham paid an initial fee of around 10 million pounds ($12.07 million) for the 25-year-old who made 34 appearances for PSG in all competitions last season. Kehrer is capable of playing either as a centre back or as a full back while he has also been deployed as a defensive midfielder.