CJ Stander's stark warning to Duane's World Cup doubters: 'You can't write him off'
Write Duane Vermeulen off at your own peril.
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Manchester United manager Erik ten Hag has already spotted Cody Gakpo's biggest quality
Manchester United's incoming manager Erik ten Hag has already spotted Cody Gakpo's biggest quality amid links to the Reds.
Thailand Open: PV Sindhu Eases Into Quarter-Finals, Sets Up Clash With Akane Yamaguchi
Two-time Olympic medallist PV Sindhu beats Yu Jin Sim of South Korea in straight games in the second round match of the Thailand Open in the women's singles category in Bangkok on Thursday. The sixth seed Sindhu won the opening game 21-16 where the Korean did put fight but in the second game Sindhu dominated and won by a comfortable margin of 21-13 winning match 21-16 21-13 that lasted for 37 minutes. With this win the double Olympic medallist sets up a quarterfinal clash with second-seeded Japanese shuttler Akane Yamaguchi.
Mbappe to Real Madrid: PSG offer joins list of insane football contract clauses
Paris Saint-Germain look increasingly resigned to the fact that they will lose Kylian Mbappe for free.
Cannes 2022: Algerian War of Independence depicted in 'Les Harkis'
We also find out more about a sensitive debut from Franco-Portugese director Cristèle Alves Meira, as her film "Alma Viva" premieres in International Critics' Week.
PV Sindhu beats Sim Yu Jin to enter Thailand Open quarter-finals
Thailand Open on Thursday. The world no 7 Sindhu, seeded sixth, took just 37 minutes to get the better of Sim Yu Jin, who had played a pivotal role in Korea's Uber Cup win, 21-16 21-13 in a second round match. Sindhu, who had defeated world number 62, USA's Lauren Lam in the opening round, will next face second seed Akane Yamaguchi of Japan.
Victor Gomes and Zakhele Siwela to fly SA's flag at the World Cup
Victor Gomes and Zakhele Siwela will be representing South Africa at the 2022 World Cup in Qatar later this year in their match-officiating capacities.
Cavendish wants to continue racing for two more years
Britain's Mark Cavendish said on Thursday that he wants to continue racing for two more years, with another appearance at the Tour de France on his radar.