Schmid goes low to share lead in Belgium, SA's Bekker in the mix
German Matti Schmid produced the lowest round of the week to sit alongside English duo Dale Whitnell and Sam Horsfield at the halfway stage of the Soudal Open on Friday.
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Kearney sitting pretty at Soudal Open in Antwerp
Dubliner Niall Kearney sits just two shots off the leading heading into the weekend of the Soudal Open.
Indian Men's Badminton Team Creates History, Reach Thomas Cup Final
HS Prannoy produced a lion-hearted effort in the decisive fifth match as the Indian men's badminton team scripted history by reaching the title clash of the Thomas Cup Final for the first time ever with a 3-2 victory in an edge-of-the-seat semifinal, in Bangkok. The Indian team, which never went past the semifinals after 1979, showed tremendous fighting spirit as it came from a match down to outwit 2016 champions Denmark. While world championships silver medallist Kidambi Srikanth and world number 8 doubles pair of Satwiksairaj Rankireddy and Chirag Shetty kept India in the hunt, it was once again left to HS Prannoy to take the team home when the tie was locked 2-2. Up against against world number 13 Rasmus Gemke, Prannoy suffered an ankle injury after slipping on the front court while going for a return but the Indian continued after taking a medical timeout.
Jack Grealish looked absolutely lost when asked to point out where he's from in England
Jack Grealish is a mighty fine footballer.
Rangers: Europa League win would change transfer plans at Ibrox
Rangers boss Giovanni van Bronckhorst will need to attract players who can make the Gers a force in the Champions League and clinch Scottish Premiership titles if the Europa League trophy heads back to Ibrox, according to transfer insider Dean Jones.
Jack Grealish looked lost when asked where he's from in England
Jack Grealish is a mighty fine footballer.
Robert Lewandowski's transfer preference revealed amid Man Utd and Chelsea interest
Robert Lewandowski has told Bayern Munich he wants to leave the club to join Barcelona.
Prannoy wins decider against Denmark to steer India to historic Thomas Cup final
HS Prannoy produced a lion-hearted effort in the decisive fifth match as the Indian men's badminton team scripted history by reaching the title clash of the Thomas Cup Final for the first time ever with a 3-2 victory over Denmark in an edge-of-the-seat semifinals. Indian team, which never went past the semifinals after 1979, showed tremendous fighting spirit as it came from a match down to outwit the 2016 champions.