Brendan Boyce finishes 24th in the 35km walk in the World Athletics Championships in Budapest
Brendan Boyce came home in 24th place in the men's 35km walk at the World Championships in Budapest, with victory going to Alvaro Martin of Spain.
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Virat Kohli Aces Yo-Yo Test Ahead Of Asia Cup 2023, Shares His Score
Gearing up for a busy period where the Indian team will be involved in the Asia Cup and the ODI World Cup 2023, Virat Kohli aced the Yo-Yo test score. Taking to Instagram, the talismanic Indian batter shared a picture of him on the ground right after the fitness test. With the picture, Kohli also revealed his Yo-Yo test score which came out to be 17.2. As per reports, the BCCI demands at least a score of 16.5 from players in Yo-Yo tests. Kohli is happily quite ahead of the mark.
Notre Dame's Irish links and what the Aviva Stadium can expect
Three years ago, almost 40,000 US visitors had made arrangements to come to Dublin for the season-opening college football game between Notre Dame's 'Fighting Irish' and Navy at the Aviva Stadium.
Lock Salmaan Moerat named regular Stormers captain for 2023/24 campaign
Lock Salmaan Moerat has been confirmed as the Stormers' captain for the 2023/24 URC season.
Brendan Rogers in the dark on Ciaran Meenagh's future as Derry boss
Brendan Rodgers is very much in the dark as to whether Ciaran Meenagh will remain on as Derry football manager for 2024, but speaks glowingly about the man who stepped up to the post in mid-season.
World Athletics Championships: Irish in action on Day 6
Brendan Boyce (Finn Valley AC) is back for his sixth straight World Championships in the 35km Race Walk tomorrow morning.
Foster picks big guns in New Zealand team to face Springboks
New Zealand have named a strong line-up, including all three Barrett brothers, for their final Rugby World Cup warm-up fixture against South Africa at neutral Twickenham on Friday (7.30pm).
"No Complaints...": Jasprit Bumrah's Reassuring Statement on Fitness After Ireland Series Win
India captain Jasprit Bumrah on Wednesday lauded the supremely confident youngsters who contributed to the team's T20 series win in Ireland. India won the series 2-0 after the third T20 was abandoned due to rain. The series also marked a much-awaited comeback of Bumrah from a back surgery. "Very happy to be back and play some cricket. Frustrating when you're waiting for a game to happen. Did not see this coming, weather was fine in the morning. An honour to lead the side, everyone was very eager and enthusiastic. Whenever you get an opportunity to lead your side, anyone would love to do that.