'It knocked me for two weeks' - Sexton on Covid case
Johnny Sexton says he is back to full fitness following injuries and a Covid-19 infection.
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Nine in a row! Alfie Hewett and Gordon Reid win another wheelchair doubles title at Australian Open
Britain's Alfie Hewett and Gordon Reid stretched their Grand Slam hot streak to nine consecutive titles as they won the men’s wheelchair doubles at the Australian Open on Wednesday. The top seeds shared an emotional embrace after edging a match tie-break against Gustavo Fernandez and Shingo Kunieda, coming through 6-2 4-6 10-7.
WWE's Doudrop ready to silence critics with Becky Lynch Royal Rumble match 15 years in the making
When WWE's Royal Rumble airs live at 1am on Sunday in the UK, a British WWE superstar will be stepping in the ring ready to take a shot at a title.
Conway: Essential Ireland evolve for Six Nations success
Andrew Conway knows as well as anyone that the moment Ireland start to believe they have it cracked, they're going to be in trouble.
Winter Olympics: What are the rules of curling? How heavy are curling stones? What does sweeping do in curling?
One of the oldest winter sports still in existence, curling has become extremely popular worldwide since its Scottish early 16th century origins.
John Souttar expected to return for Hearts’ Premiership visit of Celtic
Hearts manager Robbie Neilson expects to have John Souttar in his squad to face Celtic.
The International Programming Olympiad “BalaTech” with free participation calls for 50,000 students to learn programming
The International Programming Olympiad “BalaTech'' for schoolchildren will be held on February 19, 2022 in an online format. Estimated 50,000 schoolchildren from the CIS countries will take part in the event and compete for a prize fund of $10,000 USD in the form of:
Matsuyama's magical swing examined
Hideki Matsuyama returns to action this week at the Farmers Insurance Open, having already produced a shot-of-the-year contender to win the Sony Open earlier this month.