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The Springboks return to Twickenham for a Test match against Wales in June, which will be the world champions' first outing since winning a record fourth World Cup title in France last year.
GLENDALE, Ariz. — Shohei Ohtani remains on track to start at designated hitter when the Los Angeles Dodgers open their season in South Korea, and the team's two other major additions could join him.
Indian women's hockey team chief coach Janneke Schopman's days are numbered as she is unlikely to get an extension after her contract expires in July this year for failing to produce results, including the side's failure to qualify for the Paris Olympics. Schopman, who was the analytical coach in Indian women team's historic fourth-place finish in Tokyo Olympics, took over the reins of the national team after Spaniard Sjoerd Marijne's departure just after the quadrennial event.
Bahrain have named Croatian Dragan Talajic as manager, the Bahrain Football Association said on Tuesday.
A warning has been issued to homeowners after signs of the UK's 'most invasive' plant have been spotted in Greater Manchester. The first Japanese knotweed shoots to be seen this year by Environet, the national invasive plant specialist, have been spotted in Stockport.
PSSI mengontrak Satoru Mochizuki selama dua tahun untuk menangani Timnas Indonesia Wanita. Ia ditunjuk atas catatan cemerlangnya bersama Timnas Jepang Wanita.
Lionel Messi took to one of China's largest social media platforms on Monday (Feb 19) to address speculation over his non-appearance in a recent Inter Miami friendly in Hong Kong.
Argentine football star Lionel Messi insisted on Monday that his absence from a match in Hong Kong two weeks ago that drew the ire of spectators was not a snub but prompted by injury. In a video posted on China's Weibo social media platform, Messi rejected chatter that his no-show was "for political reasons" and said if this had been the case, "I would not have traveled" to Hong Kong in the first place. "As everyone knows, I always want to play and be in every game," he said.