Verstappen can be a Saturday champion, just like Piquet
Max Verstappen's third Formula One world championship could be sealed in a Saturday Sprint in Qatar, a rare turn of events for a sport more used to seeing its crowns secured on a Sunday.
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Organisers hail crazy crowd for Uruguay v Namibia
LILLE, France : Rugby World Cup organisers said that the near-50,000 crowd that turned up for last week's Uruguay v Namibia match showed how much France had embraced the tournament, which continues to set domestic records for viewing figures.
Verstappen to continue Red Bull's title celebrations
It would be the surprise of the season if Max Verstappen fails to secure his third Formula One world championship in Qatar this weekend.
As Shohei Ohtani recovers from elbow surgery, doctor offers glimpse into injury
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Lawson continues as Ricciardo's stand-in for Qatar
DOHA : New Zealander Liam Lawson will stand in for AlphaTauri's recovering Australian Daniel Ricciardo for the fifth straight race at this weekend's Qatar Grand Prix.
Asian Games 2023: Fajar/Rian Waspadai Kebangkitan Lee/Wang
Ganda putra Indonesia Fajar Alfian/Muhammad Rian Ardianto akan tampil di perempatfinal cabor bulutangkis nomor perorangan Asian Games 2023, Kamis (5/10/2023). Mereka amat mewaspadai Lee Yang/Wang Chi-Lin yang menjadi lawannya.
Asian Games: Manju Rani, Ram Baboo Win 35km Race Walk Mixed Team Bronze
Indian race walkers Manju Rani and Ram Baboo won the bronze medal in the inaugural 35km mixed team event at the Asian Games on Wednesday. Rani and Baboo -- both national record holders in women's and men's events -- clocked a combined time of 5 hours 51 minutes and 14 seconds to finish third behind China (5:16:41) and Japan (5:22:11). In the 35km race walk mixed team event, the times (results) of the male and female athletes, who finished the race, are added in order to determine the medal winners.
Asian Games: Indian Men's Kabaddi Team Remains Unbeaten; Defeat Thailand 63-26
The Indian men's kabaddi team continued their brilliant run at the Asian Games as they beat Thailand 63-26 at the Xiaoshan Guali Sports Centre in Hangzhou on Wednesday. India, under the leadership of Pawan Sehrawat, was able to maintain its lead in the Group A points standings for the Asian Games thanks to the margin of 37 points. Chinese Taipei has also won two out of two games, although they have a differential in score of 37 as opposed to India's 74, as per Olympics.com.