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Nassr’s Portuguese forward Cristiano Ronaldo (L) gestures as Nassr’s Saudi goalkeeper Waleed Abdullah (C) and Nassr’s Saudi defender Sultan al-Ghanam (R) look on during the Saudi Pro League football match (Photo by – / AFP)
India's Harjai Milkha Singh won the top honours in the boys 13 category at the US Kids Golf European Championships. The 13-year-old son of Jeev Milkha Singh, Harjai shot a final round of three-under 69 in an action-packed round that began with two birdies and ended with two bogeys. With seven birdies against four bogeys, Harjai beat his closest opponent by two shots. Harjai's win at the Royal Musselburgh Golf Club capped a great week for the Indian squad, which saw another Chandigarh lad, Nihal Cheema finish second in boys Under-7 at Longniddry Golf Club. Gurgaon golfer Mahreen Bhatia closed with an eagle to finish second in girls 13-14 category.
Cardiff prop Rhys Carre has been released from Wales' preliminary Rugby World Cup training squad after failing to meet individual performance targets.
Retiring Wellington Hurricanes hooker Dane Coles will try to "take the emotion out" when the All Blacks veteran bids a likely farewell to home fans against the Canterbury Crusaders on Saturday.
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In addition to our main story, the programme also covers significant developments in the global auto industry and agriculture. China, due to its state-sponsored advances in the electric vehicle industry, has now overtaken Japan as the world’s top auto exporter. This remarkable feat is reported by Yuka Royer.
Penny Oleksiak's return to competition from injury proved short-lived as Canada's most decorated Olympian has now pulled out of the July world aquatics championships in Japan, Swimming Canada said on Thursday.
Canada's Penny Oleksiak won't compete at the world championships in July.