All Blacks centre Havili to miss Rugby Championship
New Zealand centre David Havili is expected to be sidelined for the entire Rugby Championship after suffering a serious hamstring injury in Super Rugby Pacific last weekend.
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Pau sign All Black veteran Sam Whitelock
Double Rugby World Cup-winning lock Sam Whitelock has signed a two-year contract with Pau, where he will join his younger brother Luke after the World Cup, the club announced on Wednesday.
Sarina Wiegman explains Maya Le Tissier World Cup omission as Manchester United star misses out
England boss Sarina Wiegman has explained her decision to omit Manchester United defender Maya Le Tissier from her 23-player World Cup squad.
Ben Stokes gives England fitness boost ahead of Ashes warm-up Test against Ireland
Captain Ben Stokes says his knee injury “is in a much better place” as England prepare to take on Ireland in their only warm-up Test ahead of taking on Australia in this summer's Ashes.
Beth Mead misses out on England World Cup squad
Bethany England has been included in Sarina Wiegman's England squad for this summer's World Cup, while Beth Mead misses out.
Stokes issues fitness boost as England begin Ashes build-up v Ireland
LONDON : England captain Ben Stokes expects to play a full part with the ball and bat as his side begin their Ashes preparations in earnest on Thursday with a four-day test against Ireland.
"Mohammed Siraj Is Up There At Top": Australia Pacer Heaps Praise On RCB Teammate
Australian pacer Josh Hazlewood heaped praise on his Indian Premier League (IPL) teammate Mohammad Siraj for his recent performances for the Royal Challengers Bangalore in IPL 2023. This season Siraj was a completely different version of himself. His preciseness in the powerplay and exhibiting control over his line and length in the death was one of the most noticeable transformations he went through over the past year. As Hazlewood missed the majority of the IPL action due to an injury, Siraj did not let RCB feel his absence for a minute.
European sports ministers urge quick resolution of Women's World Cup broadcast rights
The sports ministers of Europe's top soccer nations on Wednesday urged global governing body FIFA and broadcasters to work together and "find a common path" over broadcasting rights for this year's Women's World Cup.