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A stunning batting effort from Alan Dawson was not enough as South Africa lost the Over-50 Cricket World Cup final to England at Newlands in Cape Town on Monday.
Switzerland continued their undefeated run with five victories in three days at the Women's World Curling Championships. With seven round-robin sessions in the bag, Silvana Tirinzoni led her team to a stunning 9-1 demolition of Germany in six ends to continue their stance as the only unbeaten team of the competition so far, with a 7-2 victory against Sweden in Turkey in session five. Ad The reigning champions now have 34 wins from 35 World Championship matches but Tirinzoni is unfazed by the impressive feat of their successes and stated that she is only focused on getting the job done.
Lawrence Okolie makes the third defence of his WBO world cruiserweight title on Saturday night, with New Zealand's David Light his opponent for the fight.
Proteas seamer Sisanda Magala has been signed by Indian Premier League outfit Chennai Super Kings.
Steve Hansen believes that Ireland will face “a lot of pressure” in France later this year when they attempt to put a poor World Cup record behind them.
Shikhar Dhawan uploaded a reel on social media on Monday in which he could be seen playing the role of a police personnel. "Aali Re Aali! Aata Tujhi Baari Aali! Coming Soon For Something New," the southpaw captioned the post. The short clip had Dhawan dressed up in police uniform. In the video he fights the goons with the song 'Singham' running in background. In the latter part of the reel, the goons could be seen surrendering themselves in front of the India batter.
DUBLIN : As Irish thoughts immediately turned to the World Cup after securing the Six Nations Grand Slam on Saturday, captain Johnny Sexton not for the first time brought up England's all-conquering team of two decades ago.
Heavy winds impacted the second Test between New Zealand and Sri Lanka at the Basin Reserve, Wellington. It became difficult for the bowlers to bowl their lines on the opening day, and the fourth day of the match was no exception. On Monday, Sri Lanka had resumed their second innings at 113 for 2, after the hosts had enforced follow-on. In the 121st over, Michael Bracewell bowled a delivery towards the off-stump but the heavy wind caused the ball to outrageously drift away from batter Prabath Jayasuriya and go well out of his reach.