Boks down Pumas, but fail in their Rugby Championship quest
In Durban
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Graeme Thomas looking forward to World Championship final
Graeme Thomas insists he is not reading too much into a tough semi-final which saw him claim a coveted spot in the men's single sculls final at the World Championships. The Preston rower came home in a time of 6:45.29, behind 2019 champion Oliver Zeidler, while Kiwi Jordan Parry claimed the last spot in Sunday's final by finishing third. Ad Thomas, 33, has continued his fine run since moving to the solo vessel having enjoyed a glittering career in men's quad and is now eyeing a maiden individual honour on the water.
South Africa win against Argentina not enough to deny New Zealand Rugby Championship title
South Africa won the battle but lost the war following their victory over ill-disciplined Argentina in Durban, a result that handed the 2022 Rugby Championship title to New Zealand.
3rd ODI: India whitewash England in Jhulan Goswami's last waltz
That the feat was achieved at the Mecca of Cricket -- Lord's -- made it doubly satisfying. Sent into bat, India were all out for a paltry 169, and at that point it looked like the tourists may have fallen many runs short of making the match a memorable one for their legendary seamer, who is calling it quits after two decades of incredible service to the game.
Canada's Beukeboom reaches 50-cap milestone in final Women's Rugby World Cup tune-up
Tyson Beukeboom celebrated her 50th cap with a try off the bench Friday as visiting Canada defeated Fiji 24-7 Friday in its final test match ahead of next month's Women's Rugby World Cup.
New Zealand take giant step towards Rugby Championship after thrashing Australia
New Zealand put one hand on the Rugby Championship trophy with a convincing 40-14 victory over Australia in their Bledisloe Cup clash in Auckland.
Aaron Mooy mystery as Celtic star sent home from Australia camp in subtle World Cup message
Midfielder Aaron Mooy has been sent back to Celtic by Australia boss Graham Arnold and will miss the final World Cup warm-up game with New Zealand.
In-form Rajat Patidar in focus ahead of 2nd India ‘A’-NZ ‘A’ one-dayer
Royal Challengers Bangalore in IPL eliminator against Lucknow Super Giants followed by an innings of 58 in Qualifier 2 against Rajasthan Royals made many take notice of his splendid timing and big match temperament. Subsequently, the 29-year-old from Indore switched to red-ball format for Madhya Pradesh with scores of 85 and 79 in the Ranji Trophy knockouts against Punjab and Bengal respectively. If that wasn’t enough, Rajat scored 122 and 30* in the Ranji final against Mumbai.