Indian men and women hockey teams rise in FIH World Rankings
FIH World Rankings issued on Monday. Both the Indian teams made upward movement in the rankings chart, courtesy their impressive performances in the FIH Pro League matches recently.
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FairBreak Invitational set to raise the bar for women's cricket in UAE and beyond
Players and organisers of an innovative new women’s cricket tournament set for launch in Dubai this week say they hope it will help grow the sport beyond its traditional heartlands.
Atherton: Stokes can mould Test team until coach appointed
Ben Stokes will address the media for the first time as England's new Test captain on Tuesday, with Michael Atherton excited at the prospect of the talismanic all-rounder moulding the team in his image.
Kent tail-ender lands unwanted record after sixth consecutive duck in Yorkshire clash
Kent bowler Nathan Gilchrist has equalled an unwanted record after being dismissed for a pair in his side's recent County Championship clash with Yorkshire.
Rugby-Wallabies coach Rennie buoyed by Australia's Super form
MELBOURNE (Reuters) - Dave Rennie is hopeful Australia's teams are closing the gap on their New Zealand rivals in Super Rugby as the Wallabies coach plots to win back the Bledisloe Cup from the All Blacks after a 19-year drought.
Can England follow up their latest Six Nations title with a World Cup win?
England clinched a fourth successive TikTok Women’s Six Nations title by toppling France on Saturday.
Wallabies coach Rennie buoyed by Australia's Super form
MELBOURNE : Dave Rennie is hopeful Australia's teams are closing the gap on their New Zealand rivals in Super Rugby as the Wallabies coach plots to win back the Bledisloe Cup from the All Blacks after a 19-year drought.
"Cast As The Villain": Chris Cairns Opens Up On Pain Wrought By Match-Fixing Trials
New Zealand cricket great Chris Cairns feels he can talk candidly about the pain of match-fixing allegations brought against him now that he has survived multiple health scares. The former allrounder spoke publicly for the first time Monday about the court battles to clear his name spanning 2012 to 2015. Interviewed on a podcasthosted by media company NZME, Cairns said the high-profile trials had consumed his life and that he had harboured "anger and animosity" after having his credibility scrutinised and his career effectively shredded -- even though he was never found guilty.