Chris Harris hopes Scotland continue to impress at home
Chris Harris is hoping Scotland can draw on home comforts as they bid to get their Guinness Six Nations campaign back on track against France this weekend.
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India vs Sri Lanka: Comfortable Batting At Any Position, Says Mayank Agarwal
India opener Mayank Agarwal said he is comfortable batting at any position for the team but he enjoys opening the batting. After a splendid performance with the bat against New Zealand and South Africa, Mayank Agarwal was named in the 18-man squad for the upcoming Test series against Sri Lanka. "The role of an opener is key in Test cricket because, in a five-day game, it is the openers who set up the day for the batters to follow. It's something that I have done all my life," Mayank said in a statement. "I really enjoy doing that. With that being said, I don't just always want to open the batting. I am also comfortable batting at any position the team wants me to bat, at any given situation," he added.
Laura Wolvaardt raring to go for Proteas at Women’s World Cup
Cape Town - SA women’s cricketer Laura Wolvaardt's social media posts features plenty of photos showing off activities she undertakes in the outdoors.
World Rugby appoints Horrox as new women's chief
Sally Horrox has been appointed as World Rugby's director of women's rugby, the global governing body announced Wednesday.
Former FA advisor Horrox appointed director of women's rugby by world governing body
Sally Horrox, former advisor to the Football Association and UEFA, has been appointed as director of women's rugby at World Rugby, the governing body announced on Wednesday.
Factbox-Cricket-New Zealand v South Africa - second test
(Reuters) - Here is what you need to know about the second test between New Zealand and South Africa, which starts on Friday. New Zealand lead the two-test series 1-0.
Proteas women look to keep things simple for success in NZ: 'We want to win a World Cup'
Proteas all-rounder Chloe Tryon says South Africa are looking to keep things simple and take more responsibility ahead of next week's ICC Women's Cricket World Cup.
Sarel Erwee is eager to right the wrongs of the first Test against New Zealand
Johannesburg - Sarel Erwee’s was a Test debut he’d rather forget, but like his teammates who featured in that thrashing last week he is desperate to move on and implement the lessons learned from that experience for the next match starting on Friday.