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ZHANGJIAKOU, China : American snowboarder Jamie Anderson reassured her supporters that she was alright after she failed to retain her gold medal in the women's slopestyle competition at the Winter Olympics on Sunday.
"Super-proud" snowboarder Zoi Sadowski Synnott made history for New Zealand after winning their first ever Winter Olympics gold medal on Sunday but bad weather played havoc with the eagerly anticipated men's downhill skiing.
Proteas skipper Sune Luus lost the toss and fielded first in the fourth ODI against the West Indies at the Wanderers on Sunday.
Johannesburg - The West Indies won the toss in the deciding match of the One-Day series against South Africa here on Sunday and chose to bat first on a bright and breezy day.
After a full house in the Aviva, the journey back to normality continues next weekend with a trip to Paris and the Irish support will travel some hope.
The Sydney Kings have notched their sixth NBL home win from nine games, staving off a third-quarter comeback by New Zealand Breakers to emerge 84-65 victors.
India all-rounder Ravindra Jadeja recently completed a decade with Indian Super League (ISL) franchise Chennai Super Kings (CSK). Celebrating the milestone, CSK posted a tweet on Friday with a two-picture compilation containing a photo of Jadeja presumably from 10 years back and another from recent times. "10 Years of Super Jaddu," tweeted CSK. Jadeja responded to CSK's tweet with a tongue-in-cheek remark of his own. "10 more to go," replied Jadeja. The CSK star added a laughter emoji to his tweet, conveying the playful tone of his message.
Edinburgh - England coach Eddie Jones avoided any comment on his side giving away a late penalty try that proved decisive in Saturday's loss to Scotland but said the 20-17 scoreline reflected the tight margins in test rugby.