Six Nations: South Africa set to replace Italy in 2025
Rugby world champions South Africa are set to replace Italy in the Six Nations, according to a new report form the Daily Mail, in what will be a huge move for the sport’s global structure.
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'There's something very pure about women's rugby' - Briggs excited at future with Ireland's 'blank canvas'
Given Ireland are arriving into next month's TikTok Women's Six Nations at such a low ebb, you could make the argument that it might not be the most ideal time for an Irish legend to put their neck on the line and step into the coaching team.
Cricket Australia Shares Massive Throwback From First Ever T20 International. See Pics
The first ever T20 international match was played between Australia and New Zealand at Auckland on February 17, 2005. On Thursday, exactly 17 years since that day, Cricket Australia shared some throwback photos from that match. The match was won by Australia by a margin of 44 runs, with Ricky Ponting scoring an unbeaten 98, to bag the player of the match award.
'Pretty surreal,' says NZ quickie Henry after destroying Proteas
New Zealand quickie Matt Henry was over the moon after his bowling heroics humiliated South Africa in Christchurch on Thursday.
Hockey Women's World Cup 2022: England & Ireland learn pool opponents
Ireland have been drawn in the same group as the Netherlands at the 2022 Women's World Cup, giving them a chance to avenge their 2018 final defeat.
FIH Women's World Cup: India grouped with England, New Zealand and China
Women's Hockey World Cup, the country's governing body for the sport said on Thursday. The tournament will be held in Spain and Netherlands from July 1. The Indian team recently secured its qualification for the World Cup after finishing third in the Asia Cup in Muscat.
Wales centre Uilisi Halaholo to sit out Cardiff game after suffering cut eyelid
Wales centre Uilisi Halaholo has suffered a laceration to the eyelid ahead of next week’s Guinness Six Nations clash with England.
'He has been blessed' – What is secret behind Neil Robertson's masterful rise to snooker glory?
Neil Robertson is famed for his fearsome long potting and break-building, but the key to his rousing snooker success story is a uniquely tranquil temperament that exudes «self-belief and calmness», according to 'The Gentleman' Joe Perry. Robertson failed in his first attempt as a professional in 1998, but regained his World Snooker Tour card in 2003 and has not looked back in claiming 22 ranking events which has remarkably included a professional title every year since 2006.