Change of mindset paying off for Ulster's James Hume
James Hume says he has changed his mindset and is reaping the rewards on the rugby pitch.
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Sinclair to be honoured alongside Schmidt, McLeod in B.C. friendlies against Australia
Captain Christine Sinclair won't be the only player in the spotlight when Canada hosts Australia in Victoria and Vancouver next month.
Foster having sleepless nights over final loss to Boks: 'Kwagga clearly had hands on the ground'
Outgoing All Blacks coach Ian Foster is still finding it hard to digest their narrow 12-11 loss to the Springboks in last month's Rugby World Cup final in Paris.
Ellis names Banyana squad for final Wafcon qualification dance with Burkina Faso
Banyana Banyana head coach Desiree Ellis has revealed the chosen warriors set to clash with Burkina Faso in the second round of the 2024 Women’s Africa Cup of Nations (Wafcon) qualifiers.
World Cup 'heartbreak' can fuel Leinster season, says Hugo Keenan
Hugo Keenan says Ireland's World Cup frustration can fuel Leinster’s season as they bid to regain Champions Cup and URC titles.
On 'BCCI Interference In Pitch Selection', Sunil Gavaskar's No-Nonsense Verdict
India's hopes of winning a third World Cup title and ending a 12-year drought for an ICC trophy came to a tame end last week as Australia defeated the Rohit Sharma-led side by six wickets in the final. India's dominance throughout the tournament, where they won 10 games on the trot, including a 70-run win over New Zealand in the semi-final, came to an end in the final, thanks to brilliant bowling and fielding exploits from the Australians.
Stephen Kelly: Green shoots for next Ireland manager
Stephen Kelly believes the Republic of Ireland players are capable of delivering improved performances and results under a new manager after the FAI announced it would not be offering Stephen Kenny a new contract.
Watch: Team Faces 5-Run Penalty After Player Catches Ball With Towel
Sydney Sixers defeated Brisbane Heat by six wickets in their previous Women's Big Bash League match on Tuesday. Asked to bat first, Brisbane posted a total of 176/7 in 20 overs, where Amelia Kerr top-scored with 64 runs. Later, this target turned out to be below-par as the Sixers chased it down with one ball to spare. However, this thrilling encounter also had a controversial moment when Brisbane were charged with five runs of penalty after Amelia grabbed the ball with a towel in her hand.