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Ivor Robson, whose familiar Scottish accent became as synonymous with The Open as the Claret Jug and the deep heather of the links courses, has died, the R&A announced Tuesday. He was 83.
Legendary Indian cricket team batter Virender Sehwag trolled former England skipper Michael Vaughan following England's shocking loss against Afghanistan in the Cricket World Cup 2023. England were outplayed by an impressive Afghanistan side but Vaughan took to social media to make a huge prediction about their campaign. “England in the World Cup semis,” Vaughan posted. In response, Sehwag pointed out that England have reached the semi-finals just once in the last eight editions. “Not in 1996, 1999, 2003, 2007, 2011, 2015 and 2023 . Just one in 8 attempts,” Sehwag trolled Vaughan on X.
Indian shuttlers PV Sindhu and Aakarshi Kashyap advanced to the women's singles second round but it was curtains for Kidambi Srikanth in the men's event at the Denmark Open Super 750 badminton tournament in Odense on Tuesday.
Ivor Robson, the official starter at the Open Championship for 41 years, has died aged 83.
Organisers of the BKT United Rugby Championship have announced changes to their European qualification system which they say will now offer 'full meritocracy'.
Erik ten Hag might have wanted to move away from him but there can be no denying that Scott McTominay must be in the starting XI when Manchester United next take to the field.
England and Manchester United defender Gabby George will undergo surgery after suffering an anterior cruciate ligament injury, the Women's Super League side's manager Marc Skinner said on Tuesday.
Unionists at the Grangemouth refinery in Scotland used to call Sir Jim Ratcliffe 'Dr No' as he regularly said "no".