Former Bok on World Rugby's judicial panel for World Cup
Former Springbok winger Stefan Terblanche has been included in World Rugby's 30-member team of disciplinary officials for the Rugby World Cup.
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Met Office issues SECOND yellow warning for thunderstorms this weekend
The Met Office has issued another yellow weather warning for thunderstorms this weekend.
Security steps in as Josh Taylor and Teofimo Lopez kept apart ahead of fight
Josh Taylor was held back from world title challenger Teofimo Lopez by a New York policeman and several security guards during a bizarre pre-fight press conference.
Mark Wilson: Celtic should take Brendan Rodgers back in a heartbeat
Celtic should bring Brendan Rodgers back "in a heartbeat" if their old manager is keen on a return to Glasgow, according to former Hoops full-back Mark Wilson.
Benni McCarthy recounts the day Ten Hag called: 'I got a bit of a lump in my throat'
Legendary Bafana Bafana striker Benni McCarthy admitted to feeling "a bit of a lump" in his throat when the opportunity to coach at Old Trafford came knocking.
Andy Murray maintains stance against playing in Saudi Arabia - 'I wouldn't play'
Andy Murray maintains he would never play tennis in Saudi Arabia. The former world No. 1 last summer revealed he turned down millions to play in the controversial Kingdom several years ago.
Murray maintains stance against playing in Saudi Arabia
Andy Murray maintains he would never play tennis in Saudi Arabia. The former world No.1 last summer revealed he turned down millions to play in the controversial Kingdom several years ago. Ad And after the high-profile merger between the Saudi Arabian Public Investment Fund (PIF)-launched LIV Golf and the PGA and DP World Tour on Tuesday, the two-time Wimbledon champion suggested he still condemns the nation's human rights record.
Maia Lumsden believes tough Surbiton test will stand her in good stead
Maia Lumsden says a tough test against a higher-ranked opponent will stand her in good stead for the grass court season despite suffering defeat at the LTA's Lexus Surbiton Trophy. The Glasgow player, 25, returned to singles competition at the West London tournament but was unable to battle past Frenchwoman Oceane Dodin in the last 32. Ad Lumsden looked back to her best during a strong second-set showing but Dodin, who is ranked over 30 places higher in the world, edged out a 7-5 3-6 6-3 victory.