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Italy will head to the Women's World Cup with a point to prove after a hugely disappointing campaign at last year's European Championship but repeating their remarkable run to the 2019 quarter-finals appears to be a tall order.
STOCKHOLM : After Sweden suffered the agony of a shootout defeat by Canada in the Tokyo Olympics soccer final in 2021, they are determined to go one better at the Women's World Cup which starts next month and give captain Caroline Seger the send off she deserves.
The IRFU have led the tributes to Munster’s Elite Performance Officer Greig Oliver.
Former Scotland international and current Munster Rugby elite performance officer Greig Oliver has died in South Africa following a paragliding accident.
At 1.98m and 113kg, Marvin Orie suddenly seems like a baby among the big boys the Wallabies are planning to unleash against the Springboks in the two fierce rivals' Rugby Championship opener at Loftus on Saturday, but he's not about to give an inch.
Soweto giants Kaizer Chiefs have strengthened their squad with six new players ahead of the 2023/24 season, the club announced on Monday.
Suryakumar Yadav is one of the batting sensations in world cricket in the shortest format. It was the Indian Premier League (IPL) at the beginning that witnessed the art of his batting and now the world cricket is also having the same pleasure. Suryakumar too continues to impress on a regular basis. Be it a powerful sweep for a four or an unbelievable scoop over the third man fence for a six, the right-handed batter has proved that he is truly a 360 degree player.
West Indies has been knocked out of the 50-over World Cup race, a news that not many would have anticipated back in 2019 after the previous edition of the tournament, has finally become a reality. The two-time champions in 1975 and 1979, one the biggest powerhouse in cricket that has produced legends like Viv Richards, Desmond Haynes, Ian Bishop, Malcolm Marshall, Curtley Ambrose, Chris Gayle, Brian Lara among many others now finds itself at the rock bottom of a massively competitive environment of international cricket.