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With 100 days to go, excitement is building in the Middle East and beyond for the first-ever winter World Cup. It's fair to say preparations are well underway for the biggest sports competition. Eight spectacular stadiums have been officially inaugurated. In preparation for the final, Lusail Stadium will host its first-ever football game.
SA Rugby president Mark Alexander called for a mindset change towards women's sport instead of the myriad "grandeur statements" that are all the rage in the country.
New Zealand head coach Ian Foster insists his side are still evolving as they prepare to face South Africa in what could potentially be his last match in charge.
Former South Africa paceman Dale Steyn was known to blow batters away with his pace and swing in his heydays in international cricket. Steyn, who is currently part of IPL team Sunrisers Hyderabad's coaching staff, is now leaving his fans awestruck with his skateboarding skills.
A fit-again KL Rahul will lead India in the three-match ODI series against Zimbabwe, a statement from the BCCI said on Thursday. Shikhar Dhawan has been named his deputy. Earlier, in the initial 15-member squad announced by the BCCI on July 30, Rahul's name was not present and Dhawan was supposed to lead the team. However, on Thursday, the BCCI said in a statement that Rahul has been cleared to play. The three ODIs will be played at the Harare Sports Club on August 18, 20 and 22.
JOHANNESBURG : Beleaguered New Zealand coach Ian Foster insists his side are still evolving as they face South Africa in a second Rugby Championship fixture at Ellis Park on Saturday, potentially his last test in charge of the All Blacks.
Like a quintessentially dogged and composed opening batter in Test cricket, All Blacks mentor Ian Foster on Thursday serenely straight-batted questions about his current mental state and employment prospects.
Steven Kitshoff has downplayed fears that locally- and European-based Springboks are facing burnout because of their relentless playing schedules.