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Edinburgh golfer Euan McIntosh is on the brink of the biggest win of his career after opening up a three-stroke lead heading into the final day of the Riegler and Partner Legends event on the Legends Tour.
World No 1 Novak Djokovic could be set for a tricky string of matches at the Rome Masters.
Edinburgh have won admirers for their commitment to attacking rugby this season and it was there to see again on Saturday against Wasps. Unfortunately for the capital club the English visitors just had a little too much up front and won 34-30 in this European Challenge Cup quarter-final tie. So where did it go awry for Mike Blair’s side?
Former European Ryder Cup star Thorbjorn Olesen established a three-shot lead on Saturday heading into the final round of the British Masters.
Skipper Heinrich Klaasen and bowler Junior Dala helped steer South Africa A to an emphatic victory in the third T20 against Zimbabwe XI in Harare on Saturday.
South Africa's Indian origin legendary fast bowler Hoosain Ayob has died following a prolonged illness, never having played for the country due to apartheid. He was 81. Ayob had been internationally recognised as one of the greatest players in the history of the country but wasn't allowed to represent it because of apartheid. He died due to a kidney ailment in a hospital on Saturday morning while visiting family in Port Elizabeth. The pacer had overcome many hurdles in his life, both personal and professional, which he documented in his 2020 book 'Crossing Boundaries'.
The Ladies European Tour season continues this week at the Comunidad de Madrid Ladies Open, with the final two rounds available to enjoy via Sky Sports' live YouTube stream.
South Africa's Indian origin legendary fast bowler Hoosain Ayob has died following a prolonged illness, never having played for the country due to apartheid. He was 81. Ayob had been internationally recognised as one of the greatest players in the history of the country but wasn't allowed to represent it because of apartheid.