Sabrina Ionescu's historic night reignites Caitlin Clark Rookie of the Year debate
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WNBA Power Rankings: Liberty new No. 1, Fever jump to No. 5 - ESPN
Welcome to the final edition of ESPN's WNBA Power Rankings before the league's nearly monthlong break for the All-Star Game and Paris Olympics.
Sources -- Bucks' Middleton recovering from ankle surgeries - ESPN
Milwaukee Bucks forward Khris Middleton is recovering from arthroscopic surgeries on both ankles this offseason, sources confirmed to ESPN on Wednesday.
Jontay Porter seeks permission to resume career in Greece after NBA ban
Jontay Porter, who has been banned from the NBA after admitting that he helped bettors by intentionally underperforming in games, asked a federal court Tuesday for permission to resume his playing career in Greece.
Bucks land guard Gary Trent Jr. on one-year deal - ESPN
The Milwaukee Bucks and free agent guard Gary Trent Jr. agreed to a one-year deal Tuesday, his agents, Rich Paul and Lucas Newton of Klutch Sports, told ESPN's Adrian Wojnarowski.
Caitlin Clark to be painted on NASCAR vehicle for Brickyard 400
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"Completely Blank...": Rohit Sharma Reveals Turning Point For India In T20 World Cup Final
India skipper Rohit Sharma opened up on his thought process during the final few overs of the thrilling ICC T20 World Cup final against South Africa, in which Men in Blue defeated Proteas to end their 11-year wait for a major title. The Indian skipper, who retired from T20Is just after the victory, was speaking at an event in Dallas. During the game, India was in a huge trouble while defending 177 against a highly-attacking Proteas batting unit. The 15th over bowled by Axar Patel saw him being dismantled by Heinrich Klaasen and smashed for 24 runs, leaving India with just 30 runs to defend in 30 balls. But from then on, the trio of Jasprit Bumrah, Hardik Pandya and Arshdeep Singh unleashed a brilliant pace-choke, while also taking crucial wickets. Pandya secured the crucial wicket of Klaasen in the 17th over, while a fine catch from Suryakumar Yadav at long-off in the final over saw him get the prized scalp of David Miller, when India needed to defend 16 runs in six balls. Pacers brought India into the game with a death-over masterclass and Proteas was left seven runs short of the target.
Ireland to face world champions New Zealand in WXV opener
Ireland will face world champions New Zealand in their first game of the WXV1 competition in Vancouver this September, with Scott Bemand's side also taking on hosts Canada and the USA.