Why isn’t Roger Federer playing at Wimbledon this year?
For the first time in 23 years, Wimbledon’s most successful male player, Roger Federer, will not be taking to the grass at the All England Club over the coming fortnight.
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Ex-FIFA exec Valcke to appeal bribery conviction
ZURICH: Former FIFA Secretary General Jerome Valcke will appeal against his conviction for accepting bribes in a case involving World Cup media rights, his legal team said.
British Wimbledon hopeful has "great opportunity" as ex-coach hails key qualities
Tyson Fury running in Morecambe
Tour de France 2022 route: When the race starts, a guide to each stage, and how to follow live on TV
Hopes of a fully fit line-up at this year's Tour de France are hanging by a thread after an outbreak of Covid-19 cases tore through the Tour de Suisse peloton.
Why is Roger Federer not playing Wimbledon 2022? Everything we know about star's absence
Casual tennis fans may be left disappointed this week when they tune in to Wimbledon only to find that arguably the most popular player of all-time, Roger Federer, is nowhere to be seen. While Rafael Nadal and Novak Djokovic will look to add another title in their quest to become the GOAT in the men's game, Federer will have to settle for watching on the sidelines.
Road to Qatar: how Brazil qualified for World Cup 2022 - in pictures
It was a record-breaking qualification campaign for Brazil to reach the 2022 World Cup finals.
Wimbledon 2022 Day 1: Order of play and schedule - When are Emma Raducanu, Andy Murray playing?
Emma Raducanu and Andy Murray will take to Centre Court on Monday as a much-anticipated Wimbledon 2022 gets underway. Men's top seed Novak Djokovic will be the first match on Centre followed by the two Brits, who both enter the tournament on the back of injury worries. Ad/> Also in action will be British No.
Maha cyclist Kabir Rachure finishes on podium in 'world's toughest' cycle race
Maharashtra achieved a podium finish in his category at the Race Across America (RAAM) on Sunday, making it a first for an Indian in what is billed as the world's toughest cycle race. Rachure, an advocate hailing from Marathwada who practices at the Bombay High Court, came third in the solo male under-50 years category, finishing the 3,038 mile competition in 11 days, 11 hours and 25 minutes, as per the official leaderboard.