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England, Germany, Holland and the United States will be among 24 nations participating in the inaugural Kho Kho World Cup scheduled from January 13-19 at New Delhi's Indira Gandhi International Stadium, the national federation announced on Friday. The championship will witness a diverse array of participating nations: from the African continent, Ghana, Kenya, South Africa, and Uganda will showcase their talent.
Seamus Power carded an impressive eight-under-par 62 to finish day two of the Zozo Championship tied for fourth place.
McLaren have asked for a "right of review" over Lando Norris's controversial penalty at the United States Grand Prix as George Russell and Lewis Hamilton urged Formula One to introduce full-time stewards.
The Los Angeles Rams held on to clinch the win over the Minnesota Vikings 30-20 at home on Thursday night.
AUSTIN, Texas — Alyssa Thompson scored her first goal for the United States women's national team, and Jaedyn Shaw and Sophia Smith scored late on Thursday at Q2 Stadium as the Americans defeated Iceland 3-1 in their first match since winning a fifth Olympic gold medal in August.
Carlos Sainz believes his days as a race-winning driver will not be over when he leaves Ferrari for Williams next season. The 30-year-old Spaniard, who has won three times with Ferrari, told reporters on Thursday ahead of this weekend's Mexico Grand Prix that he is hungry for more and believes he can chase victories in future. "Nothing would make me happier than achieving something like that before the end of the year," he said, referring to the prospect of another win for Ferrari before he is replaced by seven-time world champion Lewis Hamilton.
NEW YORK : Retired soccer great Megan Rapinoe advised WNBA players to "go for the jugular" after they announced they would opt out of their collective bargaining agreement this week on the heels of a blockbuster season.
Former Pittsburgh Steelers running back Le'Veon Bell came out as a full-fledged MAGA supporter recently when he attended a Donald Trump rally in Pennsylvania.