Scheffler out to steal McIlroy's world No 1 status
Scottie Scheffler admits his competitive nature means he is determined to regain top spot in the world rankings from Rory McIlroy.
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Diriyah Tennis Cup returns with world class lineup
RIYADH: The Diriyah Tennis Cup makes a return to Saudi Arabia next month with some of the world’s leading players set to take part.
Fleetwood and Molinari the captains for Europe's Ryder Cup warm-up
Tommy Fleetwood and Francesco Molinari were on Tuesday named as playing captains for a new team matchplay competition aimed at boosting Europe's bid to regain the Ryder Cup.
Brazilian Grand Prix: Stats and figures you should know ahead of the F1 race
Formula 1 returns to Interlagos this weekend for the next instalment of the Brazilian Grand Prix. The race, hugely popular among fans and drivers, always seems to deliver something to write home about, and this year proves to be no different.
United States defender Richards to miss World Cup with hamstring injury
United States centre back Chris Richards will miss the World Cup after failing to recover from a hamstring injury in time for the tournament in Qatar, the Crystal Palace defender said on Tuesday.
Kazakhstan down hosts Britain in Billie Jean King Cup finals, Australia win
GLASGOW: Kazakhstan began their Billie Jean King Cup finals campaign with victory over hosts Britain on Tuesday (Nov 8) while seven-times champions Australia saw off Slovakia in the opening tie.
CAS clears Ecuador to play at World Cup
CAS ruled that Castillo was eligible to play but sanctioned the Ecuador federation (FEF) for the "falsification" of his passport. "The Court of Arbitration for Sport (CAS) confirms the eligibility of the player Byron Castillo (Ecuador) but imposes sanctions against the Ecuadorian football federation for a violation of the FIFA regulations," the court said in a statement.
World Cup has 3 women set to referee matches in Qatar
TOKYO: Japanese referee Yoshimi Yamashita knows that being one of three women picked to officiate matches at the World Cup — the first time a woman will be in charge on the game’s biggest stage — is not simply about soccer.