De Vries to make race debut as Albon out with appendicitis
MONZA, Italy (AP) — Nyck De Vries will make his Formula One race debut at the Italian Grand Prix after Williams driver Alex Albon was ruled out with appendicitis on Saturday.
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De Vries makes F1 debut after Albon is taken ill
MONZA, Italy :Dutch driver Nyck de Vries will make his Formula One race debut with Williams in Sunday's Italian Grand Prix as replacement for Alex Albon after the Thai driver was ruled out with appendicitis.
Nyck de Vries to make F1 GP debut after appendicitis takes Alex Albon out in Italy
Alex Albon will miss the Formula 1 Italian Grand Prix this weekend after coming down with appendicitis, his team Williams announced on Saturday.
Bayern Munich winger Coman out with hamstring injury
MUNICH, Germany: Bayern Munich and France winger Kingsley Coman sustained a right hamstring tear in training on Friday, the Bundesliga club said. Bayern said their medical department confirmed the injury and that the player will be out of action “for the time being.” They did not specify how long that time will be.
Why catching remains paramount in winning cricket matches
“Catches win matches” is one of cricket’s oldest and tritest adages.
Max Verstappen hoping to end Monza struggles at Italian GP
MILAN: Formula One champion Max Verstappen is feeling unusually optimistic about his chances to finally get a good result at the Italian Grand Prix. Monza is the only circuit where Verstappen has never even finished on the podium, with the Red Bull driver’s best result being fifth in 2018. Verstappen did not even manage to finish the past two editions of the Italian GP at all, with his retirement last year coming after a spectacular crash with title rival Lewis Hamilton, who was also forced to abandon the race.
Algeria beat Morocco on penalties to take 2022 U-17 Arab Cup
Algeria won the 2022 U-17 Arab Cup after beating Morocco on penalties in the final at Abdelkrim Kerroum Stadium in Sig on Thursday night.
Premier League fixtures postponed to mark queen’s death
LONDON: All Premier League matches this weekend have been postponed as a mark of respect following the death of Queen Elizabeth II, it was announced on Friday. The English top flight took the decision despite guidance from the British government that canceling sporting events was not compulsory during a period of national mourning. “At a meeting this morning, Premier League clubs paid tribute to Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II,” the Premier League said in a statement. “To honor her extraordinary life and contribution to the nation, and as a mark of respect, this weekend’s Premier League match round will be postponed, including Monday evening’s game.”