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With the start of the CSA T20 Challenge in Potchefstroom on Monday, Cricket South Africa launched their action-packed 2022/23 "summer of cricket".
Alphonso Davies returned to the pitch, Jonathan David continued his hot streak and Ismael Kone helped CF Montreal to the next round of the playoffs. Here is a look what Canadians did in Europe and MLS this weekend.
Selby 0-0 Craigie (8-58) Ad A very confident start to the day by Craigie, who does not look like the world No. 47 out there. A break of 58 before he runs safe.
Canadian star Alphonso Davies, who suffered a cranial bruise after taking a boot to the head in a game last weekend, has been selected to start Sunday as Bayern Munich hosts SC Freiburg in Bundesliga play.
MUNICH — Canadian star Alphonso Davies, who suffered a cranial bruise after taking a boot to the head in a game last weekend, returned to action Sunday as Bayern Munich hosted SC Freiburg in Bundesliga play.
Selby 2-0 Evans (9-12) Ad Evans handed a golden chance after Selby misses blue to the green pocket. Opportunity to get hand on table with a decent break. Northern Ireland OpenTrump drops party tricks in brilliant win over Lawler in NI Open first round44 MINUTES AGO Robertson 4-0 Patrick Breaks of 85, 120 and 55 from Masters holder Neil Robertson against Fraser Patrick.
Brentford have called for strong support to ensure the person responsible for sending racist abuse online to striker Ivan Toney «faces the full force of the law». Toney posted a screenshot of abuse he received in a direct message on Instagram after scoring both goals in Brentford's 2-0 Premier League win over Brighton on Friday night.
Drizzle and a greasy track put paid to any meaningful second free practice action at the Brands Hatch British Superbike round with only a handful of riders braving the conditions.