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Olympic runner Caster Semenya wins appeal on testosterone rules - ESPN

Double Olympic champion runner Caster Semenya won an appeal against track and field's testosterone rules Tuesday when the European Court of Human Rights ruled she was discriminated against and there were «serious questions» about the rules' validity.

South African runner Semenya wins appeal at European rights court

(FILES) In this file photo taken on March 13, 2020 South African 800-metre Olympic champion Caster Semenya reacts after winning the women’s 200m final during the Athletics Gauteng North Championships at the LC de Villiers Athletics Stadium in Pretoria. – South Africa’s two-time Olympic champion Caster Semenya has filed a lawsuit in the European Court of Human Rights challenging restrictions of testosterone in female athletes, her lawyers said February 25, 2021. (Photo by Phill Magakoe / AFP)

Semenya wins appeal over human rights violations

Caster Semenya, a double Olympic 800m champion, won her appeal on Tuesday to the European Court of Human Rights to challenge whether her rights had been infringed in terms of requiring women with natural high testosterone to reduce those levels through medication.

Ricky Ponting Clarifies 'Pat Cummins Might Have To Re-Think Appeal' Off-Air Comment

With the third Ashes Test scheduled to be played between July 6-10, the dust seemed to have settled over England batter Jonny Bairstow's controversial dismissal in the second Test at Lord's which Australia won by 43 runs to 2-0 in the five-game series. On the eve of the 3rd Test at Headingley, England captain Ben Stokes insisted it was time "everyone moved on" from the incident, which reinvigorated the 'Spirit of Cricket' debate. Former England Nasser Hussain has revealed that Australia great Ricky Ponting told him off-air that the visiting skipper, Pat Cummins, "might have to re-think his appeal".