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China has withdrawn as the 2023 Asian Cup host due to the coronavirus, football officials said Saturday, with Beijing's strict zero-Covid strategy dealing another blow to the country's sporting ambitions.
Arsenal are set to complete their first signing of the summer transfer window after having a £3million bid accepted for Sao Paulo youngster Marquinhos, according to reports in Brazil.
Matt Parcell has committed his future to Hull KR after signing a two-year extension that will see him at the club at least until the end of 2024.
Nottingham Forest are no closer to finding out who their opponents could be in the play-off final should they overcome Sheffield United in their semi-final.
Bristol City have made contact with Kane Wilson as they look to sign the right wing-back on a free transfer this summer.
If Leinster could have hand-picked the scenario for a Heineken Champions Cup semi-final, almost every element of today's meeting with Toulouse is how Leo Cullen would have wanted it.
Punjab Kings' captain Mayank Agarwal hailed bowler Arshdeep Singh as the leader in the team, after his side's 54-run win over Royal Challengers Bangalore (RCB) in their Indian Premier League (IPL) match on Friday. With a brilliant economy rate of 6.80 in his four-over spell of 1/27, Arshdeep played a key role in Punjab's comprehensive win at the Brabourne Stadium here. After the match, while talking about Arshdeep, skipper Agarwal said: "Very, very energetic person. Very confident guy, enjoys his cricket. Must say he's the leader in the team. He rallies around everyone, takes up the responsibility, even goes up and speaks to the bowlers sometimes."
As UK Athletics prepares to ditch the capital, in talks over bringing a (very) early end to its 50-year post-2012 Olympics legacy deal at the London Stadium, Londoners can at least take solace in the fact that the city’s best track meeting is back and going nowhere.