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Natalie Geisenberger, a six-time Olympic luge gold medalist, is pregnant with her second child and will sit out the upcoming season, the German luge federation confirmed.
Darts fans will have a unique chance to go head-to-head with former world champion Rob Cross at a Medway builders merchant.
Lewis Hamilton missed out on his eighth world crown last season in heartbreaking and controversial circumstances.
Roger Federer returned to Wimbledon as the All England Club prepared to celebrate the centenary of Centre Court. Federer has won eight Wimbledon titles - a men's singles record - but is not playing at the grass-court tournament for the first time since his debut in 1999.
Ronnie O'Sullivan is set to make his return to action at the Championship League in Leicester on Monday. O'Sullivan is due to face Farkh Ajaib in the Group 1 opener from 12pm (BST) at the Morningside Arena. Ad/> He concludes the section from 5pm with matches against Alfie Burden and former English Open semi-finalist Alexander Ursenbacher in the season's first ranking event.
World number four Paula Badosa defeated two-time champion Petra Kvitova on Saturday to reach the Wimbledon fourth round, where she will face another former winner, Simona Halep. The Spaniard triumphed 7-5, 7-6 (7/4) to make the last 16 for a second successive year at the All England Club.
Olympic champion Hannah Mills says she thought ‘long and hard' about the environmental impact of starting a family. Mills, the most successful female Olympic sailor of all time, is expecting a baby in mid-October with partner and windsurfer Nick Dempsey. Ad/> A passionate environmentalist, the 34-year-old started the Big Plastic Pledge in 2019 and attended the United Nations Oceans Conference last week.
The 30-year-old Romanian, who returned to the All England Club this year for the first time since winning the grasscourt major in 2019, came into match having beaten Frech in both their previous meetings. Despite a stiff breeze blowing across Court two, Halep started in aggressive fashion to build up a 4-0 lead and although the 92nd-ranked Frech managed to get a break of serve back, it was not enough to stop her opponent from winning the first set. Playing her maiden third-round match at a major, Frech also cancelled out an early break at the start of the second set but Halep regained the lead immediately and celebrated with a clenched fist and repeated slaps on her thigh.