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Pascale St Onge - Sports integrity commissioner deems majority of complaints inadmissible in 1st annual report - cbc.ca

Sports integrity commissioner deems majority of complaints inadmissible in 1st annual report

The newly created Office of the Sport Integrity Commission (OSIC) has deemed a majority of complaints it received since it opened last year as inadmissible.

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Argentina exit World Cup without a win but with hopes of a brighter future - channelnewsasia.com - Sweden - Germany - Italy - Argentina - South Africa - New Zealand - county Hamilton

Argentina exit World Cup without a win but with hopes of a brighter future

Argentina head home with a heavy heart rueing the failure to get their maiden Women's World Cup win but hopeful that their performances in their three matches in New Zealand bode well for the future with a new generation of players.

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Eddie Jones - Tate Macdermott - Andrew Kellaway - Fraser Macreight - Samu Kerevi - Nic White - Allan Alaalatoa - Carter Gordon - Rob Valetini - Marika Koroibete - Will Skelton - Mark Nawaqanitawase - James Slipper - McDermott to captain Wallabies as Jones doubles down on youth - channelnewsasia.com - Australia - New Zealand - Jordan

McDermott to captain Wallabies as Jones doubles down on youth

SYDNEY : Scrumhalf Tate McDermott will captain the Wallabies for the first time against New Zealand on Saturday as coach Eddie Jones doubles down on the youthful team that lost 38-7 to the All Blacks in Melbourne last week.

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Paris Olympics - Paris Games - Jamaica's Women's World Cup success is frightening for Canada - cbc.ca - France - Brazil - Usa - Australia - Canada - Panama - Jamaica

Jamaica's Women's World Cup success is frightening for Canada

This is an excerpt from The Buzzer, which is CBC Sports' daily email newsletter. Stay up to speed on what's happening in sports by subscribing here.

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'Untrained' Somali runner's horrible performance at World University Games causes outrage - foxnews.com - Brazil - China - state Oregon - county Christian - state West Virginia - Somalia

'Untrained' Somali runner's horrible performance at World University Games causes outrage

Fox News Flash top sports headlines are here. Check out what's clicking on Foxnews.com.

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Arshad Nadeem - Neeraj Chopra Called Up Pakistan Javelin Thrower Yasir After Continental Success. Then Said This - sports.ndtv.com - India - Pakistan

Neeraj Chopra Called Up Pakistan Javelin Thrower Yasir After Continental Success. Then Said This

Muhammad Yasir, the young Pakistani javelin thrower, is ecstatic after receiving a phone call from Neeraj Chopra, India's Olympic gold winner, congratulating him on winning a bronze medal in the Asian Athletics Championships. Yasir achieved the feat with a throw of 79.93 meters during the event in Bangkok last month.

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Somalian sports minister apologizes for slow 100-meter University Games sprinter - ESPN - espn.com - China - Somalia

Somalian sports minister apologizes for slow 100-meter University Games sprinter - ESPN

MOGADISHU, Somalia — Somalia's sports minister publicly apologized Wednesday and ordered that the chairwoman of the national track and field federation be suspended after a seemingly untrained female sprinter represented the African country at the World University Games in China and took more than 20 seconds to finish a 100-meter race.

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Somalian sports minister apologizes after slow 100M runner goes viral at University Games - cbc.ca - China - Somalia

Somalian sports minister apologizes after slow 100M runner goes viral at University Games

Somalia's sports minister publicly apologized Wednesday and ordered that the chairwoman of the national track and field federation be suspended after a seemingly untrained female sprinter represented the African country at the World University Games in China and took more than 20 seconds to finish a 100-metre race.

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