Knight to be replaced as England women's captain
Heather Knight is leaving her role as England women's captain after nine years, the England and Wales Cricket Board (ECB) said on Saturday.
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Non-League Day LIVE: Fixtures, updates, Premier League and Championship offers
With the Premier League and Championship taking a pause due to March's international break, non-league football is grasping centre stage this afternoon.
Trump misses chance at March Madness bracket predictions, says he can backdate one
President Donald Trump confirmed he is going to Philadelphia to watch the NCAA wrestling championships and spoke about being late to fill out a March Madness bracket.
John Parry, Daniel Hillier Confirm Participation In Hero Indian Open
England's John Parry and New Zealand's Daniel Hillier, both in outstanding form, have confirmed their participation in the 2025 Hero Indian Open, scheduled to be held at the DLF Golf and Country Club in Gurguram from March 27 to 30. The tournament, sanctioned by the DP World Tour and the Indian Golf Union, will feature 138 players from nearly 30 countries competing for a prize purse of USD 2.25 million. Both Parry and Hillier are currently in Top-5 of the Race to Dubai rankings on the DP World Tour.
Zelenskyy accuses Putin of stalling peace efforts ahead of Saudi talks
Ukraine’s President Volodymyr Zelenskyy reiterated on Friday that more pressure must be put on Russia to achieve a sustainable ceasefire.
In football, the grass is everything
Why is it that it is only Uyo, a small, laid back emerging metropolis located in the southernmost part of Nigeria, that has the only stadium facility with FIFA’s approval to host Nigeria’s Grade A international matches? It is ridiculously unbelievable, yet it is true. With Nigeria’s records of achievements and football, no other stadium in the country can host the highest levels of football!
NCAA Women's Tournament 2025: Top moments from Day 1
The 2025 NCAA Women's Tournament might have just tipped off on Friday, but brackets across the country are already busted.
Welcome to the Madness! Is the SEC in trouble?
As March Madness goes, Day 1 of this year's NCAA Tournament was relatively tame. There was a 12-5 upset when McNeese upended Clemson in spectacular fashion and a blow to the SEC when 11th-seeded Drake toppled sixth-seeded Missouri. But everything else went more or less by the book, even if No. 5 Michigan needed a last-minute jumper from Will Tschetter to stave off UC San Diego in crunch time and No. 3 Texas Tech only pulled away from UNC Wilmington in the final moments.