South Africa elect to bat, India bring in Reddy and Sudharsan
South Africa captain Temba Bavuma elected to bat after winning the toss in the second test against India in Guwahati on Saturday.
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College Football Week 13 Picks, Preview: What To Expect In Rutgers-OSU, More
We're entering the penultimate week of the regular season, and we might have our first de facto College Football Playoff game this weekend.
US speed skating sensation Stolz ready to shine at Milano Cortina Games
Jordan Stolz was already a prodigiously talented speed skater when he made his Olympic debut as a teenager three years ago so it is no surprise that the American is heading to next year's Milano Cortina Games brimming with confidence.
2025 women's basketball Feast Week games: Schedule, analysis - ESPN
Las Vegas has already hosted some important and exciting early-season games, but nothing tops next week's Players Era Women's Championship, a chance for players to earn NIL money and for teams to separate themselves from the other elite squads in the country.
Alpine skiing-Switzerland's Gut-Behrami crashes in training, knee injury feared
Switzerland's twice overall World Cup champion Lara Gut-Behrami has suffered a crash during Super-G training in Colorado, with early assessments pointing to a potential injury to her left knee, the country's governing Swiss Ski body said on Friday.
Injured Gill out of second test, Pant to lead India against South Africa
India captain Shubman Gill has been ruled out of the second and final test against South Africa with a neck injury and Rishabh Pant will lead in his absence, the team said on Friday.
Italy Must Beat Northern Ireland, Then Wales or Bosnia To Return to World Cup
Italy was stopped by Sweden from getting to the 2018 World Cup. It was North Macedonia in 2022. Now it is Northern Ireland's turn.
European focus on Ukraine’s wind power: Austrian delegation studies Zakarpattia’s model of energy resilience
Ukraine’s wind energy projects — despite wartime conditions and sustained pressure on the national energy infrastructure — remain a subject of strong interest among European partners. Today, they are viewed as symbols of technological, economic and governance resilience. As a result, foreign delegations are increasingly travelling to Ukraine to learn from its experience in developing renewable energy during wartime.