Hosts France dominate Italy to reach Rugby World Cup quarter-finals
Penaud, 26, scored two tries and created a third with a deft chip as he moved to within three of France great Blanco's record of 38 tries for his country.
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France braced for second 'World Cup final' in five weeks
LYON, France : France coach Fabien Galthie declared himself satisfied with Friday's 60-7 drubbing of Italy to move into the knockout stages as Pool A winners but said the next test on their World Cup journey would be as hard as they come.
Canada to face Bermuda for berth in T20 cricket World Cup
Canada's game against Panama at the ICC Men's T20 Cricket World Cup Americas qualifier was abandoned without a ball bowled Friday due to bad weather in Hamilton, Bermuda.
Hosts France romp past Italy into World Cup quarter-finals
LYON, France : Hosts France marched confidently into the World Cup quarter-finals as Pool A winners with an emphatic 60-7 bonus-point victory over a battle-scarred Italy in a festival atmosphere at OL Stadium on Friday.
Pakistan ease to victory against Netherlands to make winning start at Cricket World Cup
Pakistan's Mohammad Rizwan and Saud Shakeel hit identical half-centuries in an otherwise underwhelming batting effort in their World Cup opener against the Netherlands on Friday, before the bowlers sealed a routine 81-run win for the 1992 champions.
Matt Fitzpatrick showed no sign of Ryder Cup hangover to lead at Alfred Dunhill Links Championship
Matt Fitzpatrick shrugged off any sign of a Ryder Cup hangover to lead by one stroke at the midway point of the Alfred Dunhill Links Championship.
Rabada, Coetzee can bring fear factor to Proteas attack in high-scoring World Cup, says Simons
Proteas bowling coach Eric Simons hopes South Africa's attack, led by Kagiso Rabada, can perform on the subcontinent in what he believes will be a high-scoring World Cup tournament.
Pakistan vs Netherlands, World Cup 2023: Pakistan Bowlers Deliver To Set Up 81-Run Win
Netherlands' star all-rounder Bas de Leede did all he could, but Pakistan put up an improved bowling effort to pick up an 81-run victory in their World Cup opener in Hyderabad on Friday. De Leede took four wickets with his medium-pace as a resolute Netherlands limited Pakistan to 286 all out in 49 overs. The Dutch were in the run chase till opener Vikramjit Singh (52 off 67) and de Leede (67 off 68) were in the middle but the end of their 70-run stand for the third wicket led to their downfall. They were eventually bowled out for 205 in 41 overs.