Ryder Cup day two: Europe on course to regain trophy as emotions run high in Rome
Europe need just four points from the final day’s 12 singles matches to complete their revenge mission in Rome and regain the Ryder Cup.
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Players would pay to play in Ryder Cup, says Johnson
ROME : The question of whether multi-millionaire players should be paid for appearing in the Ryder Cup popped up again in Rome this weekend, more than 20 years after U.S. officials thought they had put it to bed by introducing a charity donation policy.
Rory McIlroy in brutal Patrick Cantlay snub as Ryder Cup tensions simmer ahead of Sunday singles tee off
Rory McIlroy refused to even look at Patrick Cantlay as tensions between the two simmer under the surface ahead of the Ryder Cup's final day.
World Cup 2023: Virender Sehwag Picks India's Middle Order. No Place For...
Former Indian cricket team opener Virender Sehwag believes that Shreyas Iyer has cemented his spot in the playing XI for the Cricket World Cup 2023 after a sensational century against Australia in the recently-concluded ODI series. Iyer looked in good touch and with the impressive knock in the second ODI encounter, Sehwag picked him to bat at No. 4 for India. The legendary batter further picked KL Rahul to bat at No. 5 and all-rounder Hardik Pandya to bat at No. 6 at the World Cup. As a result, he said that both Ishan Kishan and Suryakumar Yadav missed out to the form of the other established batters.
India out to end decade of hurt at home World Cup
NEW DELHI : India's success off the field has not been matched by their performances on it at World Cups over the last decade but with a near-perfect buildup, familiar conditions and recent history on their side, the hosts are favourites to end their title drought.
Classy Australia look to find form at World Cup
Although history has taught cricket fans never to write off Australia at a World Cup, sceptics of their chances of winning the trophy for a sixth time in India in November have more than a little ammunition to call on.
When Irish tennis dined at the Davis Cup's top table and took on the might John McEnroe
"The Republic of Ireland is not a place where tennis flourishes. The reasons may be varied, but leaving the country's sports psyche aside, there are two possible explanations much easier to understand..."
Cricket World Cup 2023: Spin-Heavy Afghanistan Look To Turn Things Around In India
Afghanistan will be looking to a spin quartet led by match-winner Rashid Khan to get results on the slow and turning wickets of India at the World Cup. Rashid is in huge demand for T20 teams around the world as he is the top-ranked bowler in that format and fifth in ODIs. But the Afghans have great spin depth beyond Rashid, with Mohammad Nabi, Mujeeb Ur Rahman and Noor Ahmad also capable of turning their side to victory. The lack of a pace attack and inconsistent batting have let down Afghanistan in 50-over cricket, with the team winning just two of their nine games this year.