Elgar laments South Africa's lean test schedule
SYDNEY : South Africa captain Dean Elgar has lamented the team's limited test schedule in coming years, saying his players would prefer more matches in the format but are powerless to change it.
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Nearly-man Moriyasu remains in charge of Japan for another four-year cycle
TOKYO : Japan coach Hajime Moriyasu will remain in charge of the Asian team for another World Cup cycle, the country's football association announced on Thursday, with the aim of breaking new ground after a number of near misses.
'I don't want negative thoughts': Singaporean sets record by cycling 7,400km across 15 countries
SINGAPORE: After completing multiple long-distance cycling trips and triathlons around the world, Mr Lawrence Loh found himself sweating for another reason altogether – the COVID-19 pandemic.
Make your garden a safe haven for robins this Christmas with these expert tips
With below freezing temperatures gripping parts of Europe, and further cold snaps predicted for parts of the UK in the coming weeks, it’s not only us humans feeling the bite.
Eddie Dunbar now has Grand ambitions after team switch to Team Jayco AlUla
It's the end of the road at INEOS-Grenadiers for Ireland’s Eddie Dunbar as he moves onto pastures new after four full seasons at cycling’s most illustrious team.
2024 Tour de France to start in Italy
The Tour de France will start in Italy for the first time in 2024 and the opening three stages will be held there, race organisers said on Wednesday.
Vuelta a Espana 2023 to start in Barcelona's Olympic port
Barcelona's Olympic port will host the departure of the 78th edition of the Vuelta a Espana next August, organisers said on Tuesday.
Croatia proud of World Cup third place, expect bright future
DOHA : Croatia ended their World Cup campaign with the pride of claiming third place in a 2-1 win against Morocco, which marked the end of a journey but also promised a bright future, coach Zlatko Dalic said on Saturday.