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As qualifying for the 2016 Rio Olympics approached, Molly Carlson found herself in a dark place. She was struggling through a binge eating disorder, had body dysmorphia, and was constantly comparing her body to the other athletes on Canada's diving team.
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DHARAMSALA, India : Ben Stokes is set to miss Tuesday's match against Bangladesh but England captain Jos Buttler is more concerned with the outfield in Dharamsala, which he thinks is not ideal for World Cup matches.
Given recent decisions in the Premier League, Mateo Kovacic must have feared the worst when he caught Martin Odegaard with his studs up on the follow-through in a fiercely-contested first half at the Emirates between Manchester City and Arsenal. Liverpool's Curtis Jones and Chelsea's Malo Gusto saw red for similar challenges - which lacked any intent but still made contact with their opponent. However, VAR decided there was no clear and obvious error so opted against sending Kovacic off.
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Mitch Garver hit a third-inning grand slam and the Texas Rangers won their fourth consecutive game to start this post-season, pushing the Orioles to the brink of elimination with an 11-8 victory in Game 2 of the AL Division Series on Sunday in Baltimore.
TOULOUSE, France : Fiji sneaked into the Rugby World Cup quarter-finals despite a 24-23 defeat by Portugal, who claimed their first ever win in the tournament, as Australia were eliminated on Sunday.
CHENNAI : Mitchell Marsh has no illusions about his popularity back home and the Australia all-rounder's detractors will have more ammunition after his clanger in Sunday's World Cup opener against India.