Serena Williams prepares for emotional final tournament at US Open
Boyzone were top of the charts and more than a quarter of the women’s top 100 had not been born when Serena Williams made her US Open debut 24 years ago.
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Newly-formed consortium could save Worcester from administration
Former Worcester Warriors chief executive Jim O’Toole is optimistic a newly-formed consortium could save the club from administration.
Football’s back in Kyiv, where a goalless draw is a ‘very nice’ escape from life
Shakhtar Donetsk skipper Taras Stepanenko was able to forget about the war for 90 minutes as the new Ukrainian Premier League season got under way in Kyiv.
Anwar Uddin – complicated language can confuse fans when it comes to diversity
The first British South Asian to captain a league side readily agrees diversity is an intricate topic—but worries complex language is causing fans to tune out of progress-inspiring conversations.
Players’ addiction to sleeping tablets concerns ‘clean’ Ryan Cresswell
Former English Football League defender Ryan Cresswell has warned of the danger of players becoming addicted to sleeping pills after it nearly claimed his life.
Sam Billings aiming to use England Lions game to push for Test recall
Sam Billings believes captaining the England Lions against South Africa offers his best chance of earning a recall to the Test squad.
Will Jacks hopes to use The Hundred to boost his international prospects
Will Jacks believes The Hundred can act as a bridge between county cricket and the international game, and admitted he has been inspired by the recent positive approach of England’s Test team.
World Rugby vows not to ‘stand still’ on issue of player welfare
World Rugby has vowed they “do not stand still” on the issue of player welfare amid claims that playing the sport has caused brain damage.