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Pickleball World Rankings (PWR) is launching a global ranking system similar to tennis for the popular paddle sport, along with a world tour and major tournaments like Grand Slams, PWR said at its launch event in Dubai.
Manchester United have released their new away kit for the 2024/25 season, with the strip a 'celebration of the city the club calls home'.
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Manchester's newest Irish bar, Mother Mary's, has announced plans to launch a 'sports season card' that will feature big discounts on popular drinks - including £3.50 pints.
Nestled in the Goyt Valley is a ‘hidden gem’ beauty spot with beautiful lakes, gardens and woodland which is a perfect place to spend a sunny day. But there’s a catch - it’s only open one day a month.
The Global Chess League, a joint venture between Tech Mahindra and FIDE, today announced the list of Icon players for the second season to be held in London from 3rd to 12th October at Friends House. Sameer Pathak, CEO, Global Chess League, said, "We would like to extend a warm welcome to all the Icon players. With such renowned names at the helm of each team, we are confident that the exciting matches will offer millions of chess fans an incredible experience. In the following weeks, we will be announcing a host of superstar men, women, and prodigy players, which will only add to the excitement ahead of the player draft."
The WNBA announced a new 11-year media rights deal Wednesday featuring partnerships with Disney, Amazon Prime Video and new rights holder NBCUniversal.
PARIS : Age is nothing but a number for Britain's 50-year-old skater Andy Macdonald, who will compete in his first Olympics at Paris' Place de la Concorde after nearly four decades in the sport.