‘I couldn’t breathe’: Fan safety under spotlight after Indonesia football match chaos kills 2
JAKARTA: It was the big football match Raihan Fauzi, 25, had been waiting for.
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Harry Kewell given Celtic success backing as no old pals act against Rangers coming for elite standard coach
He won't get a good luck message at least four times a season - but Warren Feeney insists close ally Harry Kewell is more than capable of making a coaching name for himself at Celtic.
Kurt Busch helping Bubba Wallace to handle frustrations ‘the right way’
Kurt Busch says he understands teammate Bubba Wallace’s frustrations after more issues on pit road for the No. 23 team this past weekend, and that “I’ve got my arm around him.”
Wimbledon 2022: Nick Kyrgios spits in direction of heckling fan, lashes out at 'snitch' line judge
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Baker Mayfield 'ready to move on' from Browns even with lengthy Deshaun Watson suspension looming
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India vs Ireland, 2nd T20I: Deepak Hooda's maiden century helps India beat Ireland by 4 runs to pocket series 2-0
Hooda scored 104 off 57 balls to become only the fourth Indian to hit a T20 International ton, while Sanju Samson contributed 77 off 42 balls to power India to a mammoth 225 for seven after opting to bat. As it happened | ScorecardIreland took the chase to the last over with skipper Andy Balbirnie (60 off 37), Paul Stirling (40 off 18), Harry Tector (39 off 28) and George Dockrell (34 not out off 16) shining bright but they eventually fell short as rookie India pacer Umran Malik defended 17 runs in the final over. Opting to bat, Hooda showed he belonged to the big stage with his scintillating stroke play, both off the front and backfoot. While Hooda was elegant and at ease on the frontfoot, he was equally good on the backfoot, dispatching the ball over the midwicket boundary for a few sixes.
Kyrgios admits spitting towards fan 'disrespecting' him at Wimbledon
Australian Nick Kyrgios admitted spitting in the direction of a spectator who he felt was heckling him during his Wimbledon first round match on Tuesday while he also questioned whether the line judges at the tournament should be younger.