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AUGUSTA, Georgia : Dark clouds are gathering at Augusta National and it has nothing to do with the LIV Golf and PGA Tour feud, as wild weather rolls in threatening to wreak havoc at the Masters where play gets underway on Thursday.
Swansea City's Under-21s secured their third successive win by beating Hull City 3-1 at the Swansea.com Stadium.
Yannick Schwaller's Switzerland continued their strong start to the World Men's Curling Championships with victory over Czech Republic. The Swiss lit up the opening day of action in Ottawa with an upset win over hosts Canada.
The Indian Premier League is set for a grand kick-off at the biggest cricket stadium in the world in what will be a momentous occasion for all 10 teams.
Fred Wright (Bahrain Victorious) is hoping he won’t be “hanging on for dear life” again when he bids for a maiden Classics victory at the Tour of Flanders on Sunday. Wright will start as an outsider on the Flemish cobbles with a host of big names on the start list, but is hoping to build on his seventh-place finish in 2022.
Wales opened their 2023 TikTok Women's Six Nations campaign with a comfortable 31-5 victory over Ireland at Cardiff Arms Park. The pack put the hosts on the front foot early on and they refused to let up from there, running in five tries in the Championship curtain-raiser. Ad Alex Callender started the party after just three minutes and scores followed from Keira Bevan, replacement Sioned Harries and captain Hannah Jones to leave Wales 26-0 up at the break.
Wales opened their 2023 TikTok Women's Six Nations campaign with a comfortable 31-5 victory over Ireland at Cardiff Arms Park. The pack put the hosts on the front foot early on and they refused to let up from there, running in five tries in the Championship curtain-raiser. Ad Alex Callender started the party after just three minutes and scores followed from Keira Bevan, replacement Sioned Harries and captain Hannah Jones to leave Wales 26-0 up at the break.
A goal in the sixth minute of added time denied Maidstone a point in George Elokobi’s first game as their new manager.