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Sport Canada says it will discontinue a commissioned survey on inclusion in sport after receiving a letter signed by over 200 members of academic and sport communities saying it was discriminatory toward transgender athletes.
It's becoming a familiar sight to see Marcelo Flores flying through the air at the moment. With five goals in just 11 under-23 appearances this season, and two nations fighting publicly to secure his commitment at international level, the 18-year-old has plenty of attention on him, but his trademark somersault celebration adds an even more eyecatching element to his game.
Mikel Arteta On Whether Bukayo Saka Is Arsenal's New Penalty Taker
Pippa Britton, Wales’ most successful archer, was the latest guest to appear on Series 10 of the Game Changers podcast.
Pippa Britton, Wales’ most successful archer, was the latest guest to appear on Series 10 of the Game Changers podcast.
Impressed with the way Dinesh Karthik is making his bat talk in this year's IPL, the legendary Sunil Gavaskar reckons that the veteran keeper-batter can play the role of a finisher for the Indian team in the T20 World Cup later this year. Karthik has been hitting the ball fluently for his new franchise Royal Challengers Bangalore this season. The former Kolkata Knight Riders skipper has produced effective knocks of 32, 14, 44, 7, 34 and 66 with an astonishing strike-rate of 209.57. By remaining unbeaten in five of the six innings, he is averaging 197.00.
Brigette Lacquette recalls trying out for her first summer hockey team with her sister and the unwelcoming vibe that greeted them in the dressing room.
ICC CEO Geoff Allardice on Sunday said the ICC's bid for cricket's inclusion at the Olympics is not aimed at making money but it's about taking the sport to non-cricketing markets to grow its global reach. Allardice made the statement following the ICC's push for inclusion of the sport in the Olympics after women's T20 cricket is set to make its debut at the 2022 Commonwealth Games in Birmingham. The men's competition has already made its debut at the 1998 Commonwealth Games in Kuala Lumpur.