England's Woakes taking break from cricket after father's death
England all-rounder Chris Woakes said his absence from cricket in recent weeks was due to the death of his father, adding that he would return to the sport "when the time is right".
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McLaughlin-Levrone sets world lead on return to 400m hurdles
Olympic champion Sydney McLaughlin-Levrone ramped up preparations for a title defence at this year's Paris Games by running a world-leading time of 52.70 seconds on Friday in her first 400 metres hurdles race in over a year.
Video: Tearful Cristiano Ronaldo Hard To Console As Al-Nassr Lose King's Cup Final To Al Hilal
Football legend Cristiano Ronaldo was shattered to the core as his Saudi Pro League side Al-Nassr lost the King's Cup final to rivals Al-Hilal on Friday. The closely-fought tie saw Ronaldo hitting the post with a beautiful bicycle kick, as the match headed into penalties after the normal time score remained 1-1. No winner could be decided in the extra-time, prompting penalties to be taken where Al-Hilal emerged triumphant 5-4, leaving Ronaldo tearful and inconsolable. While other players might see the Saudi Arabia experience as a 'retirement league or competition', Ronaldo's emotions proved that, for him, it was much more than that.
Birmingham-Southern loses in D-III WS on same day college shuttered - ESPN
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Brilliant Alcaraz fells Korda to book French Open fourth-round spot
PARIS :Third seed Carlos Alcaraz sparkled and showed steely resolve in his most convincing match at the French Open this year for a 6-4 7-6(5) 6-3 victory over American Sebastian Korda to reach the fourth round of Roland Garros on Friday.
Lions' Ben Johnson details decision to pass on head coaching opportunities: 'I love where I'm at'
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Yuka Saso, Minjee Lee share U.S. Women's Open lead midway through 2nd round
Minjee Lee and Yuka Saso, recent champions of the strongest test of golf, set the target Friday morning with a few mistakes, a few birdies and a steady diet of pars to share the lead midway through the second round of the U.S. Women's Open.
Hayes will not change team's 'American DNA' as she takes the reins
Emma Hayes has no desire to change the "American DNA" of the United States women's team as she steps onto the sidelines for the first time on Saturday as head coach of a squad hungry for redemption.