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Nova Scotia puts on a show at the national basketball championships
The Carleton Ravens men's and women's basketball teams were the stars of the 2023 U Sports Final 8 weekend earlier this month when they became the first university in 38 years to claim both national basketball titles in the same year.
South Africa's grannies kick out stereotypes on the football field
TZANEEN, South Africa: Wearing blue tracksuits and waving their national flag, South Africa's Vakhegula Vakhegula football team jogged into the stadium to cheers ahead of their first match against team USA.
Police issue new update into 'horrific' dog attack on six-year-old girl
Detectives investigating a dog attack in Trafford which saw a six-year-old girl rushed to hospital say their enquiries are ‘moving at pace’.
Channel 4 Celebrity Hunted line-up and what time it is on TV
Celebrity Hunted is back on our screens tonight (March 28) for a brand-new fifth series. Channel 4’s BAFTA-nominated thriller will see ten famous faces go on the run as fugitives, hoping to evade capture by the Hunters.
Martina Navratilova calls World Athletics' decision on transgender females 'step in the right direction'
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Australia Legend Reacts To Media's 'Ridiculous' Take On Indore Pitch Rating Change
The International Cricket Council (ICC) decided to change the pitch rating for the third Test between India and Australia in Indore. After the match referee gave the Holkar Stadium pitch a 'poor' rating, the Board of Contol for Cricket in India (BCCI) decided to lodge an appeal. In what can be called a successful outcome from the appeal, the rating was revised from 'poor' to 'below average'. However, the ICC's decision hasn't gone down well with a section of Australian media.
Annemiek van Vleuten on why her 'driving force has never been winning' as she tackles final season in cycling
Annemiek van Vleuten (Movistar) insists her “driving force has never been winning” despite her incredible palmarès, as she reflected on her legacy at Warner Bros. Discovery's start of season cycling launch event. The Dutchwoman, 40, will bow out from the peloton at the end of the season after an astonishing career that has seen her win practically every major title.