I play to win – Tiger Woods intends to compete for victory on PGA Tour return
Tiger Woods was in typically bullish mood ahead of his return to competition as he targets a record 83rd PGA Tour title in the Genesis Invitational.
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Nicola Bulley latest as police hold press conference on missing mum - live updates
Police are preparing to hold a press conference to update the public on the ongoing search for missing mum Nicola Bulley.
Tiger Woods on comeback: 'I wouldn’t put myself out here if I didn’t think I could win'
Tiger Woods may be making his competitive comeback after seven months out, but he was explicit in his target at this week’s Genesis Invitational – he’s there to win.
JK Rowling says she 'never set out to upset anyone' after making controversial comments on transgender issues
JK Rowling has told fans she 'never set out to upset anyone' after making controversial comments on transgender issues in the past.
"In Difficult Times...": Babar Azam Finally Speaks On 'This Too Shall Pass' Viral Message For Virat Kohli
Virat Kohli and Babar Azam are two of the biggest batsmen in world cricket at the moment. During India's tour of England in 2022, Kohli was struggling with his form and at that point, Babar took to social media to share a picture of them during a match along with the message - “This too shall pass”. Virat was quick to respond to Babar's support on Twitter. "Thank you. Keep shining and rising. Wish you all the best," he wrote. In a recent interaction, the Pakistan cricket team skipper opened up about the viral interaction with Kohli and also the reason behind showing his support on a public platform.
Manager Steve Watt sees Hythe Town close in on Isthmian South East play-off places with wins over Chatham and Sittingbourne
Hythe boss Steve Watt says there’s play-off belief among his squad.
Sheppey United high on confidence after eight-game unbeaten run in Isthmian South East as title-chasing Chatham Town and Ramsgate await
Sheppey’s overachievers are in for a challenging few days.
"They've Put Themselves In Tough Position": Michael Clarke On Australia's Nagpur Test 'Decision'
Rattled by a humiliating defeat against India in the first Test at Nagpur, the Australian cricket team needs to go back to the drawing board and craft a strategy to beat India in their own home. While lack of practice matches didn't help the tourists, their decision to play Matt Renshaw over Travis Head also seems to have backfired. While there's a good possibility of Head's return for the second Test in Delhi, former Australia captain Michael Clarke feels the Aussies have put themselves in a tough position.