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Champion Aussie cricket player David Warner could be lost to the BBL if the 'unjust' leadership ban imposed on him for his role in Sandpapergate is not removed, his fuming wife Candice Warner has said.
A late crash ended Mark Cavendish’s Tour de France on the opening day as the 101st event got underway in Yorkshire on this day in 2014
Tottenham will turn their attention to signing a right wing-back once they secure a deal for Barcelona ace Clement Lenglet, according to Fabrizio Romano.
Tiger Woods made his first appearance on Monday since May's US PGA Championship, when he ramped up preparations for the Open Championship in front of packed galleries at a pro-am event in Ireland.
On a day when Wimbledon celebrated 100 years of its hallowed Centre Court, and a string of legendary past champions was introduced into the arena to rapturous applause, somewhere else on the grounds of the All England Club, a current player was preparing to continue her latest bid for more history of her own.
Kyrgios put on a very un-Kyrgios like show in his fourth-round match against American Brandon Nakashima on the Centre Court, trading his usual chatter and histrionics for calm and good behaviour during his fighting 4-6, 6-4, 7-6, 3-6, 6-2 victory. Whereas his ill-tempered match against Stefanos Tsitsipas was followed by even more acrimonious press conferences from both the players, Monday again proved to be a pleasant departure from the routine as Kyrgios opened up on his transition (still in the process, some might say) from a combustible youngster — who burst on the scene at the very same venue when he stunned Nadal in the fourth round in 2014 — to a seasoned veteran on the men’s tour. “Look, there was a time where I was having to be forced out of a pub at 4 am to play Nadal second round.
Before play started on Day 4 of the ongoing Edgbaston Test against England, it was India who were on top and the were expecting to set a big target for England. However, some "ordinary" shots brought about the dismissals of Indian batters, and the visitors were bundled out for 245 with only Cheteshwar Pujara and Rishabh Pant going past the 50-run mark. In the end, England were set a target of 368 and the hosts reached 259/3 at stumps on Day 4 with Joe Root and Jonny Bairstow unbeaten on 76 and 72, respectively.
A missed convert by Boris Bede with 25 seconds left in regulation time after the Toronto Argonauts rallied to within a point was the difference Monday as the Winnipeg Blue Bombers escaped BMO Field with a 23-22 victory and their unbeaten streak intact.