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It has taken until mid-March for a British golfer to post a victory on one of the main professional tours and Georgia Hall's success in the Middle East was a fine triumph that bodes well for her 2022 season.
What looked like a legitimate point by Fermanagh's Seán Quigley was waved wide with 15 minutes to go in their Allianz Football League Division 3 clash in Mullingar.
Spin bowling coach Jeetan Patel felt England paid a heavy price for their only two mistakes on a tough third day at the Kensington Oval.
MANAMA :Lewis Hamilton will pay 50,000 euros ($55,340)to help a disadvantaged student into motorsport, Formula One's governing body said on Friday after discussing the seven times world champion's absence from last year's gala awards.
A new report has revealed the date and location have been revealed for the WWE UK pay-per-view that will supposedly take place this year.
Anirban Lahiri finishes second at The Players, just a shot behind winner, claims $2.18 million in prize moneyIt can happen in life, it can happen in golf. That sudden turnaround, a reversal of fortunes. "The beauty about what we do is that you're one week away from being a PGA Tour winner," said Anirban Lahiri in a pre-tournament news conference at The Players Championship. Probably no one gave a chance to the man who had just snapped a streak of three consecutive missed cuts with a T-74th finish at Arnold Palmer Invitational a week before. In 12 starts on the Tour, Lahiri had missed seven cuts and his best finish was tied 40th position. Besides, TPC Sawgrass had been a pain in the neck for the Bengali from Bengaluru. In five appearances at The Players, he had missed four cuts and finished tied 74th in 2019. And by his own admission this year, he was not enjoying the game anymore.
US President Joe Biden, Vice President Kamala Harris and other administration officials marked Equal Pay Day with a Tuesday afternoon event attended by members of the women's football team.
Chelsea forward Kai Havertz said he would pay for his own travel to away matches while the Premier League club struggles to operate under government restrictions that have impacted their spending.