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STELLENBOSCH, South Africa : Coach Hugo Broos will call on the experience of lifting the Africa Cup of Nations trophy with Cameroon in 2017 when he takes South Africa to this year’s finals but admits there is no blueprint for success at the "intense" continental championship.
American gymnastics great Mary Lou Retton has revealed that she is "blessed" to be alive after nearly being put on life support last year with a rare form of pneumonia that left her unable to breathe on her own.
LONDON: An own goal by Jakub Kiwior and a thumping late strike by Luis Diaz sealed a 2-0 victory for Liverpool at Arsenal in the weekend's headline FA Cup third round tie as the hosts' dismal form extended into the New Year on Sunday (Jan 7).
Now it all makes sense. Why Kyle Walker and Pep Guardiola were so shifty about the real identity of Manchester City's captain back in August.
Manchester City's famed academy have given the first team another player with Jacob Wright the latest youngster to make his full debut.
Kevin De Bruyne has enjoyed being a taxi driver but now feels ready to help steer Manchester City to more success.
The Badminton Association of India (BAI) will fund 28 Indian shuttlers, including senior national men's and women's champions Chirag Sen and Anmol Kharb, for international tournaments this year. Indian players ranked between 26 and 75 in BWF world rankings and top performers from the Senior National championships, who are not part of the national camp, will benefit from this opportunity. The funds will come as part of BAI's partnership with Rural Electrification Corporation (REC). Abu Dhabi Masters champion Unnati Hooda and 2023 Badminton Asia U-17 Junior championships silver medallist Tanvi Sharma are among the 28 players across singles and doubles categories who have been chosen based on their performances in multiple tournaments.
Fair City curlers Robin Brydone and Duncan McFadzean were inches from lifting the prestigious Perth Masters crown on Sunday.