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LONDON :Arsenal manager Mikel Arteta's mantra ahead of his side's Champions League quarter-final against 15-times winners Real Madrid was to "make it happen" and on Tuesday his players, roared on by a raucous north London crowd, did just that.
NEW CHANDIGARH :The new Indian Premier League season has had a distinctly local flavour so far with uncapped players overshadowing established internationals and highlighting the importance of lower level Twenty20 leagues in nurturing talent.
MELBOURNE :Rugby Australia (RA) has signed a five-year extension to its broadcast rights agreement with Nine Entertainment in a deal worth up to A$240 million ($143 million).
MELBOURNE :Rugby Australia has signed a five-year extension to its broadcast rights deal with Nine Entertainment which will reward Wallabies wins with extra money.
LONDON :Real Madrid boss Carlo Ancelotti admitted his side's chances of reaching the Champions League semi-finals were low after a stunning 3-0 defeat at Arsenal on Tuesday but warned that the reigning champions could still produce some magic at home.
India's top shuttlers, including Lakshya Sen, HS Prannoy and two-time Olympic medallist PV Sindhu, will try to overcome their string of below-par performances this season when the opening-round matches in the Badminton Asia Championships commence in Ningbo, China on Tuesday. Besides the two top-ranked Indian men's singles players in the world, Prannoy (17th) and Sen (18th), Kiran George (34th) and Priyanshu Rajawat (35th) will aim to put up a good show, while in women's singles, Sindhu, whose world ranking has dropped to 17th, will hope to recover her form in the continental event.
The Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) has claimed to have earned three billion PKR (Rs 91 crore) by hosting the ICC Champions Trophy, exceeding its target of two billion rupees. The PCB claim came in a written reply to the National Assembly which expressed its concerns over the persistent under-performance of the national team over the past two years. The PCB in its written response also confirmed that a total of 18 billion rupees are being spent on the upgradation of stadiums in Karachi, Lahore and Rawalpindi.
AUGUSTA, Ga. — After every year, Jon Rahm likes to hit the reset button. And heading into this major season at the Masters, the Spaniard felt as if he needed the reboot more than most years.