Bournemouth hit with injury nightmare with Joe Rothwell set to miss the start of the season
Scott Parker has revealed Bournemouth midfielder Joe Rothwell is set to miss the start of the season after picking up an injury against Bristol City.
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WorldSBK Most: Crook Lowes to miss Superpole Sprint
Kawasaki’s Alex Lowes has withdrawn from both Sunday’s WorldSBK morning warm up and Superpole race as his health is evaluated.
Nigeria junior athletes hit Colombia for world U-20 Championship
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Laura Kenny and James Hall go for gold on day three of Commonwealth Games
Laura Kenny aims for her first Commonwealth Games gold of 2022 while James Hall goes for the all-around title on Sunday.
Silver for Jack Carlin as Joe Truman is taken to hospital after high-speed crash
Jack Carlin won men’s keirin silver for Scotland but only after seeing his former housemate Joe Truman knocked unconscious in a frightening high-speed crash.
Commonwealth Games 2022: India's schedule on July 31
Commonwealth Games 2022 on Sunday. Indian men's hockey team will also open their campaign against Ghana while world champion boxer Nikhat Zareen will be in action in 50kg Round of 16 bout.
Canada's Kelsey Mitchell cycles to silver for 2nd medal of Commonwealth Games
Canadian track cyclist Kelsey Mitchell raced to her second medal of the 2022 Commonwealth Games on Saturday, winning silver in the women's sprint competition at Lee Valley VeloPark in London, England.
LGBT+ athletes should be allowed to live without fear: Dutee Chand
From facing a barrage of criticism from her family after announcing she was in a same-sex relationship, to participating in Queen's Baton here to shed light on homophobia in Commonwealth countries alongside British synchronised diver and Olympic gold medallist Tom Daley, life has come a full circle for Dutee. Dutee sent a powerful message against homophobia as she held an LGBTQIA+ flag at the opening ceremony of the 2022 Commonwealth Games. "LGBT+ athletes should be made to feel safe and comfortable, being their usual selves without fear of persecution or death," Dutee told PTI.