Hungary's Kos wins men's 200m backstroke gold
PARIS: Hubert Kos took Hungary's first swimming gold of the Paris Olympics when he won the men's 200-metre backstroke on Thursday (Aug 1).
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Waqar Younis Likely To Become PCB's Chief Cricket Officer
Fast-bowling great Waqar Younis is likely to become the new Chief Cricket Officer (CCO) of the Pakistan Cricket Board, having joined the PCB as an advisor to the chairman of cricket affairs temporarily. A source aware of the developments said that the former captain had joined the board in a paid position and not in any advisory position. "Presently, he has been given the title of advisor to the chairman on cricket affairs. But, a new position similar to the one that Rob Key has in the English cricket board is being created for him and would be approved by the Board of Governors," the source said.
Fajar/Rian: Kami Juga Tak Mau Kalah, tapi...
Fajar Alfian/Muhammad Rian Ardianto kecewa gagal melaju ke babak semifinal Olimpiade Paris 2024. Mereka berjuang sekuat tenaga, namun hasil berkata lain.
James Tavernier directly addresses Rangers future as committed captain tells fans 'I'm ready to go'
Committed James Tavernier has guaranteed his sole focus is Rangers as the Ibrox captain batted away fervent speculation surrounding his future.
Timnas U-19 Juara Piala AFF U-19 2024, Jangan Diglorifikasi
Timnas Indonesia U-19 sudah menjuarai Piala AFF U-19 2024. Ada permintaan agar keberhasilan ini tidak diglorifikasi berlebihan.
NFL kickoff rules changes: What do coaches, players expect? - ESPN
A wild scramble commenced on the afternoon of March 28. NFL owners had approved a fundamental overhaul of kickoffs, agreeing to implement a structure so different from tradition that competition committee chairman Rich McKay ranked it among the league's most substantial rules changes of the past 30 years.
Sailing-Dutch women lead as skiffs stretch their legs in wind and waves
MARSEILLE, France : Sailors finally stretched their legs in Mediterranean wind and waves on Tuesday, with the Dutch duo of Odile van Aanholt and Annette Duetz relishing the changed conditions to regain the lead from their French rivals in the women's skiff series.
Harnessing Hadrian’s heritage: Athens taps into ancient Roman aqueduct to turn down the heat
After experiencing its hottest June on record and another severe heatwave in July, cooling Athens and conserving water has taken on extra urgency, especially given that this part of Europe is one of the fastest-warming places on Earth. One idea already in the pipeline is to create more green spaces in the Greek capital using water from the city’s ancient Roman aqueduct.