Childhood memories translate to cricket boom in Thunder Bay, Ont., that's attracting national interest
Weekends at Chapples Park in Thunder Bay, Ont., bring back a wave of good memories for cricket player Stefin Cyriac.
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Nadal trains on grass in Mallorca two weeks before Wimbledon
Rafael Nadal trained on grass for the first time on Monday morning, with a light session in Mallorca raising hopes he could overcome his foot injury to play at Wimbledon.
Ronnie O’Sullivan: Snooker the last sport I’d want my children to play, the sport needs to get its act together
Ronnie O’Sullivan says snooker “needs to get its act together” after admitting he would advise children against playing the sport. O'Sullivan is in Singapore to officially launch the Ronnie O'Sullivan Snooker Academy, and is set to play an exhibition tournament on Saturday alongside China's Zhao Xintong and women's world champion Nutcharut 'Mink' Wongharuthai of Thailand. Ad/> Speaking about the challenges snooker faces, world champion O’Sullivan admitted the sport is in a “tough position” given its competition.
Dokic reveals she had suicidal thoughts before seeking help
Former tennis world number four Jelena Dokic revealed on Monday that she contemplated suicide in April before she sought professional help to deal with depression and anxiety.
Nick Kyrgios a ‘legitimate force’ at Wimbledon and a ‘semi-final is realistic this year’, says Aussie great
Nick Kyrgios has a chance to finally have a deep run at Wimbledon this year and could possibly reach the semi-final, according to Australian legend Todd Woodbridge.
Britain’s Jack Draper topples world number 14 Taylor Fritz at Queen’s Club
British youngster Jack Draper scored the biggest win of his career by beating world number 14 Taylor Fritz at Queen’s Club.
Jelena Dokic: Australian tennis star bravely admits suicide attempt
Australian tennis star Jelena Dokic revealed she tried to take her own life as she opened up about her mental health struggles.
Former Australian Tennis Star Jelena Dokic Says She Came Close To Suicide
Australian former tennis star Jelena Dokic revealed on Monday that she came close to taking her own life just a few weeks ago. The 39-year-old, who rose to a career-high world ranking of four in 2002, wrote a lengthy and heartfelt message on Instagram along with a picture of herself in tears. Dokic, who sprang to prominence at Wimbledon in 1999 when she stunned world number one Martina Hingis in the first round, said she has been suffering with mental illness and nearly resorted to suicide on April 28.