Reading owner given deadline to sell club - EFL
Reading's Chinese owner Dai Yongge has been ordered to sell the third-tier club after being disqualified under the English Football League's owners' and directors' test, the EFL said on Friday.
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Injured Cubarsi leaves Spain squad and returns to Barca
Spain defender Pau Cubarsi suffered an ankle injury in their 2-2 Nations League draw with the Netherlands in their quarter-final first leg and will return to his club Barcelona, the Spanish FA announced on Friday.
Construction of hockey arena for 2026 Olympics facing a 'tight schedule'
The schedule for completing the arena that will be used for many hockey games at the 2026 Winter Olympics in Italy will be "very tight," organizers told the International Olympic Committee (IOC) this week at the organization's 144th Session in Greece.
Italy defender Calafiori out of Germany return game with knee injury
Italy defender Riccardo Calafiori will miss the second leg of their Nations League quarter-final against Germany after suffering a knee injury in the first game, the Italian football association (FIGC) said on Friday.
Sprinting's latest doping scandal is bad timing in a sport that can't afford more controversy
The news that Gerald Phiri, the retired Olympic sprinter and current head track coach at the Montverde Academy in Florida, had been provisionally suspended by World Athletics' Athletics Integrity Unit following a doping investigation seemed to come out of nowhere.
Williams' Sainz yet to influence 2025 car as team charts course back up the grid
SHANGHAI : Former Ferrari driver and four-time Formula One race winner Carlos Sainz's feedback on the Williams team's 2025 racing car has been "interesting" but is yet to influence the former champions' 2025 contender, its head of vehicle performance said on Friday.
Australia's Khawaja hits back in injury feud with Queensland Cricket
MELBOURNE : Usman Khawaja has slammed Queensland Cricket boss Joe Dawes for accusing the Australia test opener of making himself unavailable for selection for Sheffield Shield cricket.
ICC Considers Mammoth Changes To Points System For World Test Championship 2025-27 Cycle
The International Cricket Council (ICC) is likely to ponder over a new bonus points system during its board meeting in April which could give more weightage to bigger victories, especially overseas, during the next World Test Championship cycle. The 2025-27 WTC cycle will begin with India's five-match away Test series against England in June. As per the prevailing rules, the team winning by the smallest margin or by an innings gets 12 points, six points for a tie and four points for a draw. But this could see a change as the global governing body, as per a report in Telegraph, is considering awarding bonus points for innings victories or for a win above a certain big margin such as 100 runs.