Andy Murray opens up on Wimbledon singles decision and why it was the right call NOT to play
Andy Murray has opened up on his decision to NOT play singles at Wimbledon - as all focus now turns to teaming up with brother Jamie in the doubles.
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Shastri wants fewer test teams, MCC chief backs T20 in changing landscape
LONDON : Restricting test cricket to six or seven teams and using the 20-overs format as the vehicle to spread the game were some of the views aired at a symposium organised by the Marylebone Cricket Club (MCC) on Sunday.
NADA Suspends 400m Runner Deepanshi Over Failed Dope Test
India's top woman 400m runner Deepanshi has been suspended by the National Anti-Doping Agency (NADA) after testing positive for anabolic steroids during the recent National Inter-State Athletics Championships, held at Panchkula, Haryana. Deepanshi had secured a silver medal in the event, clocking an impressive 52.01 seconds in the women's 400m final. The 21-year-old athlete had finished just behind Kiran Pahal, who won the gold with a time of 50.92 seconds, setting a new meet record.
Winning start for Razor as All Blacks edge England by one point in tense, brutal first Test
Damian McKenzie landed two late penalties as New Zealand beat England 16-15 in the first Test on Saturday to make a winning start to the tenure of new coach Scott Robertson.
Goodbye James Anderson - Test cricket will never see the likes of you again
What does it mean to take 700 wickets across 20 years of Test cricket? James Anderson knows. And he will almost definitely be the last one to ever know.
Blind enjoys new supporting role for Dutch at Euro 2024
WOLFSBURG, Germany : Veteran Daley Blind is being asked to play a new role for the Netherlands at the European Championship, supporting and guiding younger players in the squad.
Canada's Davies scores shootout penalty to bury World Cup demons
Canada captain Alphonso Davies banished memories of his penalty miss at the 2022 World Cup by confidently converting a spot-kick in a shootout victory over Venezuela in the Copa America quarter-finals on Friday.
We have full confidence in WADA after Chinese swimmers' report, IOC says
BERLIN: The International Olympic Committee on Thursday (Jul 11) backed the World Anti-Doping Agency following an independent report that said the global anti-doping body had not mishandled the case of 23 Chinese swimmers who had tested positive for doping.