Lord's to host World Test Championship final in June 2025
The World Test Championship final will be played at Lord's between June 11-15 next year, global governing body International Cricket Council (ICC) said on Tuesday.
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Federer questions potential inconsistency in Sinner doping case
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Deion adopts new tack before Nebraska game, praises Rhule - ESPN
Colorado coach Deion Sanders threw cold water on the idea that the Buffaloes' game this week against Nebraska would again be «personal.» Instead, he praised Nebraska coach Matt Rhule ahead of the rivalry game.
Sinner and Medvedev primed for next instalment of 2024 rivalry at US Open
Top seeds Jannik Sinner and Iga Swiatek have tricky U.S. Open quarter-final matches against Daniil Medvedev and Jessica Pegula, respectively, in what promises to be an entertaining night session at Arthur Ashe Stadium on Wednesday.
Roger Federer understands frustration over Jannik Sinner doping case - ESPN
NEW YORK — Roger Federer says Jannik Sinner's doping case raises questions about whether the current No. 1-ranked tennis player should have been allowed to continue competing until he was absolved of intentionally using an anabolic steroid he tested positive for twice in March.
England test head coach McCullum to take charge across all formats
:England test head coach Brendon McCullum will also take charge of their white-ball teams from January next year, the England and Wales Cricket Board (ECB) announced on Tuesday.
Bangladesh sweep test series in Pakistan in healing touch for troubled nation
:Bangladesh cruised to a six-wicket victory in the second test against Pakistan on Tuesday to complete a 2-0 series sweep and provide a healing touch to a nation recovering from a political upheaval.
Pakistani Wrestler Banned, Stripped Of Commonwealth Games Medal For Using Performance Enhancing Drugs
Pakistani wrestler Ali Asad has been stripped of his bronze medal in the Commonwealth Games after testing positive for using performance enhancing drugs. The Pakistan Wrestling Federation confirmed that Ali Asad had not only been banned for four years but also stripped of his bronze which he won in the 2022 Birmingham CWG. "His tests carried out by the International Testing Agency (ITA) have confirmed he took performance enhancing drugs during the event," one official said. The ruling on his case came this week, following investigation by the ITA.