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With seven seconds left to play, Notre Dame coach Marcus Freeman sent Mitch Jeter onto the field to do what no kicker has ever done: make a go-ahead field goal in the fourth quarter of a College Football Playoff game.
Naval authorities in Estonia say they have stepped up patrols in the Baltic Sea in a show of force after last month's suspected cable sabotage.
Leny Yoro has drawn a stark contrast with Cristiano Ronaldo by expressing his comfort with Manchester's notorious weather.
As the UK feels the bite of sub-zero temperatures, snowfall has prompted many to crank up their heating or snuggle under cosy blankets.
A man who claimed he tried to 'steer clear' of the violence surrounding him as a child is now in jail for killing a man.
The New York Jets and Cleveland Browns will face off in London next season as part of the NFL's growing slate of international games.
Pakistan has started its preparations for next year's T20 World Cup in India and Sri Lanka by launching a player's improvement, scouting and grooming programme called 'strike force', which will begin in Lahore from January 13. Initially the programme, headed by former Pakistan all-rounder Abdul Razzaq, was to focus on scouting for young talent with the potential to develop into power-hitters to suit the demands of the shortest format of the game. "Initially that was the idea, but, due to logistical challenges we decided to launch the strike force programme by holding a 90-day specialised camp for 25 players who have either already played for Pakistan, done well in domestic or under-19 level or in T20 leagues in the country," Abdullah Khurrum, who heads the PCB's domestic cricket department, said.
Nick Kyrgios, who is set to make his long-awaited return to Melbourne Park for the first time in three years, after undergoing knee and wrist surgeries over the past year, admits that his return has been an emotional rollercoaster. After nearly a year away from competitive tennis, Kyrgios's return has been anything but straightforward. His comeback began at the Brisbane International, where he played two doubles matches with Novak Djokovic and narrowly lost a singles encounter to rising star Giovanni Mpetshi Perricard. However, lingering wrist pain and a minor abdominal injury have raised concerns about his readiness for Melbourne Park.