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CARDIFF : Gareth Bale scored both goals as Wales edged Austria 2-1 in their playoff semi-final on Thursday to move a step closer to a first World Cup finals appearance in 64 years.
Krzysztof Piatek’s injury-time penalty gave Poland a late 1-1 draw with Scotland at Hampden Park.
Ireland's Seamus Power is almost certain to make his Masters debut in a fortnight's time after thrashing world number four Patrick Cantlay 5 and 4 at the WGC-Dell Technologies Match Play.
Ryle de Morny produced a sprinting master class to roll back the years and once again be crowned South Africa's King of the Beach when it comes to sprinting.
Star Cronulla signing Nicho Hynes led the Sharks to a handsome 36-12 win over St George Illawarra in wet and windy conditions in Wollongong.
Pakistan in the deciding third and final Test at Lahore and clinch the series, fast bowler Mitchell Starc said on Wednesday. Starc and fast bowling colleague Pat Cummins wreaked havoc towards end of play on the third day at the Gaddafi Stadium as Australia picked up the last seven Pakistan wickets for 20 runs to take a first-innings lead of 123. The touring side find themselves in a familiar position as the second Test in Karachi, where they set Pakistan a fourth-innings target of 506 over the last two days but were unable to take 10 wickets for victory.
Reverse swing will be the key for Australia if the touring side are to beat Pakistan in the deciding third and final test at Lahore and clinch the series, fast bowler Mitchell Starc said on Wednesday.
Sneh Rana's four wickets helped India keep their semi-final hopes alive as they skittled Bangladesh for a 110-run victory at the 2022 ICC Women's Cricket World Cup.