'Every point matters,' but Brad Keselowski says it's not panic time yet
With two wrecks in two races, Brad Keselowski sits 33rd in the NASCAR Cup Series standings.
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74 years after on-field assault, Johnny Bright's legacy remains, in both Canada and U.S.
It was an unprecedented sight for a country that, at the time, was societally divided.
Napoli transfer, Man United patience, Ruben Amorim system - Rasmus Hojlund future verdict given
Rasmus Hojlund is facing an uncertain long-term future at Manchester United.
Ovechkin reaches 30-goal mark for NHL-record-extending 19th time
Alex Ovechkin has reached 30 goals in a season for the 19th time in his 20-year NHL career, adding to the league record he set last season with his 18th.
Canada's Auger-Aliassime scores 2nd-round win at Dubai Tennis Championships
Montreal's Felix Auger-Aliassime rallied past Portugal's Nuno Borges 4-6, 6-3, 7-5 on Wednesday to reach the quarterfinals at the Dubai Tennis Championships.
Woodland receives PGA Tour Courage Award after return from brain surgery
Former U.S. Open champion Gary Woodland has been named the recipient of the PGA Tour Courage Award on Wednesday for his return to full-time competition on the U.S.-based circuit following brain surgery in 2023.
PV Sindhu Breaks Silence On Badminton Future, Reveals "Passion For The Sport..."
India's double Olympics medallist shuttler PV Sindhu on Tuesday laid emphasis on hard work and moving on quickly from disappointments for sportspersons, while adding that she still has the hunger to excel at the highest level. Sindhu said even though there are plenty of days of disappointment and tiredness, an athlete must not lose discipline as one never knows when it clicks on the field for them. “You need to have that hope that you have to stick in there and you need to keep doing it every single day and it will come out someday,” Sindhu said during the Nasscom Technology and Leadership Forum here on Tuesday.
Ranji Trophy Final, Day 1: Danish Malewar's Unbeaten Ton, Karun Nair's 86 Take Vidarbha To 254/4
A horrible mix-up between Karun Nair (86) and Danish Malewar (138 not out) denied the former a deserving century but their much needed resistance took Vidarbha to a formidable 254/4 at stumps on the opening day of the Ranji Trophy final against Kerala in Nagpur on Wednesday. Nair and Malewar led a strong fightback for the hosts at the VCA Stadium after Kerala seamers struck early thrice to leave Vidarbha struggling at 24 for three. The pair put on a resolute 215-run stand for the fourth wicket consuming as many as 414 deliveries across the three sessions, mixing caution with aggression to give Vidarbha a strong footing in the summit clash.