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The club is aiming to create a sea of red and white at New Dundas Park by inviting all their youth players in for free if they wear their club kit. There are around 600 youth players at Bonnyrigg across age groups from Under-6 to Under-18.
Outkick founder Clay Travis reacted to the White House dodging a question on transgender athletes on 'America's Newsroom.'
At this time just over a month ago, it didn’t look like we were going to make it to an early April start to the season. Fresh off the latest round of failed collective bargaining agreement negotiations, commissioner Rob Manfred announced MLB was cancelling the first two series of the season and pushing back Opening Day a week.
The 22-year-old will keep plying his trade in Pretoria for the next five years after extending his contract until 2027.
The Chicago White Sox and right-hander Johnny Cueto are in agreement on a minor league contract.
Since his heroics in the 2020-21 Border-Gavaskar Trophy, Rishabh Pant has become a fan favourite for Indian cricket team fans. But it's not been all plain sailing in the past for the wicketkeeper-batter with critics constantly after him and fans lashing out at him for his inconsistency. He also faced intense competition from Wriddhiman Saha for away Tests, with the latter also starting in the first Test against Australia in December 2020. But ever since his 89-run knock at the Gabba, which handed Australia their first loss at the venue in 32 years, Pant has gone on to become an automatic selection and is also being touted as a future national team skipper.
Jimmy White's hopes of ending his 16-year wait for a return to the World Championship went up in smoke as he was beaten 6-2 by Andrew Pagett on the first day of qualifying.
Andrew Pagett ended Jimmy 'Whirlwind' White's latest World Championship bid with a 6-2 victory in the opening qualifying round at the English Institute of Sport in Sheffield. Six-time finalist White – who first appeared at the sport's biggest event in 1981 but last qualified in 2006 – rolled in breaks of 76, 54 and 55 with World No 109 Pagett contributing knocks of 52, 59, 95 and 55. Ad/> Pagett will face former Shoot Out holder Thepchaiya Un-Nooh in the second round of qualifying.