Ayaka Furue rides record round to win at Women's Scottish Open
Rookie Ayaka Furue of Japan captured her first LPGA title on Sunday after carding a course-record 10-under-par 62 in the fourth round of the Women's Scottish Open in Ayrshire, Scotland.
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Five-star Shamsi spins Proteas to thumping T20 series win against England
Tabraiz Shamsi engineered England's spin demolition as South Africa triumphed by 90 runs in the third T20 at Southampton on Sunday to take the series 2-1.
South Africa win T20 decider as Jos Buttler’s England are bowled out for 101
New England captain Jos Buttler saw his team suffer a crushing 90-run defeat to South Africa in their T20 decider at the Ageas Bowl to bring a difficult white-ball summer to an end with another low.
Binotto: Ferrari 'didn't have pace' to win in Hungary, regardless of strategy error
Ferrari team boss Mattia Binotto has said that the car was not quick enough to win, regardless of the team’s botched strategy involving Charles Leclerc.
London E-Prix: Lucas di Grassi seals first win of the season
Lucas di Grassi took victory in the second race at the London E-Prix on Sunday afternoon, denying Jake Dennis a double at the ExCel centre.
'Crazy race' - Max Verstappen happy with shock win in Hungary, Lewis Hamilton says Mercedes are closing gap
Max Verstappen says he did not expect to win a «crazy» Hungarian Grand Prix after starting the race in 10th on the grid. The Dutchman sealed his eighth victory of the F1 season and his 29th overall after skilfully moving his way up the grid to take first place. Ad/> After securing back-to-back wins, Verstappen has extended his Championship lead to 80 points over second-placed Charles Leclerc, but he admits he did not think he would top the podium at Hungaroring.
Meath retain All-Ireland Senior title with win over Kerry
Meath have retained the All-Ireland Senior Ladies Football title after beating Kerry 3-10 to 1-7 at Croke Park.
Annemiek van Vleuten takes final stage by 30 seconds to win women's Tour de France
PLANCHE DES BELLES FILLES, France — Veteran rider Annemiek van Vleuten won the women's Tour de France for the first time on Sunday after clinching the eighth and final stage in style.