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Daniel Ricciardo, McLaren’s F1 team driver, tests positive for Covid-19 and misses the final day of testing in Bahrain

McLaren driver Daniel Ricciardo tested positive for Covid-19 on Friday, after feeling unwell since Wednesday. The Australian is now required to isolate until next Friday, the day before qualifying for the Bahrain Grand Prix and the first race of the 2022 F1 season. Ad/> McLaren Racing confirmed Ricciardo’s positive PCR test in a statement on Friday evening, adding that their driver is already beginning to feel better and wishing him well for a quick recovery.

France dream of Six Nations Grand Slam after gutsy Wales win

France coach Fabien Galthie hailed his side's heroic defensive effort after a gutsy 13-9 victory over Wales that kept alive dreams of a first Six Nations Grand Slam in 12 years.

West Brom player ratings as Grant & Carroll dig Albion out of the mire

West Brom mounted a late come-back to seal an unlikely point at home to promotion challengers Huddersfield Town - despite trailing 2-0 with seven minutes to go.

Swerve makes AEW in-ring debut on Rampage

Shane "Swerve" Strickland makes his AEW in-ring debut on Friday night when he meets old foe Tony Nese. Plus, Private Party's Marq Quen takes on Darby Allin, Keith Lee is in action against QT Marshall and Mercedes Martinez faces Jamie Hayter. You can catch AEW Rampage at 10pm et/7pm pt streaming on TSN Direct and on TSN.ca.

Brock Lesnar: WWE plans to book Olympic gold medallist like ‘The Beast’

WWE plan to book Gable Steveson in the same vein as one of their biggest ever stars, Brock Lesnar.

Neco Williams in: Is this Fulham’s best XI on paper when every player is fully fit?

Fulham are flying and have been for most of the season, with them currently on course to win the Sky Bet Championship title at a canter.

ICC Women's World Cup: Presence of psychologist helping us a lot, says Ramesh Powar

cricket team's head coach Ramesh Powar feels the team has benefitted immensely from the presence of psychologist Mughda Bavare's presence in the ongoing World Cup as she has helped the players become more confident in dealing with adverse situations on the field. Skipper Mithali Raj and Harmanpreet Kaur have already spoken about Bavare has helped them turn it around during difficult phases. Powar cited the example of how Pooja Vastrakar and Sneh Rana pulled the team out of trouble in their tournament lung-opener against Pakistan, which India won. "If you remember how we used to react to collapses, I think the way Pooja (Vastrakar) and (Sneh) Rana addressed that collapse, it is a part of mindset (and) that's what she works on. And moving forward, I hope it will help us getting right results and the mindset," Powar said ahead of the team's third league game against the West Indies here on Saturday.

Watch: PSG’s Lionel Messi rages at Marco Verratti for not passing to him

Lionel Messi appeared furious with Marco Verratti after his team-mate didn’t pass to him during Paris Saint-Germain’s Champions League defeat to Real Madrid.

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Daniel Ricciardo, McLaren’s F1 team driver, tests positive for Covid-19 and misses the final day of testing in Bahrain

France dream of Six Nations Grand Slam after gutsy Wales win

West Brom player ratings as Grant & Carroll dig Albion out of the mire

Swerve makes AEW in-ring debut on Rampage

Brock Lesnar: WWE plans to book Olympic gold medallist like ‘The Beast’

Neco Williams in: Is this Fulham’s best XI on paper when every player is fully fit?

ICC Women's World Cup: Presence of psychologist helping us a lot, says Ramesh Powar

Watch: PSG’s Lionel Messi rages at Marco Verratti for not passing to him