Line calling technology under fire after malfunction
LONDON :Wimbledon's automated line-calling technology came under fire on Sunday after a malfunction robbed Anastasia Pavlyuchenkova of a point in her last-16 clash with Britain's Sonay Kartal.
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England's Hemp says 'arm around each other' is needed ahead of Netherlands match
ZURICH :England forward Lauren Hemp urged team unity following the Lionesses' disappointing 2-1 defeat by France in their Euro 2025 opener, as the reigning champions face the Netherlands on Wednesday with the risk of an early exit looming.
Cofidis have 11 bikes stolen from truck before Tour de France stage two
Team Cofidis had 11 bikes stolen from their truck overnight before the start of the second stage of the Tour de France, the team said on Sunday.
Fritz through to Wimbledon quarter-finals after injured Thompson retires
LONDON :American fifth seed Taylor Fritz had little trouble in reaching his third Wimbledon quarter-final after his Australian opponent Jordan Thompson retired with a thigh injury at 6-1 3-0 down in their fourth-round meeting on Sunday.
F1 drivers to get trophies made of LEGO at British GP
SILVERSTONE, England :The top three Formula One drivers in Sunday's British Grand Prix will have to handle their trophies with care during the podium celebrations or risk ending up with a pile of LEGO toy bricks.
Deep shines as India close on historic Edgbaston win
BIRMINGHAM, England :A devastating spell from Akash Deep left England teetering on 153-6 chasing an unlikely 608 for victory on the final day of the second test on Sunday, with India needing four more wickets to secure their first test win at Edgbaston.
Board games, bracelets and bike rides - how Sweden avoid boredom at Euros
CHAM, Switzerland :Sweden may spend most of their time focusing on football at the Women's Euros but in their downtime defender Magdalena Eriksson and her teammates are doing everything from playing board games and making bracelets to going on bike rides to avoid boredom.
FIA head Ben Sulayem laughs off 'reign of terror' jibe
SILVERSTONE, England :FIA head Mohammed Ben Sulayem laughed off talk of a 'reign of terror' inside motorsport's world governing body and promised on Sunday the coming presidential election would be fair and transparent.