Struggling Wales make five changes for South Africa test
Beleaguered Wales have made five changes to their team to face South Africa on Saturday as they seek to end a record-breaking 11-match losing streak.
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Erasmus and Gatland make peace ahead of showdown in Cardiff
Wales coach Warren Gatland and his South Africa counterpart Rassie Erasmus have not had the most convivial of relationships, but the hatchet looks to have been buried as the two countries ready to meet in Cardiff on Saturday.
Single change for Pumas against France
PARIS : Argentina have made one change to their starting lineup for Friday’s test against France in Paris, bringing in Gonzalo Garcia at scrumhalf to replace Gonzalo Bertranou, coach Felipe Contepomi announced on Wednesday.
South Korea can learn from well-prepared Palestinians, says Son after draw
South Korea captain Son Heung-min praised the resilience of the Palestinian team after the Tottenham Hotspur forward earned his side a point in a 1-1 draw with the war-hit outfit in Amman on Tuesday in the third phase of Asia's World Cup preliminaries.
Table tennis: Singapore's Izaac Quek and Koen Pang shock China world number 1 men's doubles pair
SINGAPORE: They came into the World Table Tennis (WTT) Finals without any expectations, and that seems to have done the trick for Singapore's Izaac Quek and Koen Pang, as they notched a stunning upset on Wednesday (Nov 20).
Verstappen poised for fourth successive title in Las Vegas
Max Verstappen will be Formula One world champion for the fourth year in a row if he beats Lando Norris in Las Vegas this weekend.
Las Vegas Grand Prix looks to win over locals after rocky start
LAS VEGAS : Formula One returns to Sin City this weekend hoping that the Las Vegas Grand Prix will go down better with the local community than its inaugural edition did last year.
Turkish indictment seeks prison for bank CEO in soccer stars case, state media says
ISTANBUL : Turkish prosecutors have prepared an indictment seeking a prison sentence of 72 to 240 years for the chief executive of lender Denizbank for the alleged fraud of soccer stars, state-owned Anadolu news agency reported.