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NEW YORK :President Donald Trump plans to attend the high-profile final match of the U.S. Open in New York City on Sunday, raising questions about how he will be received amid reports that cheers or boos could be censored for those watching the broadcast.
MONFORTE DE LEMOS, Spain :Belgian cyclist Mads Pedersen sprinted to victory in stage 15 of the Vuelta a Espana on Sunday as Denmark's Jonas Vingegaard retained the overall lead in the 167.8km ride from Vegadeo.
Joe Root and Jacob Bethell scored centuries and fast bowler Jofra Archer took 4-18 as England demolished South Africa by a world record 342 runs in the third and final One Day International in Southampton on Sunday.
England’s record 342-run One Day International win over South Africa in Southampton on Sunday provided the recipe for future success, according to coach Brendon McCullum, as they found the right gears with both bat and ball.
MONZA, Italy : Red Bull's Max Verstappen won the fastest Formula One race in history on Sunday to complete an Italian double while McLaren's Oscar Piastri had his overall lead trimmed to 31 points after obeying team orders.
CARDIFF :Former Tour de France winner and twice Olympic champion Geraint Thomas brought the curtain down on a glittering 20-year cycling career on Sunday, finishing the Tour of Britain's final stage in his hometown of Cardiff with tears in his eyes.
MONZA, Italy :Red Bull's Max Verstappen won the Italian Grand Prix from pole position on Sunday while Oscar Piastri's Formula One lead was trimmed to 31 points after he handed back second place to teammate and title rival Lando Norris on McLaren orders.
NEW YORK :U.S. Open champion Aryna Sabalenka may be nicknamed "The Tiger", but her New York triumph on Saturday was less about raw aggression and more poise, as the world number one steadied herself and regrouped in key moments to claim a fourth Grand Slam title.