Kiwi driver retains Formula One seat at Racing Bulls
New Zealander Liam Lawson is staying in Formula One for the 2027 season with Racing Bulls alongside teammate Arvid Lindblad.
Big night for Knight in gritty Perth win over Tasmania
The Perth Wildcats have produced a strong second half to revive their season with a six-point victory over the Tasmania JackJumpers.
Debutant in seventh heaven as rain wreaks havoc on Test
A seven-wicket haul on debut by Pakistan bowler Saqib Khan has prompted a Sri Lankan batting collapse in the Test match in Rawlpindi.
Man Utd set to appoint Pochettino after axing Carrick
After their worst start to a Premier League campaign, Manchester United have sacked manager Michael Carrick and are set to appoint Mauricio Pochettino.
Jewels show plenty of polish to bring down WNBL Flyers
Tasmania have posted the biggest win of their maiden WNBL season with a comprehensive 99-79 victory over the Southside Flyers.
Cotton shines as 36ers survive late rally to pip United
Cole Anthony dragged Melbourne United out of a perilous spot, before Bryce Cotton stepped up and saved the Adelaide 36ers' bacon and secured an eight-point win.
Former Chinese national swimming champion finds happiness in selling street food
A former Chinese national swimming champion who now runs a street food stall has said there is no shame in sportspeople returning to normal life. Yang Fan, who once trained with the national squad, attracted attention on social media for selling traditional snacks on a street in Tianjin alongside her husband, who is also a retired athlete. “Looking at how I appear now, you would never imagine I used to be a national champion,” Yang said in one of her videos. “Right now, I am running a stall in...
Webster’s case for a recall was building. Then Labuschagne stepped up
It was with the ball that an energetic Labuschagne was unleashed, and a former Australian all-rounder believes it could trigger a resurgence.
Hong Kong lacrosse chiefs defend inviting Russian teams to international sixes tournament
Local sports chiefs have defended their decision to include two Russian club teams in next month’s Hong Kong International Lacrosse Sixes. Moscow Lacrosse Club and Phoenix Moscow will compete in the men’s and women’s events in the city for the first time, despite the sport’s world governing body suspending Russian teams, athletes and officials in World Lacrosse events and related qualifiers indefinitely in March 2022 after the country invaded Ukraine. Hong Kong has regularly hosted tournaments...
Sixers stay perfect in WBBL, Heat too hot for Stars
A star-studded Sydney Sixers have hit the halfway mark of the WBBL season unbeaten after accounting for the Melbourne Renegades.
