Government committee holds first meeting to discuss 2023 Pacific Games
A key political committee has met for the first time in the Solomon Islands ahead of the country's hosting of the 2023 Pacific Games.
South African Government confirms Semenya appeal to European Court of Human Rights
South Africa’s Government has confirmed that it is planning to file an appeal to the European Court of Human Rights in a last-ditch attempt to clear Caster Semenya to be allowed to compete in this year’s Olympic Games in Tokyo.
Woods' career in doubt following surgery on multiple leg fractures
Tiger Woods suffered fractures to his right tibia and fibula as well as broken bones in the foot and ankle when his car left the road and flipped in Los Angeles yesterday.
Stadium in disaster-hit region to host Japan women's final group game at Tokyo 2020
The Japanese women's football team are set to conclude their group stage campaign at the postponed Tokyo 2020 Olympic Games in the region devastated by the 2011 earthquake and tsunami.
WBSC further postpones Women’s Baseball World Cup
The World Baseball Softball Confederation (WBSC) has announced it has asked the local Organising Committee and the Mexican Government to postpone the 2021 Women’s Baseball World Cup and the Under-15 Baseball World Cup.
World Cup qualifying changes force Australia and Qatar to withdraw from Copa América
Australia and Qatar have withdrawn from this year's rearranged Copa América in Argentina and Colombia after the coronavirus pandemic forced changes to the qualification schedule for the 2022 FIFA World Cup.
WADA issues new pandemic testing Q&A and invites athletes to webinar
Athletes are being invited to register for a World Anti-Doping Agency webinar tomorrow following publication of the latest question and answer (Q&A) document relating to anti-doping during the coronavirus pandemic.
AOC reveal 12,000 students to be reached by connect programme with Japanese schools
The Australian Olympic Committee (AOC) has announced 12,000 Australian and Japanese students will be brought together by the Australian Olympic Connect 2021 programme.
Rwanda National Olympic and Sports Committee President remains undecided about second term
Rwanda National Olympic and Sports Committee (RNOSC) President Valens Munyabagisha claims he remains undecided whether to stand for a second term.
Holloway runs 7.29sec in Madrid to beat Jackson's 1994 60m hurdles world record
Grant Holloway finally hunted down the world 60 metres hurdles record he has been chasing all season as he clocked 7.29sec in the concluding World Athletics Indoor Tour Gold meeting in Madrid - 0.01 inside the mark set by Britain’s Colin Jackson in 1994.
Takanashi tops women's ski jumping qualifying at Nordic World Ski Championships
Japan’s Sara Takanashi topped qualification in the women’s normal hill ski jumping event as the Nordic World Ski Championships opened today in Oberstdorf.
Bennett sprints to stage-four victory at UAE Tour at Al Marjan Island
Ireland’s Sam Bennett secured his first victory of the season by triumphing in a bunch sprint on stage four of the UAE Tour in Al Marjan Island.
United States win SheBelievesCup with thumping victory over Argentina
The United States thrashed Argentina 6-0 to win the SheBelieves Cup in style in Orlando.
Achilleos in leading four after day one of skeet qualifying at ISSF World Cup in Cairo
Cyprus’s Georgios Achilleos, the 2007 world champion and 2018 Commonwealth champion, is joint leader of men’s skeet qualifying as the field heads towards tomorrow’s final at the International Shooting Sport Federation (ISSF) Shotgun World Cup in Cairo.
Home pairing Cherif and Ahmed start well in Doha Beach Volleyball Cup
Home favourites Cherif Younousse Samba and Ahmed Tijan have made a strong start to the Doha Beach Volleyball Cup, the one-star competition that is getting the International Volleyball Federation Beach Volleyball World Tour underway in 2021.
