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Rugby Championship, Six Nations dates confirmed
After the tournament was suspended due to coronavirus, World Rugby has confirmed the Six Nations will be completed in October.
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Challenge Cup draw revealed
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Morgan lauds Broad and Anderson
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Umar Akmal has ban reduced
Pakistan batsman Umar Akmal has had his ban from cricket reduced from three years to 18 months.
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Denly dropped as Root returns
Joe Denly will make way for England captain Joe Root for the second Test against the West Indies in Manchester.
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England confirm 24-man squad
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Langer: England tour must go ahead
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ATP temporarily changes rankings
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ECB confirm new Test dates
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Kneeling for BLM is 'cosmetic', says Brathwaite
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England show solidarity with BLM
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Murray challenges Battle of the Brits rivals
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Fury agrees to two-fight deal with Joshua
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Super Rugby AU confirmed
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Rugby Australia confirm staff cuts
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Smith: I didn't touch a bat
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Boston Marathon cancelled
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Perth omission a 'kick in the guts'
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Premier League to restart June 17, reports
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Pacquiao: Mayweather is envious
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Kvitova: I'd rather cancel them
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Play-offs for Euros set for October
FAI CEO Gary Owens said UEFA is likely to stage the play-offs for the rearranged European Championship over October and November.
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Magic Weekend postponed
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Austria considering options for GP
Austria's vice-chancellor Werner Kogler says the government would not stand in the way of the Austrian GP taking place behind closed doors.
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Wilder: I don't see Fury as a champion yet
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Duckworth-Lewis-Stern co-developer dies
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Stokes joins virtual F1 GP
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Chelsea considering stadium options
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Coe considers athletics shake-up
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Red Sox confirm surgery for Sale
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Monaco GP called off
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Tigers tame reigning SL champions
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Super Rugby clash called off
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Wales chairman defends decision
Gareth Davies does not think the WRU could have dealt with the postponement of Wales' Six Nations clash with Scotland any better.
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Hull fire coach live on-air
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Marler receives 10-week suspension
England prop Joe Marler has received a 10-week suspension after a flashpoint involving Alun Wyn Jones in Saturday's clash with Wales.
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Fed Cup postponed amid coronavirus
The International Tennis Federation has confirmed the postponement of the Fed Cup finals and play-offs, which were due to be held in April.
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De Kock to lean on recalled Du Plessis against India
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Pivac expecting 'big performance'
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Sharapova not planning farewell tour, reveals Bryant influence
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Medvedev sees off Sinner
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Halep seals comeback victory
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Fury: I'll use 'the dosser' line
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Medvedev sees off Sinner
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Warner not expecting tense series
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Halep seals comeback victory
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Kenin suffers first-round exit
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Djokovic sets scary goal for 2020 season
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Morgan: We were way off the mark
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Catalans Dragons humbled by Giants
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Du Plessis' focus on final Test
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Joshua could face Fury or Wilder in Saudi Arabia
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Fury's promoter dismisses Joshua's talk of Wilder fight in 2020
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Gruden named as Jaguars OC
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McGregor like Ali – UFC boss White
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Smith's century in vain as India seal series win
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MS Dhoni to stay on at Super Kings
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McGregor admits he lost motivation after early success
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Irving stands by Nets criticism
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Denly eyes first England Test ton
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De Kock plays down Archer's possible Newlands absence
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Sherrock bows out at Ally Pally
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Batsmen let England bowlers down, admits Denly
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England collapse again but bowlers limit Proteas' lead
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RUSADA appeals WADA sanction
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Wagner makes surprising admission after day two
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Head: I've matured as a batsman
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Ancelotti confirmed as new Everton boss
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Stokes fit to bowl in South Africa
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Putin suggests Russia will appeal WADA ban
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Day pulls out of Presidents Cup
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Pooran keeps vice-captaincy despite ball-tampering ban
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Tipuric to captain Wales against Gatland's Barbarians
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Hamilton: I wouldn't change my life
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Federer: I will never retire
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Archer claims racial abuse in NZ
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Struggling Mariners edge newcomers Western United
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Balotelli left out by Brescia after training-ground spat
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Smith undecided over Murray
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Wilder: Don't blink, this is war
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Kohli wary of pink ball challenge
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Tsitsipas stuns Federer to secure London final
Stefanos Tsitsipas set up an ATP Finals showdown with Dominic Thiem or defending champion Alexander Zverev by beating Roger Federer.
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England hopeful over Anderson fitness
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Shami spearheads India victory
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Bryan brothers announce retirement
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Sensational Tsitsipas downs Zverev
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Fury hits out at UFC chief White
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Nadal apologises after miracle ATP Finals comeback
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KSI-Paul bigger than Ruiz-Joshua
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Yasir key for Pakistan - Misbah
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Murray not afraid of elite players
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Federer relishing Djokovic showdown
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Cook: Silverwood will bring clarity
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Supreme Zverev downs Nadal
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Salazar appeals four-year ban
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McIlroy thrilled by Woods stat
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Tsitsipas explains Medvedev rivalry
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Tommy Fury calls out KSI
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Djokovic hammers Berrettini 6-2 6-1
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Paul to contest KSI fight result
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We've gone backwards, claims Great Britain Lions coach Bennett
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Mahomes to start against the Titans
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Nadal still fighting for number one
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England to return to Japan in 2020
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Federer defends decision to withdraw from ATP Cup
After withdrawing from the inaugural ATP Cup, Roger Federer insists he has no regrets about his decision to focus on his health and family.
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Nadal, Djokovic through in Paris
Rafael Nadal overcame a stern test from Jo-Wilfried Tsonga in Friday's final match to progress through to the Paris Masters semi-finals.
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Halep accepts Cahill's criticism
Darren Cahill said Simona Halep was playing like a 'disgrace' during the WTA Finals, and the Romanian accepted her coach's criticism.
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Djokovic demolishes Tsitsipas
Novak Djokovic served up a masterclass as he made light work of Stefanos Tsitsipas in the quarter-finals of the Paris Masters.
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Wallabies snubbed from Player of the Year nominations
Pieter-Steph du Toit, Cheslin Kolbe and Tom Curry represent World Cup finalists South Africa and England in the Player of the Year list.
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England have no fear, says Jones
England must show no fear in the Rugby World Cup final, says Eddie Jones, who has backed his side to take the game to South Africa.
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Erasmus to step down as Springboks coach
The Rugby World Cup final will be Rassie Erasmus' last match as coach of South Africa, the Springboks boss has confirmed.
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Ash Barty books berth in WTA Finals semis
Ashleigh Barty bounced back in Shenzhen on Thursday, while Kiki Bertens, in for the injured Naomi Osaka, bowed out with illness.
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Team, coach nominations announced
All of the Rugby World Cup semi-finalists and Japan have been represented in World Rugby's nominations for the 2019 team and coach awards.
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Strasburg hails Nationals' fighting spirit after World Series win
World Series MVP Stephen Strasburg has lauded the Washington Nationals' fighting spirit after helping the team win their first championship.
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Slick Tsonga ousts Rublev in Paris
Andrey Rublev's fine 2019 came to a disappointing end as Jo-Wilfried Tsonga ended his long wait for an ATP Masters 1000 match.
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Djokovic: Murray deserves success
Andy Murray fully deserves his success in 2019, says Novak Djokovic, who is hopeful the former world number one can return to his best.
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Gatland: I can only be proud
Handre Pollard's penalty sent South Africa through to the final, but Warren Gatland insists Wales left nothing out on the pitch in Yokohama.
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Springboks book England showdown with narrow Wales win
Handre Pollard put in a clinical display as his late penalty sent South Africa through to the Rugby World Cup final at Wales' expense.
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Tiger Woods three clear in Japan
Sam Snead's PGA Tour record is in sight for Tiger Woods, who holds a three-shot lead over Hideki Matsuyama at the Zozo Championship.
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Jones hails England's defence after All Blacks boilover
Eddie Jones highlighted the discipline of England's defence after they defeated defending champions New Zealand 19-7 in the semi-finals.
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Federer to face Tsitsipas in semis
Roger Federer will have to overcome world number seven Stefanos Tsitsipas in the semi-finals as he bids to defend his Swiss Indoors title.
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Top-10 player undergoes elbow surgery
World number eight Kei Nishikori is set to return to action at the ATP Cup in January after undergoing surgery on an elbow injury.
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Fury plans to quit boxing in 2020
After his stint in WWE, Tyson Fury will return to boxing in 2020, though he believes it will be his last year in the sport.
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Murray to play for GB at Davis Cup
Great Britain's Davis Cup captain Leon Smith has called up Andy Murray, who won the European Open on Sunday, for the finals in Madrid.
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May, Nowell boost England
Jonny May suffered a hamstring injury in England's win over Australia but, along with Jack Nowell, is set to feature against New Zealand.
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World Rugby to investigate Peyper
Rugby World Cup referee Jaco Peyper was pictured with Wales fans appearing to mock France lock Sebastien Vahaamahina.
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Roma apologise to Vieira
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Sarfraz loses Pakistan captaincy
Pakistan decided to stick with Sarfraz Ahmed as captain in September but, after a dismal series defeat to Sri Lanka, he has now been sacked.
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World Cup rookies can give All Blacks 'fearless' edge against Ireland
New Zealand will benefit from the fearless nature of Sevu Reece and George Bridge against Ireland, All Blacks assistant Ian Foster believes.
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Australia power past Kiwis, Tomkins leads England
Sam Tomkins was in scintillating form as England began their World Cup Nines campaign with a routine 25-4 triumph over Wales in Sydney.
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RWC: Yamanaka returns for Japan
Ryohei Yamanaka will start for Japan against South Africa, with Jamie Joseph forced to make a single change for the quarter-final tie.
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Turkey players make salute gesture
Turkey's players decided to make a controversial salute gesture to celebrate their draw with France in Paris on Monday.
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Cech makes match-winning penalty save on ice hockey debut
Petr Cech proved he has not lost any of his goalkeeping skills as he made a match-winning penalty save on his ice hockey debut.
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Zverev lauds Medvedev's unique play
Shanghai Masters champion Daniil Medvedev's unique style of play has not been seen before on the ATP Tour, according to Alexander Zverev.
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O'Loughlin out of Lions tour
Great Britain Lions will be without Wigan Warriors and England captain Sean O'Loughlin for the tour of New Zealand and Papua New Guinea.
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Parisse fumes at 'ridiculous' All Blacks cancellation
Sergio Parisse is furious with World Rugby's decision to call off Italy's match against New Zealand due to Typhoon Hagibis.
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'Typhoon gods' smiling on England, says Jones
England had the "typhoon gods" smiling down on them after their Pool C match with France was called off, according to coach Eddie Jones.
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Smith gets dismissed for a duck
After leading the charge against England in the Ashes, Australia's talisman Steve Smith had less luck in the Sheffield Shield.
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Djokovic gives Isner no chance
Shanghai Masters champion Novak Djokovic was in no mood to give John Isner a chance as he moved into the last eight with a 7-5 6-3 victory.
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South Africa thump Canada 66-7
Cobus Reinach scored a hat-trick inside 20 minutes as South Africa thumped Canada 66-7 to reach the quarter-finals at the Rugby World Cup.
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Manchester United stunned by Newcastle
Matty Longstaff thumped in a debut goal as Newcastle United claimed a 1-0 victory over Manchester United at St James' Park on Sunday.
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Farrell 'missing part of his nose'
Owen Farrell lost a chunk of his nose after taking a big hit from the United States' John Quill, according to England coach Eddie Jones.
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Lee-Lo handed three-match ban
Rey Lee-Lo was fortunate to escape with a booking for a high tackle on Russia's Vasily Artemyev, but has now been banned for three matches.
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England perfect so far, says Jones
England have been perfect in their Rugby World Cup campaign so far, according to Eddie Jones, whose side thrashed the United States 45-7.
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Murray: I was struggling in ADM defeat
After heading out of the Zhuhai Open at the hands of Alex De Minaur, Andy Murray conceded he struggled to keep up with the intensity.
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De Minaur sends Murray packing at Zhuhai Open
Alex De Minaur came from a set down to defeat Andy Murray 4-6 6-2 6-4 in an enthralling second-round contest at the Zhuhai Open on Thursday.
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England 'perfect' so far, says Jones
England have been perfect in their Rugby World Cup campaign so far, according to Eddie Jones, whose side thrashed the United States 45-7.
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Kyrgios makes light of #detention amid suspended ATP ban, fine
After receiving a suspended fine and ban from the ATP Tour, Nick Kyrgios has pledged to be on his best behaviour during probation.
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Murray to face Aussie De Minaur after winning return
Andy Murray defeated Tennys Sandgren in three sets on his return to singles action on the ATP Tour at the Zhuhai Open in China.
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England's Jones rings the changes for USA clash
England coach Eddie Jones has named a much-changed side for Thursday's Rugby World Cup encounter with the United States in Kobe.
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RWC: Wales 43-14 Georgia
Gareth Davies put in an inspired first-half display as Wales got their Rugby World Cup up and running with a 43-14 triumph over Georgia.
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Williams slumps out of Wuhan Open
Aryna Sabalenka will continue her Wuhan Open title defence against Danielle Collins, who overcame former world number one Venus Williams.
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Medvedev strolls in St Petersburg
Daniil Medvedev came back from his US Open final defeat to Rafael Nadal to win a sixth career title, beating Borna Coric in St Petersburg.
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Jones: Tonga are like Stoke City
England coach Eddie Jones opted for an unusual comparison when describing what it was like coming up against Tonga in Sapporo.
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Tuilagi stars as Eddie's England dispatch Tonga
England got their Rugby World Cup campaign off to a winning start, Manu Tuilagi starring with two tries as Eddie Jones' side beat Tonga.
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Ireland make their case in Yokohama
Johnny Sexton and Rory Best led the way as Ireland's thumping win over Scotland affirmed their credentials as Rugby World Cup challengers.
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Laver Cup: Europe in control
After Stefanos Tsitsipas' resilient display in the singles, Roger Federer and Alexander Zverev put Team Europe in control at the Laver Cup.
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Super League: Wigan 18-12 Salford
Defending Super League champions Wigan Warriors will face St Helens for a place in the grand final after beating Salford Red Devils 18-12.
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Dallaglio backing Jones' England for glory
Rugby World Cup winner Lawrence Dallaglio is confident England, under Eddie Jones' guidance, can challenge favourites New Zealand in Japan.
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Schmidt confident in young trio ahead of Scotland clash
The enthusiasm of Jordan Larmour, Andrew Conway and Jacob Stockdale can spur Ireland on against Scotland, according to Joe Schmidt.
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Joseph pins Japan's nervy opener on expectation levels
Jamie Joseph believes Japan struggled to deal with the weight of expectation in their nervy Rugby World Cup win against Russia.
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Barkley penalty miss condemns Chelsea
Chelsea slumped to a 1-0 defeat to Valencia in their opening Champions League match as Ross Barkley missed a late penalty.
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Shane Warne hits 50 - Australia icon's career in numbers
Australia cricket icon Shane Warne turns 50 on Friday and, to celebrate, we have taken a look at his career highlights using Opta data.
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Clijsters announces shock WTA Tour comeback
Kim Clijsters, the former world number one, has announced plans for a surprise WTA return after a seven-year absence from tennis.
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Paine, Siddle drop Root after inserting England at The Oval
Peter Siddle and Tim Paine dropped chances to dismiss Joe Root as England's captain and Rory Burns guided the hosts to 1-86 at lunch.
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Starc misses out at The Oval
Despite scoring 54 not out and finishing with respectable bowling figures at Old Trafford, Mitchell Starc has been dropped by Australia.
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Murray to compete in Shanghai
After competing in the Zhuhai Championships and China Open, Andy Murray will stay in the Far East to compete in the Shanghai Masters.
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Flintoff 'fine' after crash
Former England cricketer Andrew Flintoff suffered a high-speed crash while filming for BBC series Top Gear on Tuesday.
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Sri Lanka's Pakistan tour in doubt
Sri Lanka's first tour of Pakistan since the 2009 attacks appears to be in doubt due to new terrorism concerns.
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Door not closed on Roy's England Test career, says Root
England have dropped out-of-form Jason Roy for the final Ashes Test, but Joe Root has no doubt the batsman can force his way back in.
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Roy axed, Stokes passed fit for Oval
England have dropped Jason Roy for the final Ashes Test, with Sam Curran coming in alongside Chris Woakes, who has replaced Craig Overton.
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Paine will not give up captaincy
Tim Paine would go out on a high if he left his role as Australia captain after the Ashes, but the 34-year-old has no intention to do so.
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Warner will be fine, claims Langer
David Warner is a "world class" batsman despite his struggles during the Ashes, according to Justin Langer.
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Bayliss backs Root's captaincy
Trevor Bayliss has backed Joe Root to stay on as England's Test captain despite a frustrating Ashes series for the Yorkshire batsman.
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