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Positive COVID-19 test at US Open
On the eve of the US Open, it was confirmed that an unnamed player will miss the grand slam after returning a positive COVID-19 test.
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Djokovic matches Nadal record
Just two days before the US Open gets under way, Novak Djokovic showed why he is the favourite to win an 18th major title.
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Mooy joins Shanghai SIPG
Aaron Mooy has left Brighton and Hove Albion after just one season at the club, joining Chinese Super League Shanghai SIPG.
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Serena offers no excuses
Serena Williams said she only had herself to blame for losing to Maria Sakkari and offered an alternative analogy for her shortcomings.
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Nishikori still has COVID-19
Kei Nishikori remains in isolation in Florida after being informed he still has COVID-19, so is a big doubt for the US Open.
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De La Hoya announces comeback
The 47-year-old Oscar De La Hoya is the latest former world champion who has decided to step back into the ring.
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Fury warns Wilder over heavyweight trilogy fight
WBC champion Tyson Fury wants Deontay Wilder to commit to a date for the heavyweight rivals to do battle for a third time.
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Djokovic was 'very close' to withdrawing from US Open
Novak Djokovic said so many "uncertainties" over playing in the US Open left him close to pulling out of the grand slam.
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Season over for injured Koepka
Former world number one Brooks Koepka has a month to try and regain full fitness for the U.S. Open at Winged Foot.
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White doubts Cormier retirement
Daniel Cormier said a loss to Stipe Miocic was his last fight, but UFC boss Dana White expects the 41-year-old to be back.
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Halep cruises into semi-finals
Two-time grand slam champion Simona Halep took less than an hour to sail into the last four of her first tournament for six months.
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Serena revels in Venus battle
Serena Williams welcomed a tight battle against her sister Venus with the US Open fast approaching.
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Serena beats Venus in three sets
In the 31st meeting between the sisters, Serena Williams recovered for a 3-6 6-3 6-4 victory against Venus on Thursday.
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Andreescu to miss US Open
Both the defending men and women's singles champions will not travel to Flushing Meadows following Bianca Andreescu's withdrawal.
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Nadal opts out of US Open
Defending U.S. Open champion Rafael Nadal will not travel to New York in 2020, citing a "worldwide" failure to control the coronavirus outbreak.
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Hamilton wins dramatic British GP
Mercedes looked to be cruising to an impressive one-two result before late drama at Silverstone on Sunday.
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Simmons to join London Irish
Rob Simmons is on his way out of the Waratahs after agreeing a deal with ambitious Premiership club London Irish.
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Ferrari won't be competitive until 2022, says chairman
John Elkann echoed team principal Mattia Binotto's sentiments that there will be no quick fix for Ferrari.
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Warner hails 'world-class' Broad
David Warner knows all too well about Stuart Broad's quality and says the paceman has been "outstanding" in the last 18 months.
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Washout at Old Trafford
England need eight wickets on the final day of the third Test to win the series against West Indies after a washout on Monday.
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Simmons: Batsmen must step up
The weather may help West Indies on Monday, but Phil Simmons says his batsmen must step up to deny England a series win.
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Broad torments Windies
Stuart Broad took six wickets in two brilliant spells on Sunday to put West Indies on the ropes at Old Trafford.
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Westwood won't compete in US PGA
Former world number one Lee Westwood says there are "too many what ifs" for him to commit to playing in the first major of 2020.
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Marc Marquez ruled out in Jerez
Marc Marquez will miss the second race of the MotoGP season on home soil after making a brave attempt to take his place on the grid.
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Brumbies too good for Force
The Brumbies are the only team to have won every Super AU game after they were too strong for the Western Force.
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Stead: No Williamson rift
New Zealand head coach Gary Stead says he would be worried if there was no "positive conflict" between himself and Kane Williamson.
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Premier League to start Sept 12
Just seven weeks after this season ends on Sunday, the 2020/21 Premier League campaign will get under way.
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De Villiers was bound for World Cup
South Africa captain Quinton de Kock says he would have loved to have AB de Villiers at the T20 World Cup in Australia.
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Anderson: Broad and I deserve place
James Anderson says the record he and Stuart Broad have playing in the same side "speaks for itself."
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Jets snatch victory over Sydney
Sydney FC only needed a point to clinch the Premiers' Plate but Newcastle Jets came from behind to beat them in their own backyard.
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Stokes tops all-rounder rankings
Ben Stokes is officially the best all-rounder in the world after playing a huge part in England's victory over West Indies.
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England frustrated by rain
Play was abandoned without a ball bowled on a wet Saturday in Manchester, but better weather is forecast for days four and five.
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Leeds United promoted to Premier League
For the first time since 2004, Leeds United will be playing in the top tier of English football next season.
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Reds fight back to beat Force
The Reds made it two Super Rugby AU wins out of three, but they were pushed all the way by the Western Force.
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Sibley and Stokes stand firm
An unbroken stand of 126 between Dom Sibley and Ben Stokes gave England the edge at stumps on day one of the second Test.
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Vettel confirms Racing Point talks
Four-time world champion Sebastian Vettel says he has spoken to Racing Point but that does not mean he will be joining them.
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Jones delighted with Tuilagi move
Eddie Jones says he spoke to Manu Tuilagi over his future, but the centre had already decided to continue his England career.
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Wolfpack to complete Super League season
It had been reported that Toronto Wolfpack would not be able to finish the season, but they were included on the fixture list on Thursday.
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Simmons warns Windies against complacency
West Indies are riding on the crest of a wave after their win in Southampton, but Phil Simmons says they must go again this week.
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Paine reveals mental health battle
Australia Test captain Tim Paine has opened up on the mental health struggles he has had to contend with in his career.
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Hansen: NZ Rugby must stand firm
Former All Blacks boss Steve Hansen says Rugby Australia has "gone missing" in the past when NZ Rugby has needed help.
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Verstappen relishes Bottas duel
Max Verstappen did not believe the second race of the season was a good advert for F1, but enjoyed a duel with Valtteri Bottas.
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Holder lauds Windies duo
Jermaine Blackwood starred with the bat and Shannon Gabriel took nine wickets in a brilliant win for West Indies.
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No regrets for Stokes after defeat
Stand-in captain Ben Stokes stood by his call to bat first and the decision to leave out Stuart Broad for England's first West Indies clash.
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Blackwood sets up Windies win
West Indies recovered from a nightmare start to their run chase to beat England, Jermaine Blackwood leading the way with a classy innings.
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Waratahs see off returning Force
Western Force made a flying start in their first Super Rugby AU game, but the Waratahs fought back to secure the victory in Sydney.
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Rebels and Reds draw
Bryce Hegarty came close to sealing the first ever Super Time victory but it was honours even at Brookvale Oval.
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Broad angry over omission
Stuart Broad cannot understand why there was no place for him in the England team for the opening Test against West Indies in Southampton.
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Horner: No return for Vettel
Sebastian Vettel said he would be open to a second spell with Red Bull, but Christian Horner says there is no seat to fill.
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Lyles misses out on world record
For a short time Noah Lyles appeared to have smashed Usain Bolt's world record, but he had run in the wrong lane.
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Alonso to make Renault return as Ricciardo replacement
Spanish driver Fernando Alonso will replace Daniel Ricciardo for what will be a third spell with Renault.
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Stokes reveals Root advice
Ben Stokes conceded he would be "stupid" not to take advice from his team-mates when he leads England for the first time.
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Stokes reveals Root advice
Ben Stokes conceded he would be "stupid" not to take advice from his team-mates when he leads England for the first time.
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ICC rules out CWC investigation
Sri Lanka police dropped a probe into the 2011 Cricket World Cup final and the ICC will not be launching an investigation of its own.
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Ralepelle given eight-year ban
Chiliboy Ralepelle's playing days could be over after he was handed a lengthy ban following a positive test for anabolic agent Zeranol.
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Neymar ordered to pay millions to Barcelona
Barcelona welcomed the verdict at Social Court 15 on Friday, with Neymar was told he must fork out to his former employers.
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Shami indebted to his family
Mohammed Shami contemplated ending his life on a few occasions, but said his family made him realise he was never alone.
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Grealish charged by police
Jack Grealish is due to appear in court on August 25 after he was charged following an alleged incident when he breached lockdown rules.
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Pro14 sets target date for return
There is due to be back-to-back derbies for Pro14 teams when the 2019-20 season resumes, potentially on August 22.
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PCB chairman expects World Cup postponement
The chairman of the Pakistan Cricket Board does not think it is feasible for the Twenty20 World Cup to go ahead as scheduled.
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Rodda finds new home after messy Reds exit
Lyon have confirmed the signing of towering lock Izack Rodda, who refused to take a pay cut to remain in his homeland.
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French Open put back a week
The WTA Tour could resume 11 days earlier than the ATP Tour, while the French Open start date has changed again.
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Tuipulotu signs new deal
There was more good news for the Blues on Monday, when All Blacks lock Patrick Tuipulotu signed a new contract.
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Trump won't watch if players kneel
President Donald Trump is not impressed with the United States Soccer Federation's decision to repeal a ban on players kneeling.
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ECB vows to tackle racism
The governing body for cricket in England and Wales says it will "listen and learn" from the Black Lives Movement.
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Thiem and Zverev cast doubt over US Open
Another two top-10 players cannot see how the US Open can take place unless there is a significant change of circumstances.
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Former world No.1 not ruling out comeback
Former world number one Jelena Jankovic was like "a child in a candy shop" when she played doubles with Novak Djokovic.
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Thiem, Zverev unsure on US Open
Another two top-10 players cannot see how the US Open can take place unless there is a significant change of circumstances.
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IPL could start in September
Indian Premier League organisers are waiting to hear if the T20 World Cup and Asia Cup go ahead as they plan for a rescheduled tournament.
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Marler signs new Quins deal
Joe Marler says he was thrown out of The Stoop aged 12, but Harlequins are delighted he has not made an exit 17 years later.
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Carter makes shock Blues move
Dan Carter, one of the all-time greats and the leading points scorer in Test rugby, is set for a Super Rugby swansong with the Blues.
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Wolff: Vettel must be considered
Mercedes boss Toto Wolff said it would be foolish of the constructors champions to rule out signing Sebastian Vettel.
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Stricker: Crime to have no Ryder Cup fans
Steve Stricker said the Ryder Cup would be a "yawner" of an event if no fans are allowed to attend in his home state.
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Rafael Nadal turns 34
The 'King of Clay' Rafael Nadal has been used to keeping birthday celebrations low key in Paris, but it may be a different story this year.
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F1 races will not be cancelled due to a positive test
Formula One chief executive said procedures will be in place to ensure racing can go ahead if individuals test positive for COVID-19.
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Japan MotoGP cancelled
As MotoGP organisers continue to work on a revised schedule for the 2020 season, there will be no racing at Twin Ring Motegi in 2020.
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Smith: IPL a great alternative
Steve Smith says playing for Australia in a World Cup is the "pinnacle", but he has no idea if that will be possible this year.
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Hales overlooked as England call up 14 uncapped players
Will Jacks, Dan Lawrence, Tom Kohler-Cadmore and Henry Brookes are among the uncapped players called up by England.
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Sarries sign scrum-half Davies
Aled Davies has turned his back on his international career to sign for European and Premiership champions Saracens.
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T20 World Cup not postponed
Cricket's world governing body the ICC says the plan is still for the T20 World Cup to go ahead as scheduled.
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Rennie gets Wallabies early move
Glasgow Warriors felt it worked best for Danny Wilson to start work early, and for Dave Rennie to depart for his new job as Australia coach.
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Sri Lanka's Madushanka suspended after arrest
Shehan Madushanka, who took a hat-trick in his only ODI, has been suspended by Sri Lanka Cricket following his arrest.
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Retired Cejudo vacates UFC title
Though Henry Cejudo's manager questioned his fighter's retirement decision, the 33-year-old bantamweight confirmed he is done on Monday.
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Elgar up for captaincy
Opening batsman Dean Elgar says it would be difficult to turn down the South Africa Test captaincy if he was offered the job.
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Djokovic kept training quiet
World number one Novak Djokovic said he was able to use a tennis court almost every day during lockdown in Marbella.
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Bateman allowed to talk to rivals
The message from John Bateman was "settle yourselves" amid speculation over the Canberra Raiders second-rower's future.
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Sunwolves could play in Australia
Discussions are ongoing over whether the Sunwolves can face Australian Super Rugby sides in an alternative competition.
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Warren: Matchroom don't want fight
Anthony Joshua's promoters are concerned the heavyweight champion would lose to Tyson Fury, according to promoter Frank Warren.
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Markram eager for Proteas job
Batsman Aiden Markram does not want to become obsessed with the prospect of landing the South Africa Test captaincy.
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Ponting raises Khawaja doubts
Former captain Ricky Ponting thinks we may have seen the last of Usman Khawaja in the Australia Test set-up.
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Silverstone F1 deal agreed
With a schedule for the Formula One season still being worked on, there was positive news coming out of Silverstone on Friday.
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McGregor thanks Tyson, vows to beat Mayweather in 'inevitable rematch'
With positive words from Mike Tyson ringing in his ears, Conor McGregor says he will gain revenge over Floyd Mayweather Jr.
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Djokovic reveals 'clear goals' to rewrite tennis record books
Two years after declaring he was ready to quit, Novak Djokovic has "clear goals" in his quest to make history.
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IOC facing huge costs
IOC president Thomas Bach says "extraordinary circumstances call for extraordinary measures" affter the Tokyo Games postponement.
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White teases Khabib 'Fight Island' blockbuster in June
It seems Khabib Nurmagomedov and Justin Gaethje may not have long to wait to do battle on 'Fight Island'.
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Button surprised by Vettel exit
Sebastian Vettel will not be with Ferrari next year, but Jenson Button hopes he will prolong his Formula One career.
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Birthday tribute to All Blacks legend Lomu
To mark what would have been Jonah Lomu's 45th birthday, we take a look back at some of the highlights of his incredible career.
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Mike Tyson declares 'I'm back' during ferocious training session
Heavyweight great Mike Tyson looks in great shape as he prepares for a shock return to the ring.
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PCB won't rush tour decision
Wasim Khan says people must "wait and be patient" as the PCB and ECB prepare to hold talks over Pakistan's tour of England.
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Love and Johnson named deputies
Steve Stricker has turned to the experienced Davis Love III and Zach Johnson to join Jim Furyk as his deputies at Whistling Straits.
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Khabib offers Ferguson support
Rival Khabib Nurmagomedov resisted the temptation to hit back at Tony Ferguson after his UFC 249 loss to Justin Gaethje.
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Arum: Pulev won't step aside
Top Rank boss Bob Arum says Anthony Joshua and Kubrat Pulev are not likely to fight until late in the year and it will be outside the UK.
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Frenh Open could be without fans
Bernard Giudicelli says all options are being considered for the French Open to go ahead, with dates still not confirmed.
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Shafiqullah given six-year ban
Shafiqullah Shafaq has received a long ban after admitting to four breaches of the Afghanistan Cricket Board's anti-corruption code.
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Hot shot Son completes military service
Son Heung-min has not been able to the hit target for Tottenham recently, but he was lethal during military service.
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PFA boss Gordon Taylor reveals shortened matches proposal
Gordon Taylor says reducing the duration of matches is one of the proposals discussed for a potential return of football in England.
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Pulev: Joshua is a coward
Anthony Joshua will only fight Kubrat Pulev in London because he is afraid, according to the Bulgarian challenger.
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Becker: Call off US Open
Wimbledon has already been cancelled and Boris Becker believes it would be unwise for the US Open to be staged in New York.
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Sarwan hits back at Gayle's 'scandalous' claims
Chris Gayle's outburst has done "immeasurable damage to the gentleman's game of cricket", Ramnaresh Sarwan said in a statement.
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Hungarian GP to be staged behind closed doors
Officials stated there was no chance that the Hungarian Grand Prix could go ahead with spectators present.
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Fury: I'd fight Joshua anywhere
WBC champion Tyson Fury declared "have bag, will travel" when asked if he would be open to fighting Anthony Joshua in the Middle East.
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Australia top Test, T20 rankings
India's long stay at the top of the ICC Test rankings is over after Australia rose to the summit on Friday.
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Andre Agassi turns 50
As Andre Agassi celebrates his 50th birthday, we take a look at how he became one of the greats.
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De Villiers has been asked to captain Proteas
Maverick batsman AB de Villiers says he has not only been asked to resume playing for South Africa, but also captain his country.
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Ligue 1 season ended
French prime minister Edouard Philippe has announced that no professional football will be played in the country before September.
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Hamilton left with 'big void'
The start of the Formula One season cannot come soon enough for Lewis Hamilton, who says positives can be taken during such tough times.
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Umar Akmal showed lack of remorse
Umar Akmal's three-year ban was "reasonable, justified and proportionate", according to PCB counsel Taffazul Rizvi.
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Paine: Australia won't be greedy
Test captain Tim Paine says Australia's players must think about the bigger picture with talk of possible pay cuts.
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Archer loses World Cup medal
Jofra Archer has turned his new flat upside down in search of his Cricket World Cup medal, but it is proving to be elusive.
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V'landys: NRL to decide structure
Broadcast partners have not been able to agree on a revised NRL structure, but the league will make the final call.
Peter Thompson
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'Bullsh*t': Eredivisie season ended with no champions, relegation or promotion
The Eredivisie is the first major European league to have ended the season amid the coronavirus crisis.
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UFC249 to take place on May 9 in Florida with Ferguson-Gaethje the main event
The VyStar Veterans Memorial Arena in Jacksonville, Florida will be the venue for UFC 249 three weeks after it was due to take place.
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FIFA to distribute $235 million AUD
President Gianni Infantino said FIFA has a "duty to be there and support the ones that are facing acute needs."
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Broad, Anderson target Ashes in Australia
Stuart Broad still has "huge motivation" to play for England and James Anderson will play on while he can maintain his high standards.
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Bogut mulling over future
Andrew Bogut is eager to play in the Olympics next year but knows the demands of training may be too much.
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Gauff not diagnosed with depression
Teenager Coco Gauff has felt the pressure of living up to high expectations, but she has not been diagnosed with depression.
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Cancellara casts Grand Tour doubt
Double Olympic champion Fabian Cancellara is not convinced putting the Tour de France back by just a month is realistic.
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Parker up for Fury collaboration
Former world heavyweight champion Joseph Parker has showed he is fleet of foot outside the ring as well as in it.
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The Open cancelled due to COVID-19
The Open Championship has become the latest major sporting event to be removed from the 2020 calendar.
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Kyrgios offers to help Australians
Nick Kyrgios said there will be "no questions asked" if people get in touch with him to ask for food during the coronavirus pandemic.
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Parker hungry for world titles
Two years after losing his WBO crown to Anthony Joshua, Joseph Parker says he has learned from past mistakes as he eyes a title shot.
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Murray sad over SW19 cancellation
Two-time Wimbledon champion Andy Murray is "very sad" the event will not go ahead, but said everyone's health is more important.
Peter Thompson
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Khabib: Ferguson fight not possible
UFC superstar Khabib Nurmagomedov says people who have criticised the cancellation of his fight with Tony Ferguson are out of line.
Peter Thompson
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NFL playoffs to be expanded
There will be an extra playoff spot up for grabs in both the AFC and NFC from the 2020 NFL season onwards.
Peter Thompson
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'TDF without crowds is viable'
Matt White thinks a Tour de France without spectators can still be successful, but safety is the priority.
Peter Thompson
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Smith no certainty as next Test captain, says Paine
Pat Cummins and Marnus Labuschagne are among the alternative options to Steve Smith for the Australia Test captaincy, Tim Paine believes.
Peter Thompson
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Lions not concerned by Olympic Games clash
Ben Calveley says time differences will prevent a direct clash between Lions Tests against South Africa and the Olympics.
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Lions: No Olympics clash
Ben Calveley says time differences will prevent a direct clash between Lions Tests against South Africa and the Olympics.
Peter Thompson
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Saunders suspended over video
WBO world super-middle champion Billy Joe Saunders will face a hearing after having his boxing licence suspended on Monday.
Peter Thompson
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Masoe heading home prematurely
Mose Masoe was making great progress with his recovery when he was told he must return home due to the coronavirus crisis.
Peter Thompson
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Anderson: More to come for England
England's leading Test wicket-taker says he is not finished yet at international level amid uncertainty over the cricket calendar.
Peter Thompson
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Indy 500 postponed until August 23
One of the most prestigious races in the world, the Indy 500, is set to take place three months later than scheduled.
Peter Thompson
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Manfred calls for optimism on postponed Opening Day
Rob Manfred says baseball can play a part in navigating lovers of the sport through such challenging times.
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Hearn: AJ can cope with year off
Promoter Eddie Hearn has not ruled out the possibility of a blockbuster unification bout for Anthony Joshua this year.
Peter Thompson
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Fury-Wilder could fight in October
July 18 had been a potential date for Tyson Fury and Deontay Wilder's trilogy bout, but Bob Arum says that is unrealistic.
Peter Thompson
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World Athletics backs postponement
Athletics' global governing body says the postponement of the Tokyo Olympics will give athletes respite in such uncertain times.
Peter Thompson
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All Black Coles happy to take pay cut
All Black Dane Coles says it is inevitable that he will face a reduction in wages due to the coronavirus pandemic.
Peter Thompson
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World Athletics backs postponement
Athletics' global governing body says the postponement of the Tokyo Olympics will give athletes respite in such uncertain times.
Peter Thompson
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Pound: Games to be postponed
Dick Pound says the IOC will postpone the Tokyo Olympics and then deal with the "immense" ramifications of putting the Games back.
Peter Thompson
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IOC sets Tokyo deadline
The IOC is set to step up scenario-planning for the Olympic Games in the eventuality the Tokyo showpiece cannot go ahead as planned.
Peter Thompson
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USA Swimming want Games postponed
The Tokyo Olympic Games should be pushed back to 2021 due to the coronavirus outbreak, according to USA Swimming.
Peter Thompson
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Stormers' du Toit was in danger of amputation
Pieter-Steph du Toit is only expected to be out for three months following an injury that could have led to his leg being amputated.
Peter Thompson
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Joyce: Maria had more majors in her
Maria Sharapova was hampered by injury for much of her career and Michael Joyce says it was a "win" just to come back from surgery in 2008.
Peter Thompson
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Asian World Cup qualifiers set to be postponed
The next round of Asian World Cup qualifiers and Asian Cup 2023 qualifiers are set to be called off due to the coronavirus.
Peter Thompson
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Italy-England Six Nations clash postponed due to coronavirus
Italy have had a second Six Nations match postponed due to the coronavirus, with doubts over whether the tournament will be completed.
Peter Thompson
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No risks taken with Vunipola, Borthwick
Mako Vunipola could play for Saracens this weekend, but England were advised not to take any risks following the prop's trip overseas.
Peter Thompson
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Proteas' Bavuma to miss remainder of Australia ODI series
Temba Bavuma will play no further part in the ODI series against Australia, but will fly out to face India this weekend.
Peter Thompson
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Team INEOS sport director Portal dies aged 40
Tributes have poured in for Nicolas Portal after he passed away at his home in Andorra.
Peter Thompson
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Kristina Mladenovic sends Paquet packing in Lyon
Chloe Paquet dominated Kristina Mladenovic in the first set, but the second seed rallied to reach the second round in Lyon.
Peter Thompson
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India keeps Black Caps in the dark on key selection
Ajinkya Rahane says India will take a look at the pitch before picking their team for the second Test against New Zealand.
Peter Thompson
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Warner to captain Sunrisers
David Warner has replaced Kane Williamson as captain of Sunrisers Hyderabad for the upcoming Indian Premier League campaign.
Peter Thompson
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Tsitsipas sails through in Dubai
On a high after winning his first tournament of the season in Marseille, Stefanos Tsitsipas is through to round two in Dubai.
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Healy to miss rest of Six Nations
Cian Healy will miss the remainder of the Six Nations after the prop was injured during Ireland's loss to England.
Peter Thompson
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Anisimova ousts Svitolina in Doha
Elina Svitolina's start to 2020 has not gone to plan, a defeat to Amanda Anisimova the latest setback for the world number seven.
Peter Thompson
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Hearn expects quick Canelo decision
Eddie Hearn is "very confident" a deal will be agreed for either Billy Joe Saunders or Callum Smith to fight Saul 'Canelo' Alvarez.
Peter Thompson
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Vanessa Bryant submits lawsuit
A Los Angeles Superior Court spokesperson on Monday confirmed Vanessa Bryant has filed a lawsuit against Island Express Helicopters.
Peter Thompson
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Ardie Savea wants NRL switch
Ardie Savea says a move to either Sydney Roosters or Melbourne Storm are options that appeal to the All Blacks flanker.
Peter Thompson
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Pivac unhappy with officials
Wales look highly unlikely to retain their Six Nations title after a loss to France, but Wayne Pivac felt they were hard done by.
Peter Thompson
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Ntamack: No Grand Slam talk
France kept their Grand Slam hopes live with a famous win in Cardiff, but Romain Ntamack says they are not getting ahead of themselves.
Peter Thompson
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Stormers stay perfect
There was a shortage of free-flowing rugby on a damp day in Cape Town, but Super Rugby leaders the Stormers got the job done.
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Wales 23-27 France
France made it three wins out of three with their first win in Cardiff since 2010, the year they last won the Six Nations.
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Betsen laughs off 'cheat' jibe
France should let their rugby do the talking in Cardiff after Wyn Jones fanned the flames this week, Serge Betsen says.
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Bond hails 'incredible' Taylor ahead of milestone match
Ross Taylor will be the first man to play 100 games in all formats at international level and Shane Bond says there is plenty more to come.
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Davies and Moriarty to start for Wales
Wayne Pivac has made two changes to his starting line-up to face France, Gareth Davies and Ross Moriarty getting the nod.
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Pakistan's Akmal suspended under anti-corruption code
The Pakistan Cricket Board did not give details of the nature of the alleged offence Umar Akmal has been banned for.
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Federer drops surgery bombshell
Twenty-time grand slam champion Roger Federer will not play at Roland Garros following knee surgery, but he declared "see you on the grass".
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Halep fends off Jabeur in Dubai
Ons Jabeur pushed Simona Halep all the way, but the two-time grand slam champion was not to be denied a place in the last eight in Dubai.
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Tsitsipas through in Marseille
It has not been the best of starts to 2020 for Stefanos Tsitsipas, but he will play in his first quarter-final of the season in Marseille.
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Ireland unchanged for England clash
Caelan Doris has recovered from a head injury, but the Ireland number eight has to settle for a place on the bench against England.
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Tuilagi and Slade boost for England
Eddie Jones says Manu Tuilagi should be fit to return against Ireland, while fellow centre Henry Slade will be monitored.
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Newman condition improving after Daytona crash
Roush Fenway Racing driver Ryan Newman is in good spirits at Halifax Medical Center, his team revealed on Wednesday.
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Smith ready to 'play along and have fun' in South Africa
Steve Smith says he has been given a warm welcome in South Africa, but is expecting hostility when he faces the Proteas.
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Thomas involved in car accident
Oshane Thomas' agent says the paceman is "at home resting" after he was involved in a car crash in Jamaica.
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Fury confirms Wilder trilogy
Tyson Fury says the money on offer is too good for him not to fight Deontay Wilder for a third time, regardless of the outcome this weekend.
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Bertens retains title
World number eight Kiki Bertens is now in double figures for WTA titles after she once again proved to be a cut above in St Petersburg.
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Morgan: No limits for England
Captain Eoin Morgan says victory over South Africa in a run-fest should be a "reference point" for England.
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Masterful Morgan seals series win
Captain Eoin Morgan blasted seven sixes as England completed a T20 series turnaround by winning a thriller in the decider.
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Clijsters reveals return reasons
Former world number one Kim Clijsters will face a tough assignment against Garbine Muguruza in her first professional match since 2012.
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Ishant boost for India
Ishant Sharma passed a fitness Test on Saturday and is set to fly out to New Zealand for the two-match Test series.
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Folau scores early try in Catalans debut
After being made to wait for his Catalans Dragons debut, Israel Folau made a big early impact at Stade Gilbert Brutus.
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Folau to make Super League debut for Catalans
Israel Folau was named in the Catalans Dragons team for his Super League bow against Castleford Tigers in Perpignan.
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Sharma passed fit for India-New Zealand Test series
Ishant Sharma passed a fitness Test on Saturday and is set to fly out to New Zealand for the two-match Test series.
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England veteran 'rested' for Sri Lanka series
Opener Keaton Jennings and wicketkeeper-batsman Ben Foakes are back in the England Test squad for two matches in Sri Lanka.
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Rivers enters free agency
Veteran quarterback Philip Rivers is unsure what the future holds after ending his long record-breaking spell with the Chargers.
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Black Caps whitewash India
After being whitewashed by India in the T20 series, New Zealand gave the tourists a taste of their own medicine with an ODI clean sweep.
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Dimitrov downs Shapovalov
Denis Shapovalov's poor run continued on the opening day of the Rotterdam Open as Grigor Dimitrov beat him in straight sets.
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Ireland blow Wales away
With fierce winds and rain on the way, Ireland whipped up a storm of their own to beat defending champions Wales.
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Genge blasts 'sausage' critics
Prop Ellis Genge said "I hope we have shut them up" as he laid into England's critics after they beat Scotland.
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Scotland 6-13 England
Stuart Hogg made another costly mistake as England beat Scotland in an ugly Calcutta Cup clash to claim their first win of the Six Nations.
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Steyn returns, De Kock to captain Proteas in England T20 series
Quinton de Kock will lead South Africa with Faf du Plessis given an extended rest and Dale Steyn is to return against England.
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