IOC battles to keep Tokyo Games on track
LAUSANNE: The Olympic Rings logo is pictured in front of the headquarters of the International Olympic Committee (IOC) in Lausanne yesterday,...
Copa America postponed from 2020 to 2021 over pandemic
CARAGENA: File photo shows Brazilian former footballer Juninho Paulista presents the Copa America trophy on the stage during the draw of...
Brady announces departure from Patriots
File photo Tom Brady(L) of the New England Patriots talks with Hall of Famer Joe Montana prior to Super Bowl LIV...
Doubts grow in Japan over Tokyo Olympics
BANGKOK: A woman wearing a facemask, amid concerns over the spread of the COVID-19 coronavirus, sits at a bus stop in...
Ogier wins shortened Rally of Mexico
LEON: French driver Sebastien Ogier (3L) and his co-driver Julien Ingrassia (3R) of the Toyota Yaris WRT with their Sporting Director...
Formula One team staff tested for virus at Australian Grand Prix
MELBOURNE: Ferrari's German driver Sebastian Vettel (C) walks down pit lane with team members at the Albert Park circuit ahead of...
Olympics or not, Japan wheelchair dancer has message: Diversity is cool
Kenta Kambara, 34, poses for a photo while his daughter Shiori, 2, walks past him, next to an Olympic Rings symbol...
Hatton holds off Leishman to win at brutal Bay Hill
ORLANDO: Tyrrell Hatton of England celebrates with the trophy after winning during the final round of the Arnold Palmer Invitational Presented...
Watson sparks England Triple Crown as Tuilagi sees red against Wales
TWICKENHAM: Wales' flanker Justin Tipuric (L) receives the ball to score a try during the Six Nations international rugby union match...
France ‘on alert’ for Grand Slam complacency in Scotland
EDINBURGH: Scotland head coach Gregor Townsend (2L) and players participate in the Captain's Run training session at Murrayfield Stadium in Edinburgh...
How the coronavirus has hit global sport
LAUSANNE: A cameraman films the Olympic Rings at the International Olympic Committee (IOC) headquarters in Lausanne. - AFP
Forty years on, ‘Ringer’s match’ remains a byword for violence
Paul Ringer (right) only became the second player in Wales ever to be broadcast on a day of shame.
