Leinster secured their second consecutive United Rugby Championship title by defeating the Bulls 36-7 at Croke Park. The victory avenges their recent Champions Cup final loss and marks Leinster's 10th league title overall.
South Korea's Kim Jae-hyun and Jang Ha-jeong, ranked 147th, unexpectedly won the Asian Badminton Championships, boosting hopes for the nation's mixed doubles team. They will now compete in the Singapore Open.
Auckland FC secured their first A-League Men championship title by defeating Sydney FC 1-0 in front of a record crowd. Cameron Howieson scored the decisive goal in the 60th minute, marking Auckland's second trophy in two seasons.
Panchaya Channoi, an 18-year-old from Thailand, defeated Reanne Evans 6-2 to win the Women's World Snooker Championship in Dongguan, China. This marks Evans' first final loss in the tournament.
Amina Orfi, 18, made history by becoming the youngest women's squash world champion, defeating Nour El-Sherbini in a five-game final. Orfi also holds the junior and senior PSA titles simultaneously.
Kushal 'Gullu' Tanwar and Kaira Anu have won Splitsvilla X6, concluding a season themed 'Pyaar Ya Paisa'. The couple, praised for their chemistry and bond, took home Rs 20 Lakhs, marking a fan-favourite victory.
The Essex and South Africa spinner has taken more Championship wickets than anyone else since arriving in 2017 – but says 18 teams can reward mediocrityFor 10 seasons, few have earned the right to comment on English cricket more than Simon Harmer. Because for 10 seasons, no one has taken more County Championship wickets than the South African off-spinner who arrived at Essex in 2017 on a six-month contract, his international career stalled and his options narrowing fast.He has since become one of the great imports of the English game: 522 first-class wickets and counting for Essex, two County Championship titles, a Bob Willis Trophy, a return to South Africa’s Test side and, perhaps most importantly, contentment. “My journey has been bumpy,” Harmer says from a sun-drenched beer garden near the Oval. “I can say now that I’m at peace with it.” Continue reading...
KL Rahul downplayed his personal milestone of surpassing MS Dhoni on the IPL all-time run-scorers list, emphasizing team success and trophies as his ultimate goal. Despite individual achievements, Rahul stated his primary focus remains on winning the IPL, aiming to match Dhoni's five championship titles.
Premier League survival and European qualification battles reach critical point as Leeds can secure safety by beating managerless Burnley, while Eddie Howe faces an audition to keep his Newcastle job against Brighton. Chelsea's interim coach Calum McFarlane faces first expected win against Forest, and Tottenham's relegation fight continues under Roberto De Zerbi.
Premier League-bound Coventry City have secured the Championship title. Can you name every winner from the past 22 seasons?
How St Johnstone stormed Scottish Championship title to make immediate Premiership return, with an emphatic start paving their path to glory.
Ronnie O'Sullivan began his quest for a record-breaking eighth World Championship title with a dominant 7-2 opening session against Chinese debutant He Guoqiang. The 50-year-old took the first five frames with breaks of 72, 97 and 113, and needs only three more frames for victory when the match resumes on Wednesday. Judd Trump came from 4-1 behind to beat Gary Wilson 10-5, while Shaun Murphy edged past Fan Zhengyi 10-9 in a thrilling finish.
Ronnie O'Sullivan begins his quest for a record-breaking eighth World Championship title with a dominant opening session against He Guoqiang.
Coventry City secured the Championship title with a commanding 5-1 victory over Portsmouth, returning to the Premier League for the first time in 25 years. Ephron Mason-Clark scored twice while Haji Wright and Kaine Kesler-Hayden also found the net in a dominant display. Meanwhile, Lincoln City were crowned League One champions after beating Doncaster, while Wrexham moved into the playoff places and Millwall guaranteed a playoff spot for the first time in 20 years.
St Johnstone secured the Scottish Championship title with a 2-0 victory over Dunfermline Athletic, clinching the championship with two games remaining in the season.
Ronnie O'Sullivan began his pursuit of a record-breaking eighth World Championship title with a commanding 7-2 lead over Chinese debutant He Guoqiang at the Crucible. The 50-year-old took the first five frames and needs only three more when play resumes on Wednesday. World number one Judd Trump recovered from a slow start to hold a 5-4 advantage over Gary Wilson, winning four consecutive frames after trailing 4-1.
