Cricket-India’s Suryakumar happy to temper aggression on slow tracks
(Reuters) - Suryakumar Yadav has proved time and again the kind of havoc he can wreak with the bat but…
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Cricket-England’s Topley ready for death-overs bowling duties
(Reuters) - Reece Topley assumed new ball duties on his return to the England side after missing the first two…
Swimming-Smith conquers self-doubt to regain backstroke world record
INDIANAPOLIS (Reuters) - Regan Smith was so riddled with self-doubt the American thought her days of breaking backstroke records were…
Swimming-Ledecky fired up for Olympic relay team with teenager Gemmell
INDIANAPOLIS (Reuters) - Katie Ledecky said she is thrilled to lead a U.S. relay team at the Paris Games that…
Swimming-Smith sets backstroke world record at US Olympic Trials
INDIANAPOLIS (Reuters) -Regan Smith set the 100m backstroke world record at the U.S. Olympic trials in Indianapolis on Tuesday, touching…
Cricket-End of era for New Zealand after white-ball title again proves elusive
(Reuters) - A dead rubber win over minnows Papua New Guinea offered little consolation for eliminated New Zealand whose poor…
Cricket-Australia ominous, Windies feeling right at home
(Reuters) - In what now has become almost a ritual in any cricket showpiece, Australia have swaggered into the Super…
Cricket-Warner looking forward to no Sandpaper-gate flak in retirement
(Reuters) - Australia's long-serving opener David Warner says he is looking forward to avoiding "flak" about the Newlands ball-tampering scandal…
Cricket-Williamson tight-lipped about T20 future after NZ exit
PORT OF SPAIN (Reuters) - New Zealand captain Kane Williamson remained coy about his future in 20-overs internationals after his…