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Kenyan police hunt for husband of slain runner Agnes Tirop
Agnes Tirop's husband Emmanuel Rotich was named by police as a suspect in the death of the 25-year-old double world championships medallist and Olympian.
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US Open champ Medvedev stunned by Dimitrov in Indian Wells
Daniil Medvedev, who won his first Grand Slam title last month at Flushing Meadows, hadn't lost a set heading into the fourth round but dropped eight straight games against Dimitrov en route to a stunning early exit for the top seed.
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Madrid court orders imprisonment of France footballer Lucas Hernandez
In Spain, those sentenced to less than two years do not usually go to prison, but in this case, as it was a repeat offence, Hernandez has been ordered to.
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Australian swimmer McCardel breaks record with 44th Channel swim
Chloe McCardel, 36, made the swim for the 44th time, breaking the previous record of 43 she had held jointly with British swimmer Alison Streeter.
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Kenyan President pays tribute to slain Kenyan athlete Agnes Tirop
The record-breaking distance runner was found dead with stab wounds at her home in the high-altitude training town of Iten in western Kenya on Wednesday.
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SA tennis star Lloyd Harris on his approach to the mental game & future goals
Despite a loss at the ATP Indian Wells, Lloyd Harris continues to climb up the world rankings; after this weekend’s action, he reached a new career high of No. 31 on the ATP rankings.
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Cape Town marathon 2021 road closures
These are the road closures for the event, including for events on days before the marathon.
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Kenya's Olympic star Agnes Tirop found dead
Tirop had represented Kenya at the Tokyo Olympics in the 5,000m - finishing fourth and narrowly missing out on an Olympic medal despite running a season best time of 14:39.62.
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Fans allowed back at club and professional rugby matches - SA Rugby
A maximum of 2,000 spectators will be permitted entry to rugby venues following the gazetting of new regulations by Sports Minister Nathi Mthethwa.
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Morgan, Kohli target T20 World Cup title legacy
Postponed and moved twice because of the pandemic, the tournament's seventh edition kicks off on 17 October with Oman - joint hosts with the United Arab Emirates - taking on Papua New Guinea in a first qualifying round.
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Calls for better entry processes after fans return and watch Bafana win
On Tuesday, the government’s pilot project saw 2,000 supporters allowed into the FNB Stadium as South Africa beat Ethiopia in a 2022 World Cup qualifier.
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Denmark book World Cup ticket as England are held
Joakim Maehle scored in the 53rd minute to send the Danes to Qatar as they build on their surprise run at Euro 2020 this summer when they reached the semi-finals.
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NBA star Irving sidelined by Nets for refusing COVID vaccination
Because of the ongoing pandemic, New York has implemented new health and safety regulations which do not allow unvaccinated athletes to take part in practices and games.
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Chasing medals with Ernst van Dyk
The Paralympian, wheelchair racing and para-cycling champion took part in the Boston Marathon on Monday, where he came in third.
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Bafana Bafana beat Ethiopia 1-0 in front of 2,000 fans
South Africa then had a good chance to double their lead but Bongukhule Hlongwane's effort went over the bar as the teams went into the break with Bafana leading 1-0.
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GALLERY: 'Ke utlwa monate,' says vaccinated soccer fans returning to stadium
Vaccinated soccer fans got to taste the fun today as they were allowed to watch the Bafana Bafana vs Ethiopia in a 2022 FIFA World Cup qualification match live - for the first time in 18 months.
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New-look World Sevens Series to kick off in Dubai
The new season will include 10 men’s and seven women’s rounds over six months, including new tournaments in Spain and France.
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'Soccer animals are back': Excitement as fans arrive at FNB Stadium
South Africa takes on Ethiopia in a World Cup qualifier which will kick-off at 6pm.
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British and Irish Lions to explore potential women's team
Former Wales winger Evans, a veteran of three Lions tours, will chair a 13-strong steering group including rugby administrators, business leaders, coaches and players.
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SA Rugby takes administrative control of WPRFU
Former SA Rugby CEO, Rian Oberholzer, has been appointed as an administrator and will assume oversight of the union’s affairs immediately.
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Germany qualify for Qatar 2022 but Belgium made to wait
Hansi Flick's men avenged a shock 2-1 home loss to the Macedonians earlier this year to claim their seventh win in eight qualifiers and take an unassailable eight-point lead at the top of Group J, with two matches remaining.
