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All Blacks captain Cane returns fire at 'brutal' critics
Cane and New Zealand coach Ian Foster have taken most of the flak from irate All Black fans over the 25-15 defeat to Los Pumas, which followed a 24-22 loss to Australia a week earlier.
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Stunning Spain hit Germany for six as Giroud stars for France
Manchester City forward Torres was the star for Spain, who were as brilliant as Germany were bad. The result raises further questions about Germany coach Joachim Loew, who was already under pressure coming into this game.
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South African rugby players warned as virus strikes again
It is the third time in a seven-round series between the top South African teams that a fixture has not been played because of public health concerns.
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CSA's Members Council approves appointment of Mthethwa's interim board
In a statement from the acting president of Cricket South Africa (CSA), Rihan Richards, it was revealed that the decision was in terms of the CSA Memorandum of Incorporation (MoI), with a clear understanding of roles and responsibilities for the immediate future of CSA.
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Impey quits 'outdated' Sanzaar, calls for global vision
Sanzaar was set up in 1996 to manage the Super Rugby club competition and the Test tournament now known as the Rugby Championship but Impey said it was now 'outdated'.
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Ireland star Lowe prepares to tackle the 'beast' that is England
The 28-year-old New Zealand-born wing will definitely be occupying England minds as he lived up to his pre-match hype against an out-of-form Welsh side.
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Djokovic off to a flying start at ATP Finals as Medvedev battles past Zverev
The world number one crushed Argentine eighth seed Diego Schwartzman 6-3, 6-2 in the opening round-robin match in Group Tokyo 1970 before Russia's Medvedev triumphed 6-3, 6-4.
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South African cricket crisis nears end as board set to be appointed
Judge Zak Yacoob, chairman of the interim board of Cricket South Africa (CSA), said in a message sent to reporters that the body's members' council had made the decision to recognise the board after a weekend of uncertainty.
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Mighty All Blacks slip to third in world rankings
They dropped to third in the world after their defeat by England in the semi-finals of the 2019 World Cup in Japan but were quickly back to second place after beating Wales and winning the bronze medal.
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Lewis Hamilton fired up to resist 'new generation' again in 2021
Mercedes will also have one eye on the future when the racing restarts in Melbourne in March and they may be vulnerable, but in Hamilton, as the Turkish Grand Prix proved again, they have the ace in the F1 pack, regardless of age.
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Questions abound for '21 after COVID-19 hits major golf
The PGA was shifted from May to August and the US Open moved from June to September, both staying on scheduled courses.
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Ex-footballer Christian Obodo kidnapped in Nigeria
The 36-year-old was stopped by unknown gunmen on Sunday in the southern city of Warri, police spokesperson Onome Onowakpoyeya told AFP.
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Lewis Hamilton: The world champion some find hard to like
For 'The Daily Telegraph', the 'Marmite' factor (love him or loathe him) stems from the fact that 'Hamilton's tastes may not always sit perfectly with the traditional motor racing community'.
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IOC's Bach 'very confident' Tokyo Olympics will have fans
Spiralling coronavirus infections across much of the world, and renewed lockdowns, have once again raised questions about whether the Games can really be held next year if the pandemic is not under control.
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Johnson keeps cool to pick Green Jacket at Augusta
Sunday was spent searching for the perfect fit for the most coveted title in golf – the Green Jacket from the Augusta National.
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Belgium end England Nations League hopes as Italy eye finals
Belgium were just five minutes from joining world champions France at next October's finals when Iceland pulled level at 1-1 with group rivals Denmark in Copenhagen.
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Johnson showed Sunday poise to win Masters, sees more to come
Johnson delivered an impressive closing Sunday at Augusta National to win in record fashion, handling the tension to set a Masters 72-hole record of 20-under 268 with a final-round 68 for a five-stroke triumph.
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Liverpool great Ray Clemence dies aged 72
Clemence, who been living with advanced prostate cancer since 2005, was one of the finest keepers of his generation, winning three European Cups and five First Division titles during 14 years at Liverpool.
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Hamilton vs Schumacher: Who is the greatest?
Lewis Hamilton secured a record-equalling seventh Formula One world title on Sunday after winning the Turkish Grand Prix.
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Lewis Hamilton wins record-equalling seventh F1 world title
'That's for all the kids out there that believe in the impossible,' said an emotional Hamilton on Mercedes' team radio. 'You can do it.'
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Ramos misses two penalties as Spain held by Switzerland
Ramos was making his 177th appearance for Spain to become the most capped European player in history, pulling clear of Italy's Gianluigi Buffon, who has 176.
