Monaco, June 4, 2019: The IAAF received today (15:00 CET) from the Swiss Federal Tribunal (SFT) a “super provisional order” instructing the IAAF to suspend the application of its DSD Regulations as they apply to the appellant. No other athlete covers by the order (Swiss Federal Tribunal order). As of this date,

By Heather Knight from Trent Bridge, June 3, 2019: It was a really entertaining game and Pakistan played outstandingly well. I think they were coming off the back of 11 losses in ODIs, so the way they played was brilliant. England’s performance in the field wasn’t quite at the same level as

Trent Bridge, Nottingham, June 3, 2019: Pakistan showed yet again on Monday why it always a good idea to predict the unpredictable when it comes to their cricketing fortunes (Pakistan beat England). As far as the early stages of their ICC Men’s World Cup 2019 campaign are concerned, it has been a

By Tom Lloyd, Paris, June 3, 2019: Former International Tennis Federation (ITF) Director of Development, Dave Miley, has formally begun his campaign to become the new President of the ITF, after the International Federation confirmed him as an official candidate. Dave Miley official candidate nominated for the position of ITF President by

The Oval London, June 2, 2019: It was love at first sight for Bangladesh captain Mashrafe Mortaza after watching his team change perceptions in their ICC Men’s Cricket World Cup opener against South Africa. Among the lower-ranked teams heading into their tournament opener against the world No.3, the Tigers produced a sublime

Paris, June 2, 2019: The HSBC World Rugby Sevens Series was decided on the final day of the series as Fiji beat the USA in the Cup semi-finals to secure a fourth world series title (Fiji clinch Rugby Sevens). Gareth Baber’s outfit, who went into this last stop of the series two

London, June 01, 2019: The ICC Men’s Cricket World Cup, currently underway, will bring fans closer to the action and the game’s heroes, with the ICC providing greater access and content from the event, the teams and the starts than ever before (fan zone cricket world). And for fans both attending games

By Clive Lloyd, Trent Bridge, May 31, 2019: I thought the West Indies were quite clinical against Pakistan (West Indies perform well). Used the pitch to their advantage in the sense that it had a bit of life and they put pressure on Pakistan. They didn’t handle it too well and overall

By Waqar Younis Pakistan, Trent Bridge, May 31, 2019: You have to remember that this World Cup is a very long tournament. There is a lot of cricket still to be played and it would be foolish to write off this Pakistan side after their defeat to the West Indies. You have

Trent Bridge, May 31, 2019: It was like turning back time in Nottingham on Friday at the ICC Men’s Cricket World Cup 2019, as the modern-day West Indies bowlers evoked memories of their fearsome four-pronged pace attack of the 1980s by skittling out Pakistan for just 105 in only 21.4 overs. Sarfaraz