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Women's U-17 WC will be held in empty stadiums in worst-case scenario: AIFF

The FIFA U-17 Women's World Cup will be held behind closed doors only in the worst-case scenario, says All India Football Federation general secretary Kushal Das

Real Madrid look very strong, difficult for Barca to win La Liga: Garcia

Former Spain mid-fielder Luis Garcia feels it will be an uphill task for Barcelona to retain the La Liga title as arch-rivals Real Madrid are unlikely to slip up.

Covid-19: Serie A hopes to allow fans in stadiums before end of season:

The Italian soccer league is hoping to allow fans into stadiums before the end of the season.

ICC likely to discuss fate of T20 World Cup in next board meeting

As of now no date is decided, but it will be there over the next one week or so but date not confirmed, says an ICC official

Thought we were dead and buried: Eoin Morgan reveals WC final memories

Twelve months ago on this day, England had claimed the 50 over World Cup title after beating New Zealand by virtue of a contentious boundary count-back rule

Stokes took cigarette break to calm nerves ahead of WC super over: New Book

Stokes was adjudged the Man of the Match for his unbeaten 84, plus eight runs in the Super Over, which helped England claim that momentous victory

This day last year, England won its maiden ODI WC on boundary count rule

The Super Over, which was the first-ever in a World Cup final, also ended in a tie as both teams scored 15 runs each

Manchester City overturns two-year ban from Champions League

Chelsea, Manchester United and Leicester and maybe Wolverhampton Wanderers and Sheffield United, too are now fighting for two qualifying spots instead of three

Maharashtra coronavirus update: Fresh lockdown in Latur from July 15

Latur district in Maharashtra will be under lockdown from July 15 to 30, district guardian minister Amit Deshmukh said on Sunday

Eng vs WI 1st Test highlights: Blackwood's 95 helps Windies win by 4 wkts

Jermaine Blackwood plays a magnificent inning of 95 runs on Day 5 of 1st Test as international cricket successfully returns in a bio-secure environment

Lewis Hamilton wins Styrian GP ahead of Mercedes teammate Bottas

For the second time in the past four races, Charles Leclerc and Sebastian Vettel crashed into each other and went out

Bowlers stuck to their task on day four against England: WI coach Simmons

As Windies scalped five wickets on the final session of day four against England, Windies coach Phil Simmons has said that he was pleased with the performance of all bowlers.

Eng vs WI 2nd Test: England should drop Joe Denly, feels Michael Vaughan

In the second Test, scheduled to begin on Thursday in Manchester, either Denly or Crawley is expected to be replaced by Root

Sportspersons extend wishes after Amitabh Bachchan tests positive

"Take care Amit ji. Praying for your good health and quick recovery," Sachin Tendulkar tweeted

Why this can be called a golden generation for Tennis, but not a golden era

The golden era for a sport should showcase the full spectrum of skills, abilities and excellence that the sport makes possible

Archer, former Windies pacer Tino engage in war of words on social media

England fast-bowler Jofra Archer and former West Indies speedster Tino Best engaged in a war of words on social media with respect to fast-bowler Stuart Broad's omission from the Southampton Test.

Eng vs WI 1st Test, Day 4: Burns, Sibley cut down visitors' lead (Lunch)

The duo put on a 72-run opening partnership in their second innings as England cut down West Indies' first innings lead to just 35 runs till Lunch

East Bengal will soon follow rivals Mohun Bagan into ISL: Club official

The club has been grappling with financial woes following the premature pullout of its former investor Quess Corp, who were its title sponsors for two seasons.

'We want medals but put no effort': Kiren Rijiju calls for sports culture

India doesn't have a sport culture; athletes future depends on policy country undertakes: Union Minister

England have made a mistake by leaving Stuart Broad out: Nasser Hussain

Veteran pacer James Anderson was given the nod alongside Mark Wood and Jofra Archer as Broad had to be content with following the action from the bench