Beauty and brutality: The Wales v Fiji rivalry in six unforgettable matches
Wales and Fiji have met 15 times in Test matches - including the infamous game at the 2007 Rugby World Cup
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Doubles tennis: Leading players fear cutbacks and accuse ATP Tour of trying to end profession
A group of leading doubles players have accused the men's ATP Tour of trying to "end doubles as a viable profession".
In a meeting at Wimbledon on Tuesday, the tour proposed changes which could include halving the size of doubles draws from 2028.
T20 World Cup: How hard work and a disco jacket helped England improve their fielding
There is, of course, more to England's improvement than a coach dressing like an ABBA tribute act.
As well as Ecclestone's catches - a leap at mid-on and a nerve-jangler as the ball dropped over her shoulder at short fine leg - and Wyatt-Hodge's run-out, Charlie Dean also pulled off a direct hit dismissal in the win over New Zealand and Wyatt-Hodge took a superb catch in the tournament opener against Sri Lanka.
World Cup 2026: Should teams bring on players just for penalty shootouts?
The second night of knockout round matches at the 2026 World Cup saw two of the three games decided via penalty shootout.
Paraguay produced the biggest shock by beating Germany 4-3 on penalties following a 1-1 draw after extra-time. After remaining tied on the same match score hours later, Morocco were eventually 3-2 shootout winners over the Netherlands.
World Cup 2026: Should teams bring on players just for penalty shootouts?
The second night of knockout round matches at the 2026 World Cup saw two of the three games decided via penalty shootout.
Paraguay produced the biggest shock by beating Germany 4-3 on penalties following a 1-1 draw after extra-time. After remaining tied on the same match score hours later, Morocco were eventually 3-2 shootout winners over the Netherlands.
Sam Bennett: Hurdler sets sights on Commonwealth Games after injury
Essex 110m hurdler Sam Bennett is in the form of his life as he looks forward to next month's Commonwealth Games.
The 25-year-old was among 63 athletes added to the Team England squad on Monday after recently running two personal bests.
Wimbledon 2026: A decade after Andy Murray and British tennis' golden weekend
Murray reckons his memory of some of his tennis matches and tournaments is getting a little hazy.
Not this one, though. He's watched championship point "a few times" since.
In an era where many of his Grand Slam title attempts had been thwarted by Roger Federer, Novak Djokovic and Rafael Nadal, he had found himself in the less familiar position of being favourite in a major final.
World Cup 2026: What is the prize money?
ByKatharine Sharpe
BBC Sport senior journalist
Updated 26 June 2026
The prize money available at the 2026 World Cup is a record-breaking $871m (£662m).
Fifa initially announced the total pot would be $727m (£552m), which was already a 50% increase on the funds distributed at the 2022 tournament in Qatar.
The Chequered Flag Podcast - 2026: Has Hamilton changed Ferrari & Harry ‘The Flying Brick’!
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- The Chequered Flag Podcast 2026: Has Hamilton changed Ferrari & Harry ‘The Flying Brick’!
The Chequered Flag Podcast - 2026: Has Hamilton changed Ferrari & Harry ‘The Flying Brick’!
Harry Benjamin & Becky Evans are at the go-kart track to break down the week’s big F1 stories, and 1996 World Champion Damon Hill makes a pit-stop to discuss Lewis Hamilton’s maiden Ferrari victory.
Sri Lanka vs England: What is a 'moon ball' and why is it effective for Sam Curran?
Short-form cricket is accustomed to cutters, cross-seam deliveries and yorkers, but Sam Curran is doing his bit to add the 'moon ball' to cricket's lexicon.
Sri Lanka's Pathum Nissanka became the latest victim of the bowler's ultra-slow ball in England's 19-run defeat in the first one-day international when he misjudged the speed and flight of Curran's delivery, clipping the ball straight to Liam Dawson.