Man United latest: Michael Carrick speaks out on player commitment as 'contact made' with star

The Oklahoma City Thunder will retire Russell Westbrook’s No. 0 jersey on Feb. 7, 2027, in a ceremony at their home arena. Westbrook spent 11 seasons with the team, won the 2017 MVP award and averaged a triple-double three years in a row.

Glenn Maxwell, the star Australian all-rounder, announced his retirement from international cricket on Monday

The Anthrax lead singer took the field ahead of the Seattle Seahawks' showdown against the Chicago Bears, but his moment of patriotism didn't go down well with many fans watching at home.

Last month, when Lancashire were preparing to discard the greatest cricketer in their history, the county's chair, Dame Sarah Storey, was taking part in a celebrity dance competition.

Every Melbourne Cup runner assessed, with TAB odds, winning chances and the doubts that could derail them.

Due to a health issue, Michael Wilbon, the decorated former Washington Post sports columnist, is stepping away from the ESPN show he's co-hosted since 2001.

Sanju Samson failed to produce his best during India's T20I series against New Zealand, managing 107 runs in five games, and scoring less than 20 in four of them.

The Finnish Ice Hockey Association said Monday its national teams won't play against Russia in international tournaments as long as the war in Ukraine is ongoing.

Legendary India spinner Ravichandran Ashwin opined that Bhuvneshwar Kumar may not have done enough to earn another chance in India's white-ball squads in the future.

Despite being one of the most recognizable faces in football, and a future Hall of Famer with 12 seasons under his belt, it appears the security didn't recognize him and weren't willing to budge.

The under-pressure boss, whose side have lost four from five and sit 13th in the Premier League after Monday night's 1-0 defeat at St James's Park, saw frontman Will Osula isolated.

The answer to the question of just how far a group of athletes and coaches could go relying almost entirely on passion was perhaps found out there on the court at the Ma On Shan Sports Centre on Sunday. It was the fourth and final stage of the Chinese Men’s Handball Super League. On the final day, Hong Kong, taking part as an invited team, narrowly beat Anhui 29-28 in the play-off for third place to secure a podium finish on their national league debut. Head coach Hui Man-pong heaped praise on...