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Mathieu van der Poel fined for spitting at booing spectators during Hulst World Cup

Organisers express disappointment regarding spectator misconduct saying, 'These types of spectators do not belong'

Cycling News

Asian Cup | We have to prove that we can play fearlessly: Stimac

India to use Asian Cup experience to prepare for 2026 World Cup qualifiers, says Stimac.

The Hindu

From football funding shambles to green and gold glory

Two decades before the Matildas would win the hearts of Australians, the nation's governing football body was in chaos and looking for a lifeline.

AAP

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The 20 most-read Guardian sport articles of 2023

Including a host of live reports across a range of World Cups, we look back at out most-viewed pieces of 2023

The Guardian - UK

Man City boss Pep Guardiola relishing quieter schedule in January

City played nine games in the final month of 2023, including two during their successful trip to Saudi Arabia for the Club World Cup.

The Independent UK

Watch: Nasser Hussain picks Virat Kohli and Babar Azam to have a great 2024

NEW DELHI: An Indian superstar and a former Pakistani captain were selected by former England captain Nasser Hussain as the cricketers who would have a fantastic 2024.

The Times of India

Hugo Lloris ends 11-year association with Tottenham to join Los Angeles FC

World Cup-winner Hugo Lloris made 447 appearances across 12 seasons at Spurs.

The Independent UK

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PFA says players 'ready to take legal action' over congested fixture lists

With new FIFA Club World Cup recently announced, the Professional Footballers Association says players are ready to take a stand

FourFourTwo

Wout van Aert fifth but out-paces Van der Poel in final laps of Hulst World Cup

Early crash and puncture put Belgian on the back foot in final race in Jumbo-Visma jersey

Cycling News

Mathieu van der Poel 'done with' spectators booing, spitting at him

World Champion endures abuse even on home soil in Hulst

Cycling News

Van der Poel dominates Hulst World Cup as Pidcock, Van Aert beset by mishaps

Ronhaar, Van der Haar round out podium as World Cup leader Iserbyt drops out

Cycling News

Puck Pieterse holds off Alvarado to win Hulst World Cup after thrilling final lap

Dutch Champion triumphs after leading from opening lap with Ceylin del Carmen Alvarado second and Lucinda Brand third

Cycling News

Shirley Bassey, Ridley Scott Honoured By Britain's King Charles III

King Charles III on Friday announced awards for showbusiness royalty Shirley Bassey and Ridley Scott while a bereaved father who took on social media giants over harmful online content is also recognised in Britain's traditional New Year's Honours.

International Business Times

England women World Cup stars Bright, Earps and Hemp on honours list

Three of England’s women World Cup stars have been recognised in the New Year Honours alongside the charity work of former rugby league players Kevin Sinfield and Rob Burrow

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The Independent UK

Mary Earps, Kevin Sinfield and Stuart Broad among sports stars on 2024 new year honours list

Mary Earps is among three Lionesses to be honoured after England’s run to the Women’s World Cup final, while Jeff Stelling receives an MBE for services to sport

The Independent UK

England World Cup captain Millie Bright ‘gobsmacked’ by OBE in New Year Honours

The Chelsea defender initially feared the letter confirming the accolade was a parking fine.

The Independent UK

Lionesses trio and Kevin Sinfield and Rob Burrow recognised in New Year Honours

Millie Bright, Mary Earps and Lauren Hemp helped the Lionesses to a first-ever World Cup final.

The Times of India

'They don't win anything': Michael Vaughan labels India as one of the most underachieving cricket teams in the world

NEW DELHI: With India unable to land an ICC trophy in over a decade now, former England captain Michael Vaughan labeled the side as most underachieving cricket teams in the world.

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The Guardian - UK

Guardian Footballer of the Year Jenni Hermoso: glory, adversity and a cause that still burns

In the moment of her greatest triumph, Spain’s World Cup winner became the focal point of the battle against sexism and misogyny in football

FourFourTwo

Most expensive transfers of the 2010s

A look at the biggest signings across a decade of huge spending, which saw the first €100 million and €200m deals...

The Guardian - UK

The year in World Cups: how Australia’s cricketers rained on India’s parade

The tournament ended with a satisfying plot twist in the final but its unwieldy structure met plenty of criticism

The Times of India

Runs, wickets, medals and glory beckon India in 2024

In the sporting calendar, an Olympic year consumes everything – the months leading up to the Games brim with anticipation and stories of preparations for war. The months after are dominated by memories of great performances, stories of grit, determination, joy, grief, of new stars making their breakthroughs, and last…

The Canberra Times

'I do enjoy the savage stuff': the best cartoons of 2023

Best cartoons by David Pope, Peter Broelman and Fiona Katauskas.

The Times of India

Yearender 2023: Indian men's hockey rose from the Ashes

On a nippy night at the Birsa Munda Hockey Stadium in Rourkela in January, Indian men’s hockey skipper Harmanpreet Singh led his team’s lap of honour, acknowledging the unflinching support of the spectators. The joy and the cheers were misleading enough to create an impression that India had ended their…

The Conversation

No climate for cricket: how global warming is putting the heat on NZ’s summer game

The recently concluded men’s Cricket World Cup in India reached record audiences. But there was one thing the organisers did not want those viewers to see (other than India’s defeat by Australia in the final): cricket’s own climate crisis.

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