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Prep talk: Maeve Enright lobbied for flag football at Chaminade
The Chaminade Eagles have reached the Division 2 quarterfinals during their second season playing flag football.
WPL 2027 auction: Full list of 146 players shortlisted for 27 slots, remaining purse of all 5 teams, where to watch live
The Women's Premier League (WPL) mini-auction is scheduled for October 28 in Kochi. A total of 146 players have been shortlisted for the 27 available slots among the five teams.
Kylian Mbappe's 100-goal milestone: Five achievements that shaped the Frenchman's journey with Real Madrid
Kylian Mbappe scored his 100th goal for Real Madrid during his team's El Clasico match against Barcelona on Sunday.
Alex Eala back on track after defeating Mika Stojsavljevic in Toray Pan Pacific Open
After defeating the British teen in straight sets, Eala will face World No. 38 Talia Gibson of Australia in the round-of-16 match
Total turnover rise pleases Jockey Club as host of Australian gallopers eye HKIR
A decline in local turnover might have given Jockey Club boss Winfried Engelbrecht-Bresges cause for concern to start the season, but a surge in wagering on overseas races has helped boost total turnover to a healthy figure. After 13 of 88 local meetings, total turnover on local and overseas races was up 12.5 per cent on last year to HK$24.8 billion. In his CEO blog published on the Jockey Club website before Sunday’s Sha Tin meeting, Engelbrecht-Bresges said wagering on Hong Kong racing was...
Meet Saransh Jain, the MP spinner who ran riot against Bihar with a seven-wicket haul in Ranji Trophy
Saransh Jain claimed 7/40 in 13 overs as Madhya Pradesh bowled Bihar out for 99 on day one of their Ranji Trophy match in Indore. Madhya Pradesh reached 105 without loss, taking a six-run lead, with Yash Dubey and Saksham Purohit unbeaten.
Asia’s answer to NCAA basketball takes big step forward with new 18 team season
Asia’s answer to NCAA basketball has taken another big step forwards, with 18 universities weeks away from the start of a two-conference season. The teams involved in the Asian University Basketball League will play between November and April, with a championship week, similar to the sweet 16 or final four, pencilled in for next August. A 12-strong Eastern Conference and six-team Southern Conference will compete in a total of 54 games, with universities from 11 different places across the region...
Dr Redmayne aims to lift Brisbane Heat's WBBL fortunes
Brisbane Heat made unwanted WBBL history with a winless 2025 season. Now, new skipper Georgia Redmayne, fresh from stints as a doctor, is tasked with moving the team up the table.
Who is Vaishnavi Sharma? India’s U-19 World Cup star shines with 4/39 in 2nd INDW vs ZIMW ODI
Vaishnavi Sharma took 4/39 in the second ODI against Zimbabwe, helping India win by 121 runs and secure an unbeatable 2-0 series lead. The left-arm spinner has risen through domestic and Under-19 cricket, including a leading 17-wicket haul at the 2025 Under-19 World Cup.
Athletes honoured for historic Asian Games performance
Hong Kong, China’s top-performing athletes at the Aichi-Nagoya Asian Games were commended by Chief Executive John Lee on Monday for their historic performances. The SAR achieved its best result to date at the Games in Japan, reaching new heights in both the gold medal count and the number of medals won overall. In total, the delegation won 54 medals, comprising 11 gold, 19 silver, and 24 bronze. Lee paid tribute to athletes during a commendation ceremony, noting that their dedication to compete through injuries and persevere when falling behind had earned everyone’s deepest respect. He also presented certificates to the top-performing athletes, including wushu star Lydia Sham, who earned the city's first gold medal at the Games. Lee stressed the government would continue to invest in sports development. “During the 2026–27 financial year, the government’s resources invested in sports development reached about HK$8.1 billion, nearly a 70 percent increase compared to a decade ago,” he said. “We allocated about HK$1 billion to the Hong Kong Sports Institute, providing comprehensive training, direct financial subsidies, and support in sports medicine and sports science. “The government will continue to support the development of sports medicine and sports science, athlete training, and their career development. In the next five years, resources allocated to sports development will cumulatively increase by 20 percent,” Lee added. Chief Secretary Eric Chan, Secretary for Culture, Sports and Tourism Rosanna Law, President of the Sports Federation & Olympic Committee of Hong Kong, China, Timothy Fok, among others, also attended the ceremony. Edited by Tony Sabine