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Simone Biles will compete for her 20th world title at the upcoming World Championships in Antwerp.

In collaboration with the Jamaica Football Federation and the Bob Marley Foundation, the Jamaica Olympic Association has pledged up to $25 million to help their Reggae Girlz in their two-legged Olympic qualifying match against Canada.

The conclusion of the 2023 US Open saw Coco Gauff and Novak Djokovic victorious, securing their Grand Slam titles.

41 athletes have been offered membership to the Paralympic World Class Programme for 2023/24.

Warwickshire sprung a surprise on a lifelong Bears fan and esteemed cricket writer by presenting him with a special signed shirt to mark his 80th birthday.

Now it's confirmed that Luis Rubiales has finally resigned as president of the RFEF (Spanish Football Federation).

Sir Mo Farah, one of the greatest British athletes of all time, finished fourth in the final race of his career at the Great North Run.

Four years after her US Open debut, Coco Gauff fulfilled her Grand Slam destiny at the USTA Billie Jean King National Tennis Centre.

Following R. Praggnanandhaa, Nida Anjum Chelat has become another prominent young representative of India's growing presence in global sports.

Qatar Airways, the 7-time World’s Best Airline, is now the Official Airline Partner of BWT Alpine F1 Team as part of a multi-year agreement and will be working together to promote the Qatar Airways Qatar Grand Prix 2023.

With the competition up and ready, and the opening game between New Zealand and France the perfect starter, the question is ‘Who is going to win the 2023 Rugby World Cup?

A blue plaque has been unveiled in Greater Manchester in honour of Arthur Wharton - the first Black professional footballer.

Warwickshire’s Under-18s have been crowned national champions – just days after the Under-14s triumphed in their final – in what’s been described as a “fantastic achievement” for the Club’s Academy.

Running from September 9^th to 17^th National Racehorse Week will celebrate the thoroughbred.

Papua New Guinea is the most rugby-obsessed country in the world, research conducted by The Grueling Truth finds.

The Confederation of African Football (Caf) could enter another costly legal process after unilaterally cancelling its current biggest broadcast deal with Qatari media group beIN.