Denmark thrash Sweden for third win at Men's Softball European Championship
Denmark continued their unbeaten run with a third win at the Men's Softball European Championship, thrashing Sweden 19-0 in Ledenice in the Czech Republic.
Maldives Olympic Committee hail appointment of official to Tokyo 2020 competition
The Maldives Olympic Committee (MOC) has offered congratulations to Ahmed Shiham on his appointment as a badminton official at the Tokyo 2020 Olympics.
Commonwealth Games Association of Gibraltar accelerates preparations for 2022
The Commonwealth Games Association of Gibraltar (GCGA) believes it will be "well prepared" for Birmingham 2022 next year.
Zimbabwe Olympic Committee chief executive cools Tokyo 2020 expectations
Zimbabwe Olympic Committee (ZOC) chief executive Stephen Mudawarima has said the coronavirus pandemic has cooled the country's expectations for Tokyo 2020.
University sport returns to Israel as mini-championship held
The Academic Sport Association (ASA) - the governing body for university sport in Israel - hosted a mini-championship as COVID-19 rules started to ease.
United States name 34 swimmers on Tokyo 2020 Paralympic team
US Paralympics Swimming has announced a team of 34 athletes for the Tokyo 2020 Paralympics, comprising of 10 men and 24 women.
Tokyo 2020 confirm up to 10,000 domestic fans to be allowed to attend events
Up to 10,000 domestic fans will be able to attend events at the delayed Olympic Games in Tokyo after organisers confirmed spectator caps for the event amid COVID-19 concerns.
Tokyo-bound transgender weightlifter Hubbard "humbled by support" from public
Laurel Hubbard says she will wear New Zealand’s silver fern with pride after being named in its weightlifting team for the delayed Tokyo 2020 Olympic Games.
Qatar to require fans to be vaccinated against COVID-19 at 2022 FIFA World Cup
Qatar will require fans to be vaccinated against COVID-19 to enter stadiums at the 2022 FIFA World Cup and is set to provide one million vaccine doses, the country's Government has announced.
Tokyo 2020 Olympic Torch Relay reaches disaster-affected areas as Opening Ceremony nears
The Torch Relay for the delayed Olympic Games in Tokyo returned to public roads in Iwate and Miyagi, areas devastated by the 2011 tsunami and earthquake.
World Athletics commits extra $1 million to next two World Championships from RusAF fines
World Athletics will increase prize money for athletes at its next two flagship World Championships by $1 million (£720,000/€840,000) starting with the World Athletics Championships Oregon22 next year.
Chile admits COVID-19 protocol breach at Copa América after hairdresser visits team
The Chilean Football Federation (FFC) has confirmed a breach of COVID-19 protocols at the Copa América after a hairdresser was invited into its teams' bubble at the tournament.
Suspended ICC chief executive accuses organisation of "witch-hunt"
The International Cricket Council (ICC) has become embroiled in a row with its own chief executive after Manu Sawhney claimed he had been the victim of a "pre-mediated witch-hunt" following allegations of workplace bullying.
Natorp elected Denmark NOC President with victory over Bach
Hans Natorp has been elected chairman of the National Olympic Committee and Sports Confederation of Denmark (DIF) after seeing off rival candidate Thomas Bach in the vote at the organisation's Annual General Meeting.
FIBA confirm all delegations offered COVID-19 vaccine at Women's AmeriCup
The International Basketball Federation (FIBA) has confirmed all delegations were offered a COVID-19 vaccine at the Women’s AmeriCup in Puerto Rico.
