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Sutherland's absence means T20 batting role remains uncertain
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Sutherland's absence means T20 batting role remains uncertain

Australia's three-match series in West Indies is crucial in the build-up to the T20 World Cup later this year

ESPN Cricinfo17 Mar
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Round-up: Red Bull performance “easy to maximise” so far for Hadjar, and more | RaceFans Round-up

Tuesday's edition of the RaceFans round-up.

RaceFans17 Mar
Raducanu withdraws from Miami Open because of illness
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Raducanu withdraws from Miami Open because of illness

Emma Raducanu withdraws from this week's Miami Open as she continues to recover from a recent illness.

BBC Sport16 Mar
Former Australian tennis No 1 Marinko Matosevic handed four-year ban for doping offences
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Former Australian tennis No 1 Marinko Matosevic handed four-year ban for doping offences

40-year-old committed five anti-doping rule violations Matosevic, now a coach, critical of ITIA’s investigative practices Six weeks after branding the International Tennis Integrity Agency “corrupt”, one-time Australian No 1 Marinko Matosevic has been handed a four-year ban for multiple doping offences. An independent tribunal determined that Matosevic committed five anti-doping rule violations between 2018 and 2020, including use of a prohibited method through blood doping and facilitating a

The Guardian16 Mar
Tour veterans offer timely challenge to big two era of Sinner and Alcaraz | Tumaini Carayol
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Tour veterans offer timely challenge to big two era of Sinner and Alcaraz | Tumaini Carayol

Meanwhile, Aryna Sabalenka and Elena Rybakina served up a classic in latest chapter of their exciting rivalry In the uncertain early stages of his Indian Wells semi-final contest with Carlos Alcaraz, Daniil Medvedev swiftly made his intentions clear. Having established a 3-1 lead, he chased down a trademark Alcaraz drop shot, then a lob, before slamming the door shut on the point by firing an ultra-flat inside-out backhand winner on to the edge of the line. This was a statement point and it form

The Guardian16 Mar
‘The Premier League is surprisingly lenient’: did Chelsea get off lightly?
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‘The Premier League is surprisingly lenient’: did Chelsea get off lightly?

Experts believe club would be lucky to escape with fine and suspended transfer ban but further penalties may follow The Premier League’s judgment against Chelsea for breaking football’s rules – during an eight-year trophy spree under Roman Abramovich – concludes that the club engaged in “deception and concealment”. The breaches, more than 30 of them, relate to at least £47m in off-book payments linked to landmark deals for star players, including Eden Hazard, Willian, David Luiz and Nemanja Mati

The Guardian16 Mar
Emma Raducanu suffers another setback as she withdraws from Miami Open
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Emma Raducanu suffers another setback as she withdraws from Miami Open

Briton has post-viral symptons after February illness She is still without a permanent coach Emma Raducanu has sustained another significant setback as she opted to withdraw from the Miami Open due to illness. Raducanu struggled with a virus throughout February, suffering poor opening-round losses in Doha and Dubai. She is said to still have post-viral symptoms. Raducanu had been due to compete in Miami as the 24th seed and she received a first-round bye, meaning she would not have played unti

The Guardian16 Mar
From Bodo to Brentford - ranking this season's biggest overachievers
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From Bodo to Brentford - ranking this season's biggest overachievers

Bodo/Glimt must be the most romantic story in European football in decades but are they the team that has defied the odds the most this season? Here are all 10 contenders...

BBC Sport16 Mar
‘Worst experience’: Liam Livingstone criticises Key and McCullum regime
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‘Worst experience’: Liam Livingstone criticises Key and McCullum regime

‘No one cares about you,’ says Lancashire all-rounder The 32-year-old alleges England group is too cliquey Liam Livingstone has given a scathing account of his handling by the current England regime, claiming “no one cares about you”. The Lancashire all-rounder has exactly 100 caps for his country across all three formats but has not featured in more than a year and seems resigned to things staying that way. In an interview with Cricinfo, the 32-year-old was highly critical of interactions wit

The Guardian16 Mar
Harshit Rana set to miss bulk of IPL season after knee surgery
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Harshit Rana set to miss bulk of IPL season after knee surgery

He is currently undergoing rehab and the BCCI medical team has not yet earmarked a date of return

ESPN Cricinfo16 Mar
Laporta shrugs off the flak and cruises to re-election as Barcelona president | Sid Lowe
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Laporta shrugs off the flak and cruises to re-election as Barcelona president | Sid Lowe

Spaniard had backing of the players and Johan Cruyff’s widow, celebrating with a cigar in his favourite nightclub Joan Laporta accompanied his players from the football pitch to the polling station, singing and winning all the way. From his seat high in tribuna, Barcelona’s outgoing president – who was about to become their incoming president – watched them beat Sevilla 5-2 and then headed back down to his place in the 995-capacity marquee outside the new Camp Nou. There, surrounded by cameras a

The Guardian16 Mar
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What is the Six Nations Triple Crown and how can teams win it?

Ireland have claimed four Six Nations Triple Crowns in the last five years (Brendan Moran/Sportsfile via Getty Images) Ireland have won four of the last five Six Nations Triple Crowns available. The Triple Crown is an honour only the four Home Nations can lift within the Six Nations

Rugby World16 Mar
BCB warns Bangladesh government against interfering in board matters
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BCB warns Bangladesh government against interfering in board matters

The Bangladesh sports ministry has formed a committee to investigate allegations of malpractice during last year's BCB elections

ESPN Cricinfo16 Mar
Gavaskar says Hundred signing 'contributing to Indian casualties'
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Gavaskar says Hundred signing 'contributing to Indian casualties'

Former India captain Sunil Gavaskar says Sunrisers Leeds’ signing of Pakistan spinner Abrar Ahmed “indirectly contributes to the deaths of Indian soldiers and civilians”.

BBC Sport16 Mar
Eddie Jones says RFU would be ‘foolhardy’ to sack Borthwick before World Cup
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Eddie Jones says RFU would be ‘foolhardy’ to sack Borthwick before World Cup

‘He is the right man, they should support him’ England finished fifth in the Six Nations Eddie Jones believes the Rugby Football Union should not replace Steve Borthwick as England head coach before the World Cup in Australia next year. England went into the Six Nations on a run of 11 wins and extended that to 12 in the opening game against Wales. They then lost four matches – the first time England had been beaten in four games in a Six Nations campaign – including a first defeat by Italy in

The Guardian16 Mar
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What is the longest losing streak in Men’s Six Nations history?

Defeat has become all-too familiar for the current crop of Wales players (David Rogers/Getty Images) Did Wales' recent run come close to troubling the record books? How many more defeats before Wales start troubling the record books?

Rugby World16 Mar
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Six Nations trophies: All the prizes up for grabs in the tournament

Antoine Dupont holds aloft the Six Nations trophy after Frande’s 2026 victory (Thomas SAMSON / AFP via Getty Images) You don’t need to top the championship table to win a Six Nations trophy... What trophies are won during the Six Nations? There are plenty up for grabs so lets take a look at all of them.

Rugby World16 Mar
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2026 Six Nations analysis: What we learned from this year’s tournament

And breathe. After a whirlwind six weeks, the 2026 Six Nations has come and gone just like that. The post 2026 Six Nations analysis: What we learned from this year’s tournament appeared first on The Rugby Paper.

The Rugby Paper16 Mar
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Men’s Six Nations: All you need to know including 2026 results, 2027 fixtures and previous winners

Louis Bielle-Biarrey’s France team won the Men’s Six Nations for the second year in a row in 2026 (Catherine Steenkeste/Getty Images) The northern hemisphere’s greatest rugby tournament is over for another year. The men's Six Nations concludes on Saturday 15 March with Super Saturday. Three sides can still win the championship. Here’s all you need to know about the northern hemisphere’s biggest and most beloved rugby tournament.

Rugby World16 Mar
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From Rugby Star to All Black Slot – The Biggest Rugby Games to Try This Year

Rugby fans are known for their passion. Even when the weekend matches are over, there’s still the need to keep the rugby energy going somehow. These days, gaming has become one of the easiest ways to do exactly that. Over the years developers have experimented with plenty of rugby-inspired titles. Some games recreate the tactics […] The post From Rugby Star to All Black Slot – The Biggest Rugby Games to Try This Year appeared first on The Rugby Paper.

The Rugby Paper16 Mar
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Rare Irish cheers for England in vain but Ireland finish strong in Dublin

Ireland's Six Nations dream fell agonisingly short in the end, but spirits remain high after a promising campaign for Andy Farrell's side which was capped off with a Triple Crown.

ESPN Rugby16 Mar
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The rugby number that says the most about 2026 is 7.4

That was the average number of tries per match in this year’s men’s Six Nations, after the tournament produced a record 111 tries across 15 games according to a report from WinSportsOnline. For a sport that used to treat 20 points as a solid winning total, that figure says everything about where elite rugby is […] The post The rugby number that says the most about 2026 is 7.4 appeared first on The Rugby Paper.

The Rugby Paper16 Mar
Return to form would be 'biggest achievement' - O'Sullivan
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Return to form would be 'biggest achievement' - O'Sullivan

Ronnie O'Sullivan says restoring his game to its previous level would be bigger than winning world titles.

BBC Sport16 Mar
'I don't miss it' - Livingstone criticises England
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'I don't miss it' - Livingstone criticises England

Liam Livingstone issues strong criticism of the England set-up, saying there “wasn’t any part of me” that wanted to be part of the team that reached the semi-finals of the T20 World Cup.

BBC Sport16 Mar
IPL 2026 schedule - fixtures and start times
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IPL 2026 schedule - fixtures and start times

Find out the first half of the 2026 IPL schedule, with the opening match on 28 March.

BBC Sport16 Mar
Six Nations 2026: our writers pick their tournament highlights
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Six Nations 2026: our writers pick their tournament highlights

From the brilliance of Bielle-Biarrey to Carré’s jaw-dropping try, our highs and lows from a sensational championship Player of the tournament Impossible to look past Louis Bielle-Biarrey who, among assorted records, has become the first player to score a try in every Six Nations game in successive seasons. But Italy’s Tommaso Menoncello and Ireland’s Stuart McCloskey also deserve a podium place. Continue reading...

The Guardian16 Mar
Who makes BBC pundits' Six Nations team of the tournament?
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Who makes BBC pundits' Six Nations team of the tournament?

BBC Sport pundits John Barclay and Sam Warburton picks for their teams of the tournament for the 2026 Six Nations.

BBC Sport16 Mar
Who did BBC pundits pick in their Six Nations teams of tournament?
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Who did BBC pundits pick in their Six Nations teams of tournament?

Former Wales captain Sam Warburton and former Scotland skipper John Barclay discuss their Six Nations teams of the tournament.

BBC Sport16 Mar
Fàbregas outwits Gasperini to take controversial Como a step closer to Champions League | Nicky Bandini
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Fàbregas outwits Gasperini to take controversial Como a step closer to Champions League | Nicky Bandini

The club by the lake are far from universally popular but the Como manager’s clever tactics brought a key win over Roma For once the TV cameras at the Stadio Giuseppe Sinigaglia had not picked out a Hollywood A-lister in the stands, but a celebrity of calcio instead. Gennaro Gattuso, the Italy manager, as well as a World Cup and Champions League winner, had come to watch Como play Roma. A crucial game in the race for Europe, the teams having started the weekend level in fourth place. And still

The Guardian16 Mar
James Foster named CSK fielding coach
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James Foster named CSK fielding coach

Former England wicketkeeper won the ILT20 as Desert Vipers head coach in January

ESPN Cricinfo16 Mar
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