PBA: Rain or Shine overcomes early deficit, silences NLEX for solo Group B lead

Rain or Shine continued to roll, preying on erstwhile undefeated NLEX, 124-105, to emerge as the only unbeaten Group B team in the PBA Season 49 Governors' Cup.

UTT 2024: G Sathiyan's Dabang Delhi TTC Aim For First Win Against Harmeet Desai's Athlead Goa Challengers

Both Dabang Delhi TTC and Athlead Goa Challengers will have a point to prove when they meet for the first time in Ultimate Table Tennis 2024

Harmanpreet Kaur, Sarabjot Singh Lead A Mammoth March With PUMA To Launch Vedanta Delhi Half Marathon 2024 Race Day Tees

Harmanpreet Kaur and Sarabjot Singh fronted a colourful march through Lodhi Colony today in the capital to launch the new Race Day Tee (RDT) for Vedanta Delhi Half Marathon (VDHM).

BCCI Secretary Jay Shah Elected Unopposed As Next ICC Chairman

Jay Shah, the current honorary secretary of the BCCI, has been elected unopposed as the Independent Chair of the ICC, and will assume his position on 1 December, 2024.

From District To Global Level, Jay Shah Does The Hard Yards

Jay Shah's formal entry into cricket administration was in 2009 when he started working at the district level with the Central Board of Cricket Ahmedabad (CBCA).

India's Full Schedule At Para Paralympics 2024: Dates, Timing, Medal Events And Prospects

India's Full Schedule At Para Paralympics 2024: Dates, Timing, Medal Events And Prospects

India Qualify For 4x400m Mixed Relay Final At World Athletics U20 Championships

The Indian quartet of Jay Kumar, Neeru Pahtak, Rihan Chaudhary and Sandramol Sabu qualified for the 4x400m mixed relay final after finishing overall third among 20 competing teams at the World Athletics U20 Championships on Tuesday.

Rohan Jaitley, Tipped To Replace Jay Shah As BCCI Secretary, Denies Reports Of Top Job

With Greg Barclay deciding to step down, Jay Shah has emerged as the front-runner to take over as ICC Chairman. His elevation to the global level will cause a vacancy at the BCCI.

U Mumba TT vs Ahmedabad SG Pipers Highlights, Ultimate Table Tennis 2024: Ahmedabad SG Pipers Beat U Mumba TT In Thrilling Contest

U Mumba TT vs Ahmedabad SG Pipers, Ultimate Table Tennis 2024, Highlights: U Mumba are all set to face Ahmedabad SG Pipers in their next Ultimate Table Tennis league match

Yukien Andrada optimistic on San Beda title defense, but says job not a cakewalk

San Beda University did what many thought was an impossible task when they captured the NCAA Season 99 title in laudable fashion. Now, the Red Lions have to defend it -- a job the current roster thinks would be a lot more grueling than winning it altogether.

Harvey Pagsanjan comes full circle with Jerson Cabiltes at EAC

Harvey Pagsanjan won't be having any problem with familiarity and adjustments when he debuts in NCAA Season 100 with Emilio Aguinaldo College as he teams up with his high school mentor Jerson Cabiltes.

PBA: Scotty Hopson sinks dagger four-pointer in Converge comeback win vs. TNT

Scotty Hopson buried the game-winning four-point shot to help Converge complete an upset comeback victory against TNT, 96-95, in the PBA Season 49 Governors' Cup.

PBA: Justin Brownlee posts new career-high 51 points, tows Ginebra to escape vs. San Miguel

Justin Brownlee notched a new career-high outing to power Barangay Ginebra to a 108-102 victory over San Miguel as the Gin Kings scored its breakthrough in the PBA Season 49 Governors' Cup.

Coco Gauff Rolls Into US Open 2nd round, Novak Djokovic Under The Lights

Coco Gauff powered into the second round of the US Open on Monday, launching her title defence with a 6-2, 6-0 victory over Varvara Gracheva

Indians to host Fall Elite Men's Basketball Camp in September

The ICC men's basketball team will host its Fall Elite Camp on Saturday, September 28 from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. at the Davis Event Center.

Kobe Bryant Locker Sells For $2.9 Million At Auction

The locker Kobe Bryant used for the majority of his legendary NBA career sold for $2.9 million on Friday in New York, as part of an auction of rare sports memorabilia at Sotheby's.

Key Upcoming Dates in NBA Offseason 2024

The NBA offseason has started, and it’s going to be exciting for both the players and the fans

Kyle Kuzma on PBA's four-point shot: 'I think it"s good for the game'

The PBA's introduction of the four-point shot into its games has drawn mixed reactions from basketball pundits and fans across the globe, but the league might have gotten a fan in NBA player Kyle Kuzma.

Kyle Kuzma expected 'crazy' reception in PH thanks to pals Clarkson, Green

Kyle Kuzma's recent arrival in the Philippines may be his first time visiting the country, but the NBA star said he has always known about it from a few people in his circle.

PBA: NLEX averts meltdown for 2-0 start, keeps Phoenix winless

NLEX squandered a double-digit lead but got its act together in time to gut out a 100-95 victory over struggling Phoenix and remain unbeaten in the PBA Season 49 Governors' Cup on Sunday at the Smart Araneta Coliseum.

PBA: Jordan Adams scores 50 to power SMB past import-less Blackwater

Jordan Adams was unstoppable the entire game as the American import powered San Miguel to a 128-108 blowout of undermanned Blackwater in the PBA Season 49 Governors' Cup on Sunday at the Smart Araneta Coliseum.

PBA: Rain or Shine stuns Ginebra for surprise 2-0 start

Rain or Shine proved its season-opening win was no fluke, stunning a new-look Barangay Ginebra squad in a 73-64 victory to remain undefeated early in the PBA Season 49 Governors' Cup on Saturday in Candon, Ilocos Sur.

NCAA plans to honor '10 Greatest Players' in Season 100 kickoff

For its centennial season, the National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) plans to honor and recognize its 10 Greatest Players as the league celebrates 100 years of excellence in sports.

PBA: Magnolia bounces back at Converge's expense

Magnolia notched its first win in the PBA Governors' Cup as it defeated Converge, 105-93, on Friday at the Smart Araneta Coliseum.

Paralympics to showcase best of disability sport

PARIS — The Paralympics begin in Paris on Wednesday (Thursday in Manila), putting on display the talents of remarkable athletes in a city still riding the wave of the highly successful Olympics. A new generation of Paralympians will be joined by seasoned veterans competing in many of the same sensational venues in the centre of the French capital that hosted Olympic sports. A total of 18 of the 35 Olympic venues will be used for the Paralympics from August 28 to September 8, including the Grand Palais which scored rave reviews for its hosting of the fencing and taekwondo. The La Defense Arena is back as well, hosting the 141 gold-medal events in para-swimming, as is the Stade de France which hosts track and field. The opening ceremony will take place at Place de la Concorde, which hosted skateboarding and other "urban" sports during the Olympics. Just as for the Olympics ceremony on the River Seine, the ceremony takes place away from the main stadium for the first time at a Paralympics. Ticket sales were sluggish, with less than half of the tickets reportedly sold by the time the Olympics were in full swing, but they have sped up markedly since then and organizers say several venues are sold-out. Every Games creates new stars, and this edition will be no exception, so look to American above-the-knee amputee sprinter/high jumper Ezra Frech, who at 19 has already attracted a burst of publicity about his journey to Paris. More familiar names return British amputee sprinter Jonnie Peacock was one of the highest-profile athletes of London 2012 and dusted off his running blade last year to make a comeback in his bid to win a medal at a fourth consecutive Paralympics. The Paralympics though always have a far wider message than simply sport and International Paralympic Committee president Andrew Parsons told AFP earlier this year he hopes the Paris edition will restore the issues facing disabled people to the top of the list of global priorities. Parsons believes the Games "will have a big impact in how people with disability are perceived around the world." "This is one of the key expectations we have around Paris 2024; we believe that we need people with disability to be put back on the global agenda," the Brazilian said. He argued that disability had fallen behind sexual and gender identity in recent years. "We do believe people with disability have been left behind. There is very little debate about persons with disability." Paralympic powerhouse China will send a strong squad — the Chinese dominated the medals table in Tokyo three years ago winning 96 golds. Britain were second with 41 golds. Riding the wave of its Olympic team's success, host nation France will be aiming for a substantial upgrade on the 11 golds it won in 2021. Ukraine, traditionally one of the top medal-winning nations at the Paralympics, will still send a team of 140 athletes spread over 17 sports despite the challenges they face in preparing as the war against Russian forces rages. Athletes from Russia and Belarus will compete under a neutral banner, without team colors, but will not be permitted to take part in the opening or closing ceremonies. The Russian and Belarusian federations were both suspended following the invasion of Ukraine in February 2022 but their competitors are allowed to compete as neutrals providing they have not shown any support for the war. Philippine Paralympians Not to be outdone by their Olympic counterparts, the country's standard-bearers will be parading in ethnic-inspired uniforms and dresses designed by no less than celebrated "Weave Artiste" and fashion designer Ditta Sandico during the opening ceremony at the iconic Place de Concorde and Champs Elysees on August 29 in Paris, France. The Philippine Paralympic Committee commissioned Sandico to conceive the one-of-a-kind costumes that campaigners Jerrold Mangliwan, Cendy Asusano, swimmers Ernie Gawilan and Angel Mae Otom, archer Agustina Bantiloc and taekwondo jin Allain Ganapin will wear for the inaugural outdoor rites of the global sports showcase for physically challenged athletes. "We were given the challenge to come up with something that would capture the dynamic spirit of our national para athletes while celebrating our rich cultural heritage through traditional textiles," she said. "Hence our theme for their costumes is 'Heritage in Motion'." Made of "banaca," a fine blend of banana and abaca fibers that she has been using for her creations for decades, the eye-catching attire — complete with headwear — was meant to be durable, comfortable and lightweight suitable for Parisian summer weather, according to her. The outfits the female athletes come with a fetching and intricate "panuelo" or the traditional Filipina shawl or scarf in the red-white-and-blue adorned by a bright yellow flower-like "brooch" representing the sun, complete with nine rays, of the Philippine flag.

PBA: Will Navarro registers career-high 31 as NorthPort downs Terrafirma for first win

Will Navarro registered a new-career high of 31 points as NorthPort took down Terrafirma, 112-93, in the PBA Governors' Cup on Friday at the Smart Araneta Coliseum.