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Williams' knee injury leaves Wimbledon doubles in doubt

Williams' knee injury leaves Wimbledon doubles in doubtByJonathan JurejkoBBC Sport tennis news reporter at WimbledonPublished1 July 2026, 12:53 BSTUpdated Just nowSerena Williams' hopes of playing alongside older sister Venus in the Wimbledon doubles look in doubt after she injured her knee in her singles comeback.The pair, who are six-time doubles champions at the All England Club, are due to reunite on a Grand Slam court for the first time since 2022 on Friday.However, 44-year-old Serena Willi...

The USMNT’s quest for World Cup glory is currency in the attention economy

In Wednesday’s last-32 match, the US team have more than just a chance to win against Bosnia and Herzegovina. They’re playing to win over their countryIt took Mauricio Pochettino a little while to understand that he had accepted an innately vibes-based job.If club soccer boils down to managers exerting control and fitting their players into an intricate system, buttressed by cutting-edge tactics, ultra-modern analytics and first-in-class sports science, international soccer demands a different j...

Roy feels 'punished' by Commonwealth Games omission

Roy feels 'punished' by Commonwealth Games omissionImage source, InphoImage caption, Lauren Roy will not represent Northern Ireland at the Commonwealth Games in Glasgow after being omitted from the athletics teamByAndy GrayBBC Sport NI JournalistPublished1 minute agoWhen the Commonwealth Games begin in July, Northern Ireland's leading sprinter will not be taking to the starting blocks in Glasgow.Not through injury or a lack of consideration times, but because she was not selected to represent Te...

India-Bangladesh cricket ties back on track? BCB's media rights tender sparks hope

India and Bangladesh are poised to resume cricketing ties with a six-match white-ball series in September. The Bangladesh Cricket Board has initiated the process by floating a tender for media rights, signaling a potential thaw in relations after a year of strain. This development follows earlier postponements and diplomatic complexities, with the series tentatively scheduled to begin in early September.

Has football fever taken hold in the US?

Has football fever taken hold in the US?Image source, Getty ImagesImage caption, The United States will face Bosnia-Herzegovina for a place in the last 16ByAndy CryerBBC Sport Senior JournalistPublished3 minutes agoCommentsThe World Cup is a few weeks in and we are getting closer to finding out who will lift the trophy. As co-hosts USA prepare to face Bosnia-Herzegovina in the last 32, BBC Sport revisits some of the concerns around a World Cup partly held in the United States.Would tickets prove...

Tarling - from hospital bed to Tour de France in three weeks

Tarling - from hospital bed to Tour de France in three weeksImage source, Getty ImagesImage caption, Josh Tarling joined Netcompany Ineos, then called Ineos Grenadiers, in 2023ByGareth Rhys OwenBBC Sport WalesPublished1 minute agoCommentsThree weeks ago Josh Tarling's Tour de France appeared over.A high-speed crash at the Tour Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes left the Netcompany Ineos rider with a broken collarbone, requiring surgery less than a month before cycling's biggest race.Now, just three weeks late...

Hull avoid points deduction by selling players

Hull avoid points deduction by selling playersImage source, Getty ImagesImage caption, Goalkeeper Ivor Pandur made 45 Championship appearances as Hull City won promotion to the Premier LeagueByDale JohnsonFootball issues correspondentPublished1 minute agoCommentsHull City avoided the threat of a points deduction in the Premier League by selling goalkeeper Ivor Pandur and midfielder Aidon Shehu hours before Tuesday's deadline.The Tigers returned to the top flight by beating Middlesbrough 1-0 in t...

Joe Root stands alone after old mate Ben Stokes runs out of road

Root and Stokes have been friends since they were children – now England’s leading Test runscorer must go on even as Bazball comes to its endJoe Root and Ben Stokes are great mates; they’ve played with each other since they were children representing Yorkshire and Durham’s youth teams. Root even confessed this week in a moving dressing room tribute that Stokes had taught him his first swearword. There’s something symbolic in that, it almost feels like Stokes has been doing the same to English cr...

Captain Sciver-Brunt fit for England's World Cup semi-final

Sciver-Brunt passed fit for England's semi-finalImage source, Getty ImagesImage caption, Sciver-Brunt scored 46 not out and 48 in her two World Cup innings before the injury ByMatthew HenryBBC Sport Journalist at The OvalPublished6 minutes agoEngland captain Nat Sciver-Brunt has been passed fit to return from injury for Thursday's T20 World Cup semi-final against South Africa.Sciver-Brunt, 33, who has not played since England's second match of the tournament against Ireland after a recurrence of...

Egypt optimistic Salah will be fit to face Australia

Egypt optimistic Salah will be fit to face AustraliaImage source, Egyptian Football AssociationImage caption, The Egyptian Football Association posted pictures of Mohamed Salah in training on Tuesday with the caption 'The King is back'ByMohamed KaoudBBC News Arabic, DallasPublished19 minutes agoEgypt remain optimistic Mohamed Salah's hamstring injury will not prevent him facing Australia in Friday's last-32 tie at the Fifa World Cup.Salah picked up the injury in the group game against Iran that...

‘I winged it for 17 years and continue to wing it now’: Joe Marler on rugby, retirement and role-play slang

The former England prop talks about his concern for modern players, his style and how he deals with fameBy No Helmets RequiredAs England prepare for their first match in the Nations Championship against South Africa and The Celebrity Traitors returns to our screens, Joe Marler – recently central to both – joins us for a chat about player welfare, Stephen Fry’s slang and the importance of men looking out for each other.How much did you plan your exit route from rugby? Did your post-rugby career j...

‘We can relate’: Bosnia fans bring passion, Palestine support, to World Cup

Tournament has placed Bosnia's fans and global diaspora in the spotlight, as team fights to reach Round of 16.

What's top of Alonso's agenda? Could Palmer & Enzo both stay?

A look at Chelsea manager Xabi Alonsos plans with both Cole Palmer and Enzo Fernandez plus who will they target in the transfer window?

‘One of those pinch-me places’: Silverstone’s school facilitating a fast-track into motor sport | Giles Richards

Partnerships with Aston Martin, Red Bull and Haas mean students have a rare chance to make it in F1 after graduationUnnoticeable amid the spectacle and heaving crowds at the British Grand Prix this weekend, the school that overlooks the circuit is a definitive success story and will continue its contribution to Formula One well into the future after the roar of the engines has receded.Kian Brown and Savannah Morgan both graduated last year from the Silverstone University Technical College that f...

Tour de France 1966: ‘No longer a jaunt in knickerbockers from Paris to Nice’

From right, Louison Bobet, Jacques Anquetil, Brian Robinson, and Jan Adriaenssens climb the Col de l’Aubisque in 1958. Photograph: AFP/Getty ImagesView image in fullscreenFrom right, Louison Bobet, Jacques Anquetil, Brian Robinson, and Jan Adriaenssens climb the Col de l’Aubisque in 1958. Photograph: AFP/Getty ImagesFrom the Guardian archiveTour de France Tour de France 1966: ‘No longer a jaunt in knickerbockers from Paris to Nice’While the French nation is still excited by the Tour, it has beco...

‘It’s like being close to home’: World Cup vibes immaculate in richly diverse New York

Fans of all stripes pack the bars to sing, cheer and commiserate in city where more than 3m people were born outside USAlmost 200,000 Ecuadorians and Ecuadorian Americans live in New York City, and last week quite a lot of them were in a Brooklyn restaurant called El Encebollado de Victor to watch their football team take on Germany – a traditional World Cup powerhouse.It made for quite a sight: a sea of yellow shirts under the restaurant’s blue roof, which had been adorned with red, blue and ye...