England and Australia both failed to make the quarter-finals of the World Rugby Sevens Series in Cape Town.

continue their outstanding form in Pool A.Having won in Dubai, and with fervent home support, South Africa

15.Fiji battered Japan 54-7 to ensure they made the quarter-finals.The last eight line-up sees South Africa

The velvet glove treatment did not produce the hoped-for conduct change within Russia's sport-doping culture.

most significant sport-related sanction imposed on a sport organisation since the expulsion of South Africa

South Africa suffered a heavy defeat to New Zealand at the World Rugby Women's Sevens Series event in

Ireland and Scotland snatched last-gasp upset wins over Australia and England, respectively, on the opening day of pool matches at the World Rugby Sevens Series event in Cape Town, while Kenya were also surprise victors over Samoa.

England in suffering an unexpected loss, with a one-sided 40-7 win over Spain.Elsewhere, hosts South Africa

, defending champions Fiji and New Zealand all recorded impressive victories.South Africa thrashed Japan

Series standings last season.New Zealand, the most successful team in Sevens Series history in South Africa

Canada and Spain both made it two wins out of two in Group A, as action continued today at the International Swimming Federation World Men's Junior Water Polo Championships in Kuwait City.

Spain had thrashed Egypt 18-4, with Victor Alegre netting four goals.In Group A, China edged South Africa

Hopes for a joint North-South Korean FIFA Women's World Cup ended after South Korea withdrew its bid for the 2023 event just hours before the deadline.

 South Africa pulled out of the race with less than a day to go, claiming it wanted to focus on

Qatar Stars League champions Al Sadd made a winning start to the FIFA Club World Cup against Oceania champions Hienghene of New Caledonia this week, but many will feel another a more significant Qatari victory might well be achieved over the next seven days.

million.Even so, FIFA's official magazine, published in December 1994, still carried the headline: "Back to Africa

Greece began the defence of their International Swimming Federation World Men's Junior Water Polo Championships title, with victory over Australia in Kuwait City.

thrashed Uzbekistan 22-6.Last year's runners-up Croatia also began with a win as they defeated South Africa

Aleem Dar broke Steve Bucknor's record of most Test matches as an umpire, as Australia took on New Zealand in Perth today.

is only two matches shy of the record of 209 matches in that format held by Rudi Koertzen of South Africa

South Africa have pulled out of the running to stage the 2023 FIFA Women’s World Cup, less than a day

Sports Minister Nathi Mthethwa, whose support they would need to secure Government guarantees.South Africa

South Africa will play in front of a home crowd at the World Rugby Women's Sevens Series for the first

Cape Town Stadium will host tomorrow's World Rugby Women’s Sevens Series competition ©WikipediaSouth Africa

South Africa, winners of the first stage of the 2019-2020 men's World Rugby Sevens Series in Dubai last

and you can't throw away Japan, I think they are a team that can also play well on their day," South Africa

coach Neil Powell said.HIGHLIGHTS: South Africa win big in Dubai to take early series lead heading into

Urban sports and human rights were on the agenda on the first day of the Peace and Sport International Forum here. 

and Sports Award Gala will then be held in the evening, with athletes such as Siya Kolisi of South Africa

Greece will be chasing back-to-back titles when the International Swimming Federation (FINA) World Men’s Junior Water Polo Championships start tomorrow, at the new Al-Nasar Sport Club in Kuwait City.

with Uzbekistan, Brazil, Australia and New Zealand.Serbia and Croatia are in Group A with Japan, South Africa

Spain and Egypt.Tomorrow's first day of competition in Kuwait will see the following line-up: South Africa

Current chairman of the International Cricket Council (ICC) Shashank Manohar will not be seeking a third term.

first independent chairman in June 2016.The ICC meets for its annual conference in Cape Town, South Africa