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Russian court extends Griner's detention by further 18 days

  • Basketball

American basketball player Brittney Griner has had her pre-trial detention in Russia extended for a further 18 days.

month until Saturday (June 18).The charge reportedly carry a maximum penalty of 10 years in prison.The United

States Government considers Griner "wrongfully detained", while Russian authorities have suggested that

shots.International Olympic Committee (IOC) President Thomas Bach has said has the case is in the hands of the United

States Olympic and Paralympic Committee and the WNBA, and that the IOC had not been contacted about


Tennis players from Russia and Belarus may compete at US Open as neutrals

  • Tennis

Russian and Belarusian tennis players will be allowed to compete at the US Open under a neutral flag, in contrast to Wimbledon where they are banned.

The United States Tennis Association (USTA) has adopted the same stance as the Association of Tennis

February 24, when Russian launched a full-scale invasion with support from Belarus, according to the United



Indian record for Olympic javelin champion Chopra in Turku - but Finn Helander wins

  • Athletics

India's Olympic javelin champion Neeraj Chopra opened his 2022 season in Turku tonight by improving his national record to 89.30 metres but still finished marginally behind the shock winner, home thrower Oliver Helander.

Anderson, the 21-year-old Jamaican who beat 100 metres hurdles world record-holder Kendra Harrison of the United

States in the Olympic semi-finals but finished last in the final after hitting a hurdle, won her semi-final


Vancouver 2030 keeping First Nations at heart of Winter Olympic bid as concept unveiled

  • 2030 Olympics

Vancouver, Whistler and the Canadian Olympic Committee (COC) have unveiled their concept for the 2030 Winter Olympic Games, pledging to work alongside First Nations people to host the event for the second time and learn from past mistakes.

next year.A Barcelona-Pyrenees bid emanating from Spain, Sapporo in Japan and Salt Lake City in the United

States are also in the race to host the 2030 Winter Olympics.The 2030 Games are set to be the first


New Zealand team for Para Cycling Road World Championships picked

  • Cycling News

New Zealand has announced a six-strong team for this year’s Para Cycling Road World Championships, due to be held in Baie-Comeau in Canada from August 11 to 14.

hand cyclist on the team is Rory Mead, who competes in the H2 classification.Mead, who lives in the United

States, placed fifth in both the time trial and road race at the Tokyo 2020 Paralympics.The squad is


Puerto Rican softball team open World Games training camp

  • Baseball and Softball

A first pre-World Games training camp for Puerto Rico's women's softball team is underway in Guaynabo.

The camp is due to run until June 18, with the team moving to Tampa Bay in the United States eight days


Temporary shelters being built for the homeless during World Games

  • Birmingham 2022

Volunteers in Alabama are building sleeping shelters for homeless people expected to be impacted by the Birmingham 2022 World Games. 

crisis and association postponement of the Tokyo 2020 Olympics.The World Games last took place in the United

States in 1981, when Santa Clara hosted the inaugural edition.




Olympic medallists stay unbeaten at Beach Volleyball World Championships

  • Volleyball

Olympic champions Anders Mol and Christian Sørum of Norway and Tokyo 2020 bronze medallists Cherif Younousse and Ahmed Tijan of Qatar finished their pools unbeaten on the fourth day of the Beach Volleyball World Championships in Rome.

Rebecca and Talita finished their pool unbeaten as well by beating Emily Day and Emily Stockman from the United

States 21-13, 18-21, 15-7.The big shock on the women's side saw Australian Olympic silver medallists


UCI and Discovery extend Mountain Bike World Cup broadcast and commercial partnership

  • Cycling

The International Cycling Union (UCI) and Warner Bros. Discovery have extended their partnership concerning the Mountain Bike World Cup, with an eight-year agreement in place to broadcast the event.

in France, Brazil, Germany, the Czech Republic, Britain, Austria, Switzerland, Andorra, Canada, the United

States and Italy.




NADOs call for adoption of "guiding principles" on future of anti-doping

  • Latest

Athletes and sporting organisations are being urged to implement six "guiding principles" in a bid to strengthen efforts for doping-free sport.

those proposing the guiding principles are Sport Integrity Australia, the French Anti-Doping Agency, United

Kingdom Anti-Doping and the United States Anti-Doping Agency.The other NADOs are the Canadian Centre