A record number of people have bought tickets to watch the women’s T20 cricket competition at Birmingham 2022. So far, over 150,000 tickets have been sold, beating the previous record of 136,549, which was set at the ICC Women’s T20 World Cup 2020 in Australia. Today’s fixtures will see India face Pakistan from 11am and
Pentathlon GB’s Joe Choong has completed his collection of global titles – and achieved a childhood dream – after winning gold in outstanding fashion at the UIPM 2022 Pentathlon World Championships in Alexandria, Egypt this afternoon. There was more gold for Britain in the women’s final as Olivia Green, Jess Varley and Charlie Follett all recorded
Six medals were won by University of Bath swimmers – one gold and five silver – on a super Saturday night in the pool on day two of the Birmingham 2022 Commonwealth Games. Ben Proud of the University’s swimming club reclaimed the 50m butterfly title he had won at Glasgow 2014 and sporting scholar Tom
Team England 109-5 beat Sri Lanka 107-9 by five wickets England Women kicked off their Commonwealth Games campaign with a five-wicket win over Sri Lanka in front of a large Edgbaston crowd. With Heather Knight not yet recovered from her hip injury, Nat Sciver once again deputised as captain. Her team, in their all-red Team England kit,
Australia face Fiji for women’s gold medal, as New Zealand and Canada battle for bronze Men’s semi-finals line up is New Zealand v Fiji and Australia v South Africa Vibrant crowd of more than 25,000 fans create carnival atmosphere inside Coventry Stadium Finals day kicks off at 10:30 on Sunday with men’s semi-finals at 12:42,
Swimmers Tom Dean, Freya Anderson and Ed Mildred became the first University of Bath-based athletes to win medals at Birmingham 2022 as they helped Team England to mixed 4x100m freestyle relay silver on the opening day of the Commonwealth Games. Dean and Anderson, of the British Swimming Performance Centre based at the Team Bath Sports
The penultimate day of the Banská Bystrica European Youth Olympic Festival (EYOF) saw Team GB almost double their medal haul, with eight in a single day taking the running total up to 17. Team GB’s swimmers today picked up six medals in total, including three golds, while the gymnasts banked another gold and silver. Skye
Team GB claimed two more medals on day four of the Banská Bystrica European Youth Olympic Festival (EYOF), with one gold and one bronze taking the tally up to nine. Sixteen-year-old cyclist Cat Ferguson beat a 70-strong field to the top of the podium in the today’s road race, finishing in 12:11.58 with Spain’s Ostiz
Rugby Sevens kicks off on the first morning of the Commonwealth Games with the action beginning at Coventry Stadium in England at 09:30 BST on Friday 29 July Many of the top teams and best players in the world are ready to showcase the speed, skill and end-to-end drama of rugby sevens All previous Olympic
Team GB’s campaign at the Banská Bystrica European Youth Olympic Festival (EYOF) continued today, with the medal tally now at seven following another medal in the pool. Phoebe Cooper, Ella Homan, Skye Carter and Isla Jones swam in the final of the girls’ 100m freestyle relay to claim silver, and were joined on the podium
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