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Basketball

In a bold statement, Sheila Johnson, the owner of the Washington Mystics, expressed her concerns regarding the selection of Caitlin Clark as TIME Magazine's Athlete of the Year.

Caitlin Clark was named Time's Athlete of the Year 2024.

She recently signed a $3.5 million annual deal with Nike and is the face of several high-profile campaigns.

Caitlin Clark in the frame

Black vs White: WNBA Owner accuses TIME's Magazine for naming Caitlin Clark as Athlete of the Year solely because of her color says, 'witnessed numerous talented players of color not receiving their acknowledgment'

American Football

Selena Gomez has just made a major life announcement—she's engaged to her boyfriend, Benny Blanco!.

Taylor and Selena’s friendship dates back to the early 2000s when they both had relationships with members of the Jonas Brothers.

Other celebrities also took to Selena’s post to share their congratulatory messages.

Taylor Swift and Selena Gomez in the frame 

Selena Gomez shares engagement post with Benny Blanco, her BFF Taylor Swift reacts showering love

Travis Kelce is currently tied with Tony Gonzalez for the most touchdown receptions in Chiefs history, both with 76 touchdowns.

He holds the record for the most receiving yards in a season by a tight end.

Kansas City Chiefs can achieve a three peat this year.

Travis Kelce in the frame

Is Taylor Swift's Boyfriend Travis Kelce all set to retire from NFL? know as the Chiefs tight end drops retirement hints

In a shocking turn of events during the San Francisco 49ers' loss to the Los Angeles Rams on Thursday night, linebacker De'Vondre Campbell made headlines for all the wrong reasons.

The 49ers’ 12-6 loss to the Rams further hampered their playoff chances.

In his postgame press conference, 49ers head coach Kyle Shanahan addressed Campbell’s actions.

De'Vondre Campbell walking off

Why did 49ers Linebacker De'Vondre Campbell quit Team Midgame vs. Rams? know here 

Football

West Ham United has confirmed the tragic death of 15-year-old academy goalkeeper Oscar Fairs, who passed away following a courageous fight with cancer

Fairs was diagnosed in August 2023 with an ependymoma.

During his battle, Fairs received widespread support from the football community.

Oscar Fairs in the frame

West Ham United goalkeeper aged 15 dies after fighting with cancer 

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Bad news for Gukesh as he slips in latest FIDE Chess rankings

Tennis

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Does Novak Djokovic’s US Open exit signal end is near? 

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EXPLAINED - India's dominance in Para Badminton in 2024 Paris Paralympics

Cricket

Caribbean Premier League 2024

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Dwayne Bravo announces T20 retirement; confirms THIS TOURNAMENT as his last 

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U20 World Athletics Championships: Shahruk Khan breaks national record again, but fails to win medal

Rest of South Africa

Gauteng

Old Wanderers, Johannesburg

200* by Xen Balaskas v Western Province on December 29, 1932 - d

Xen Balaskas

196 by Graeme Pollock v Gauteng on March 21, 1969 - r

Graeme Pollock

187 by Tip Snooke v Wanderers Club on September 25, 1908 - d

Tip Snooke

7/56 by Alfonso Thomas v India on December 7, 2006 - r

Alfonso Thomas

7/108 by Grahame Chevalier v Gauteng on April 3, 1971 - d

Grahame Chevalier

6/86 by Denis Tomlinson v Gauteng on December 27, 1932 - w

Denis Tomlinson

200* by Xen Balaskas v Western Province on December 29, 1932 - Drawn

7/56 by Alfonso Thomas v India on December 7, 2006 - Indians beat Rest of South Africa by 96 Runs

Hamish  Campbell-Rodger

Graeme  Pollock

Jacques  Rudolph

Ahmed  Amla

Robert  Somers Vine

Ken  Viljoen

CD  Robinson

Alan  Melville

Adam  Bacher

Ormy  Pearse

Jackie  McGlew

Plum  Lewis

Neil  McKenzie

Air Force XI

City of Johannesburg

First SA Division

India

KwaZulu Natal

New Zealand

South Africa

South Africa A

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Wanderers Club

Western Province

Graeme Pollock - (384 runs for Rest of South Africa)

Dudley Nourse - (351 runs for Rest of South Africa)

Dudley Nourse

Xen Balaskas - (261 runs for Rest of South Africa)

Denis Tomlinson - (18 wickets for Rest of South Africa)

Joe Cox - (10 wickets for Rest of South Africa)

Joe Cox

Grahame Chevalier - (10 wickets for Rest of South Africa)

South Africa - The Wanderers Stadium, Johannesburg

South Africa - Newlands, Cape Town

South Africa - Senwes Park, Potchefstroom

South Africa - Old Wanderers, Johannesburg

South Africa - Willowmoore Park, Benoni

South Africa - Green Point, Cape Town

South Africa - LC de Villiers Oval, University of Pretoria, Pretoria

South Africa - Lenasia Stadium, Johannesburg

South Africa - Ramblers Club, Bloemfontein

Tshwane University of Technology Oval, Pretoria

79* by Ashwell Prince v South Africa A on February 24, 2003 - w

Ashwell Prince

78* by Justin Kemp v South Africa A on February 26, 2003 - w

Justin Kemp

66 by Justin Kemp v South Africa A on February 27, 2003 - r

3/16 by Charl Willoughby v South Africa A on February 23, 2003 - w

Charl Willoughby

3/20 by Adam Bacher v South Africa A on February 23, 2003 - w

Adam Bacher

3/21 by Albie Morkel v South Africa A on February 26, 2003 - w

Albie Morkel

79* by Ashwell Prince v South Africa A on February 24, 2003 - Rest of South Africa beat South Africa A by 4 Wickets

3/16 by Charl Willoughby v South Africa A on February 23, 2003 - Rest of South Africa beat South Africa A by 8 Wickets

Ashwell  Prince

Justin Kemp - (169 runs for Rest of South Africa)

Ashwell Prince - (163 runs for Rest of South Africa)

Martin van Jaarsveld - (76 runs for Rest of South Africa)

Martin van Jaarsveld

Charl Willoughby - (6 wickets for Rest of South Africa)

Albie Morkel - (5 wickets for Rest of South Africa)

Adam Bacher - (4 wickets for Rest of South Africa)

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